Long-run Average Total Cost and Economies of Scale
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- Опубликовано: 29 дек 2024
- This lesson distinguishes between a firm's short-run average total cost and its long-run average total cost, and explains how economies of scale may help a firm achieve lower average costs as it increases its output in the long-run.
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jason, i do appreciate most of your videos but i need to clarify something, base on the above video, economies of scale/diseconomies follows increasing returns to scale/decreasing returns to scale?as i've known, the former measures cost and output and the later relates inputs to output.
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Jason tell me what is actually the average cost? theoretically
It is, actually, the per unit cost of production.
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The video is pretty good,but in my book (Pindyick & Rubinfield) they explained that:
Inreasing returns to scale-output more than doubles when the quantities of all inputs are doubled
Economies of Scale-a doubling of output requires less than a doubling of cost
It's not the same
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why the average cost goes on decreasing when the average product goes on increasing?
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