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COST OF PRODUCTION Samir K Mahajan, M.Sc, Ph.D.,UGC-NET

COST OF PRODUCTION Meaning Cost of production refer to the expenses incurred by a firm while producing a good or service during a given time period usually one year. EXPLICIT COSTS : Explicit costs includes the payments made by a firm to other for the purchase of factors of production, goods and services while producing a commodity. E.g. wages and salaries of workers and employees, rents for hiring buildings, transport cost, expenses on raw materials etc. IMPLICIT COSTS: Implicit costs are the costs of self-owned and self-employed resources. E.g. salaries of the owner of business as supervisor or consultant, interest of self-supplied capital, rent of self-owned building in business. Cost of Production Explicit costsImplicit costs

LONG RUN COST FUNCTION The long run cost function can be written as C=C (Q, K, T,P f ) Where C is cost of production Q is output T is technology K is capital P f is factor prices In studying the relationship between long run cost and level of output in a two dimensional diagram, we keep technology and output as constant. Thus, long run cost function, traditionally, is written as C= C (Q) COST FUNCTION(contd)

CONCEPT OF COSTS(SHORT RUN) Total Fixed Cost (TFC): Total Fixed Cost (TFC)/ Fixed Costs are the expenses on fixed factors of production. Fixed cost do not vary with output. They remain the same what ever be the output in short run. They typically include rents, salaries of permanent employees, insurance, depreciation etc. Total variable cost (TVC) Total variable cost (TVC) /Variable costs are expenses on variable factors of production. Variable costs do vary with output. As output changes, TVC also changes. Examples of typical variable costs include fuel, raw materials, and casual labour costs. Total Cost: Total cost is the sum of fixed and variable costs at each level o output. i.e. TC=TFC+ TVC

TFC TVC Variable Cost TC Fixed Cost Total Cost TFC, TVC, TC curves Output Cost O CONCEPT OF COSTS(contd )

Average Fixed Cost (AFC) : Average fixed cost is the fixed cost per unit of output. i.e. AFC= TFC Q Where Q is output.

CONCEPT OF COSTS(contd) Average Variable Cost (AVC) : Average variable cost is the variable cost per unit of output. i.e. AVC= TVC Q Where Q is output.

CONCEPT OF COSTS(contd) Average Cost (AFC) : Average cost is the cost per unit of output. i.e. AC= TC Q = TFC+ TVC Q Or, AC= AFC + AVC Where Q is output.

CONCEPT OF COSTS(contd) Marginal cost (MC) : Marginal cost is the extra cost for producing an additional unit of output. i.e. MC= d(TC) dQ MC= d(TFC + TVC) dQ MC= d(TVC) dQ It is important to note that marginal cost is derived solely from variable costs, and not from fixed costs.

MC AVC AC AFC Output Cost O AFC, AC, AVC, MC curves CONCEPT OF COSTS(contd)

 Minimum MC comes before, Minimum AC.  When AC falls, MC < AC  When AC increases, MC > AC  When AC is at its minimum, MC equals AC. i.e. MC=Minimum AC. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AC AND MC