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Profit
a firms goal is to maximize
Total Cost
the amount that a firm pays for all the inputs that go into producing goods & services
Variable Cost
those that depend on the quantity of output produced
Explicit Cost
require a firm to spend money
Pay Bills
Implicit Cost
represent oppurtunities that could have generated revenue if the firm had investment its resources in another
Cost that represents forgone oppurtunities
Account Profit
when companies report their profit
Economic Profit
account for implicit cost
Economic Scale
if increasing the scale of production to output to obtain lower the minimun of the average total cost
Competitive Market
a market in which fully informed price taking buyers & sellers trade a standarized good or service
Price Takers
a buyer or seller who cannot affect the market price
Market Power
the ability to noticeablity affect market prices
Average Revenue
total revenue divided by quantity
Marginal Revenue
is change in revenue
Interest Rate
price of borrowing money for specific of time expressed as a percentage
Compound
Interest paid on interest that has already been earned
Present Value
how much a certain amount of money that will be obtained in the future is worth today
Risk
a special class of certainty in which the cost or benefits of an event or choice are uncertain
Risk Diversification
risks are shared across many different assets or people
Complete Information
When people are fully informed about the choices that they and other economic face
Adverse Selection
when buyers and sellers have different information about the quality of a good or the riskiness of a situation
Principal
Person who entrust someone with a task
Agent
A person who carries out a task on someone elses behalf
Moral Hazard
Tendency for everyone to behave in a riskier way or to merge on contracts when they do not face to full consequences of their actions
Statistical Disrcimination
Filling gaps in your information by generalizing based on observable characteristics