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Austin Mooney
on Oct 27, 2024
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In perfect competition:
A) a firm's total revenue is found by multiplying the market price by the firm's quantity of output.
B) the firm's total revenue curve is a downward-sloping line.
C) at any price,the more sold,the higher is a firm's marginal revenue.
D) the firm's total revenue curve is nonlinear.
Total Revenue
The total income generated by a company or entity from its business activities, often calculated as the product of price and quantity sold of goods or services.
Marginal Revenue
The supplementary income generated from the sale of an additional good or service by a firm.
- Comprehend how firms in perfectly competitive markets determine their price and quantity of output.
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Learning Objectives
- Comprehend how firms in perfectly competitive markets determine their price and quantity of output.
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