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complements
 
complements
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economic point at which firms sell their goods (where MR=MC)
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accounting profit (total revenue minus explicit cost)
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economic profit (total revenue minus both explicit and implicit costs)
    
===Medium===
 
===Medium===
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perfect competition (know the conditions for it)
 
perfect competition (know the conditions for it)
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economic point at which firms sell their goods (where MR=MC)
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accounting profit (total revenue minus explicit cost)
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economic profit (total revenue minus both explicit and implicit costs)
      
In a perfectly competitive market ...
 
In a perfectly competitive market ...
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:otherwise the company changes Q until it equals or exceeds AVC
 
:otherwise the company changes Q until it equals or exceeds AVC
 
:if no such Q exists then the company is better off shutting down
 
:if no such Q exists then the company is better off shutting down
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===Equations of Medium Difficulty===
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:At Q = 0, TC = TFC
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:At Q = 1, MC = TVC
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:At all Q > 0, AVC = TVC / Q
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:At all Q > 0, AFC = TFC / Q
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:At all Q, ATC = AVC + AFC
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:TVC = sum of MC
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:TFC = Q x AFC
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:TVC = Q x AVC
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:TC = Q x ATC
    
===Honors===
 
===Honors===
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mathematical solutions and specific calculations
 
mathematical solutions and specific calculations
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===Equations===
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===Equations of Honors Difficulty===
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:At Q = 0, TC = TFC
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:At Q = 1, MC = TVC
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:At all Q > 0, AVC = TVC / Q
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:At all Q > 0, AFC = TFC / Q
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:At all Q, ATC = AVC + AFC
   
:MC = W / MP (where W is wage per unit of labor, and labor is the only input)
 
:MC = W / MP (where W is wage per unit of labor, and labor is the only input)
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:TVC = sum of MC
   
:AVC = W / AP when labor is the only input and W is the wage or cost of the labor
 
:AVC = W / AP when labor is the only input and W is the wage or cost of the labor
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:TFC = Q x AFC
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:TVC = Q x AVC
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:TC = Q x ATC
   
:long run average costs (LRAC) are never more than short run average costs (SRAC) for a given Q.  Why?  See the alternative definition of “long run” in “Medium” list above
 
:long run average costs (LRAC) are never more than short run average costs (SRAC) for a given Q.  Why?  See the alternative definition of “long run” in “Medium” list above
 
:LRAC = P x (I / Q), where I is input and Q is output and P is price of the input
 
:LRAC = P x (I / Q), where I is input and Q is output and P is price of the input
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