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Microeconomics - 2G03 - Chapter 6

Understanding how production and costs operate within a business framework involves examining the relationships between inputs and outputs. The concept of diminishing marginal product is crucial, indicating that as more of a single input is used, the additional output generated from each additional unit of input eventually decreases.

Microeconomics - 2G03 - Chapter 6

Microeconomics - 2G03Chapter 6Production and Cost:One Variable Input

Summary

most important assumption to TP(z1)
assumption of diminishing marginal product

beyond quantity of input 1

the slope of TP(z1) begins to get flatter

AP(z1) = TP(z1)/(z1)
Marginal product
MP(z1) = slope of TP(z1)
productions functions
total production function

TP(z1)

determine costs and oppertunity costs
short-run cost minimization
Define production functions

Key Terms

multi-plant firms
short-run average cost
short-run total cost
average fixed cost
fixed cost
short-run marginal cost
average variable cost
variable cost function
average product
diminishing marginal productassumption
free-disposal assumption
marginal product
total product function
long-run cost minimization
variable costs
fixed costs
avoidable costs
sunk costs
oppertunity cost
Cobb-Douglas Productionfunction
variable proportions productionfunctions
Leontief production functions
fixed-proportions productionfunction
production function
technically efficient
input bundle

6.1 The Production Function

Defining the Production Function