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Essential AP Microeconomics Formulas

AVERAGE PRODUCT (AP)

TOTAL PRODUCT (TP OR Q)/LABOR (L)

MARGINAL PRODUCT (MP)

ΔTP/ΔL

PROFIT

TOTAL REVENUE (TR) – TOTAL COST (TC)

TOTAL COST

TOTAL FIXED COSTS (TFC) + TOTAL VARIABLE COSTS (TVC)

AVERAGE COST (AC)

TOTAL COSTS (TC) / QUANTITY (Q)

AVERAGE FIXED COSTS (AFC)

TOTAL FIXED COSTS (TFC) / QUANTITY (Q)

AVERAGE VARIABLE COSTS (AVC)

TOTAL VARIABLE COST (TVC) / QUANTITY (Q)

AVERAGE REVENUE (AR)

TOTAL REVENUE (TR) / QUANTITY (Q)

IN PERFECT COMPETITION…

DEMAND (D) = AVERAGE REVENUE (AR) = PRICE (P)

MARGINAL REVENUE (MR)

ΔTR / ΔQ (OR ΔTP)

MARGINAL COST (MC)

ΔTC / ΔQ

PROFIT MAXIMIZATION POINT

WHERE MR = MC

“BREAKEVEN” POINT

WHERE P = ATC

SHUTDOWN POINT

WHERE P = AVC