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1 Lectures in Microeconomics-Charles W. Upton A Competitive Industry-More

2 A Tabular Analysis All firms have this cost function

3 A Competitive Industry-More MC, AC and AVC Computing MC, AC and AVC is straightforward

4 A Competitive Industry-More Computation Review A quick review

5 A Competitive Industry-More The Minimums Minimums of AC and AVC

6 A Competitive Industry-More The Supply Function

7 A Competitive Industry-More The Supply Function

8 A Competitive Industry-More Supply Function with Multiple Firms

9 A Competitive Industry-More Supply and Demand Supply Function Demand Function

10 A Competitive Industry-More Supply and Demand Initially, 10 firms

11 A Competitive Industry-More Supply and Demand Initially, 10 firms This is an entry signal

12 A Competitive Industry-More Supply and Demand Price must drop to 31. That means 100 firms

13 A Competitive Industry-More A Mathematical Example Q = 100 – 6P C = 4+5q + q 2

14 A Competitive Industry-More A Mathematical Example Q = 100 – 6P C = 4+5q + q 2 AC = 4/q + 5 + q

15 A Competitive Industry-More A Mathematical Example Q = 100 – 6P C = 4+5q + q 2 AC = 4/q + 5 + q MC = 5+2q

16 A Competitive Industry-More A Mathematical Example Q = 100 – 6P C = 4+5q + q 2 AC = 4/q + 5 + q MC = 5+2q 5+2q = 4/q+5 +q

17 A Competitive Industry-More A Mathematical Example Q = 100 – 6P C = 4+5q + q 2 AC = 4/q + 5 + q MC = 5+2q 5+2q = 4/q+5 +q q = 4/q

18 A Competitive Industry-More A Mathematical Example Q = 100 – 6P C = 4+5q + q 2 AC = 4/q + 5 + q MC = 5+2q 5+2q = 4/q+5 +q q = 4/q q 2 = 4

19 A Competitive Industry-More A Mathematical Example Q = 100 – 6P C = 4+5q + q 2 AC = 4/q + 5 + q MC = 5+2q 5+2q = 4/q+5 +q q = 4/q q 2 = 4 q = 2

20 A Competitive Industry-More A Mathematical Example Q = 100 – 6P C = 4+5q + q 2 AC = 4/q + 5 + q MC = 5+2q 5+2q = 4/q+5 +q q = 4/q q 2 = 4 q = 2 AC = 4/2 + 5 + 2 = 9

21 A Competitive Industry-More A Mathematical Example Q = 100 – 6P C = 4+5q + q 2 P =9 AC = 4/q + 5 + q MC = 5+2q 5+2q = 4/q+5 +q q = 4/q q 2 = 4 q = 2 AC = 4/2 + 5 + 2 = 9

22 A Competitive Industry-More A Mathematical Example Q = 100 – 6P C = 4+5q + q 2 P =9 Q = 100 – 6(9) = 46 AC = 4/q + 5 + q MC = 5+2q 5+2q = 4/q+5 +q q = 4/q q 2 = 4 q = 2 AC = 4/2 + 5 + 2 = 9

23 A Competitive Industry-More A Mathematical Example Q = 100 – 6P C = 4+5q + q 2 P =9 Q = 100 – 6(9) = 46 N = 46/2 = 23 AC = 4/q + 5 + q MC = 5+2q 5+2q = 4/q+5 +q q = 4/q q 2 = 4 q = 2 AC = 4/2 + 5 + 2 = 9

24 A Competitive Industry-More A Summing Up A firm’s supply curve is simply its MC curve.

25 A Competitive Industry-More A Summing Up A firm’s supply curve is simply its MC curve If there are N firms, equilibrium will be at p 1.. p1p1 Nq min N*q min p min D NS firm

26 A Competitive Industry-More A Summing Up A firm’s supply curve is simply its MC curve If there are N firms, equilibrium will be at p 1. As firms enter, the price will fall to p min, the LR supply curve. p1p1 Nq min N*q min p min D NS firm N*S firm

27 A Competitive Industry-More End ©2003 Charles W. Upton


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