The Firm (Supply) (Leaving Cert Economics): Flashcards
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Definition of firms
Definition of firms
Business organisations combining resources to create goods/services for profit
Four economic roles of firms
Four economic roles of firms
Employment, innovation, govt revenue, satisfy consumer needs
Total Revenue (TR) formula
Total Revenue (TR) formula
Average Revenue (AR) formula
Average Revenue (AR) formula
Marginal Revenue (MR) meaning
Marginal Revenue (MR) meaning
Additional revenue from selling one more unit
Total Cost (TC) formula
Total Cost (TC) formula
Average Cost (AC) formula
Average Cost (AC) formula
Marginal Cost (MC) meaning
Marginal Cost (MC) meaning
Additional cost of producing one more unit
Short run definition in economics
Short run definition in economics
Period where at least one factor of production is fixed
Long run definition in economics
Long run definition in economics
Period where all factors of production are variable
Profit maximisation condition
Profit maximisation condition
Economies of scale definition
Economies of scale definition
Increasing production leads to lower average costs
Four types of internal economies of scale
Four types of internal economies of scale
Bulk purchasing, labour specialisation, finance, marketing
Diseconomies of scale definition
Diseconomies of scale definition
Firms become too large, causing average costs to rise
Five firm objectives beyond profit maximisation
Five firm objectives beyond profit maximisation
Growth/market share, survival, CSR, satisficing, employee welfare
