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Chapter 9 Key Terms

ECO 251

TermDefinition
explicit costs costs requiring monetary payments
implicit costs opportunity costs of resources used by a firm
economic profits total revenue - (explicit + implicit costs)
normal profits the normal accounting profit that is earned by firms with similar resources, considered part of the opportunity costs of using the resources
short run (sr) a time period in which at least one resource is fixed and a firm cant leave the industry
long run (lr) a time period when all resources can be varied and a firm can exit from the industry
total product the number of units produced in a time period
marginal product the additional output produced from one extra unit of an input (e.g. one more worker)
law of diminishing (marginal) returns as additional units of an input are hired, eventually the marginal product will decline
average product the number of units produced per worker
fixed costs costs that do not depend upon the level of output produced (considered to be sunk)
variable costs costs that depend upon the production level
marginal costs the additional costs associated from producing one extra unit of a good
economies of scale when the LRAC declines as the scale of production increases
diseconomies of scale when the LRAC rises as the scale of production increases
constant returns to scale when the LRAC remains constant as the scale of production increases
minimum efficient scale the minimum scale of production required for lowest LRAC to occur (where economies of scale end)
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