Difference between revisions of "Average variable cost"

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Average variable cost (AVC) is a firm or company's [[total variable cost]] divided by the quantity it produces:
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'''Average variable cost''' (AVC) is a firm or company's [[total variable cost]] divided by the quantity it produces:
  
 
: AVC = (total variable cost) / (quantity of output)
 
: AVC = (total variable cost) / (quantity of output)

Latest revision as of 02:30, July 13, 2016

Average variable cost (AVC) is a firm or company's total variable cost divided by the quantity it produces:

AVC = (total variable cost) / (quantity of output)

Average variable cost is also the average total cost minus the average fixed cost:

AVC - ATC - AFC