Marginal Cost : Formula and How to Calculate It

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Marginal cost represents the incremental costs incurred when producing additional units of a good or service. It is calculated by taking the total change in costs of producing more goods and dividing that by the change in the quantity of good produced.

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If the price for 1000 is 125k, then how the price for more 2000 is 175k?

davosdave
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I read somewhere that the maximization of profits can occur when MC = MR and when the MC curve is rising. However, I notice that the MC curve tends to drop before it begins to rise again. This therefore confuses my understanding regarding that rule that the MC curve must be rising. Please clarify. Thanks in advance.

Skylightatdusk
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Why are the costs steeper in case b? They need more equipment and have to pay overtime?

rossfriedman
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How to calculate total cost for additional

commerce_vaathi.
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Can you please tell me how and why marginal costing calculates contribution to pay overheads? Why would this be useful in evaluating product value to a firm?

PanookyDooky
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2500 is still under limit of total capacity 🤷‍♂️

shahrukh