EGTI Task 1
Marginal Analysis
In order for any business to be successful they would need to know how to make the most profit for the goods they are producing and selling. In this paper I am going to explain some of the key terms that companies need to keep in mind when operating their business. First, we will start with marginal revenue, which is defined simply as the extra revenue that is made for each additional unit of a product that is sold. This is directly related to marginal cost, which is what it costs the company to make that additional unit of product. Next there is total cost and total revenue. Total cost is what the company spends to produce a certain quantity of its product. This includes the cost of all the materials,
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As you can see by the chart if the company were to produce an additional unit after 8 it would mean the marginal cost would be more than the marginal revenue causing the company to be losing money. Looking at it from total revenue to total cost point of the view; the profit from 8 widgets is $540 but if you produce one more is drops to $520, so again this shows where the company has hit their profit maximization mark.
So, to summarize with all the information given, Company A should always strive to have their marginal cost be equal to their marginal cost in order to maximize profit. If they see that their marginal revenue is higher than the marginal cost then more output needs to be produced to get their max profit. In contract, if the marginal cost if higher than the marginal revenue then output needs to
The problem identified in this paper is the low margins in the industry. Because margins are low, the profitability of individual companies depends on high
Rivers can help develop different civilizations such as the Nile River. This great river measures thirty five hundred miles through many different countries (Orlin, 2010). The Nile helped to bring life, security and dictated how the people planned activities throughout the year. For example, the farmers would seed the land after the Nile would start swell and then recede to its normal banks (Orlin, 2010). This helped the seedlings to grow and then produce bountiful harvest. The Nile provided security for the Egyptian people by allowing the reeds and natural grasses around the bank of the river (Orlin, 2010). This would allow any enemy that wanted to attack to not
The numbers of firms that produce identical products or goods which are homogenous are called market structure. Industrial regulation is the government regulation on an entire industry with the objective of keeping a close eye on the industry prices and take advantage of consumers. Rules set by government and agencies that help control the operations of businesses who may demonstrate monopoly power in their organization. Monopoly may lead to consumers being exploited (higher prices) and consumers paying way too much for a product.
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I would advise the CEO that to better serve the company’s desire we would start with a strategic plan by setting goals and objectives. It would be best to elicit the opinions of every staff member on how they feel about the company’s goal. After listening to the staff opinions on how best to implement the goals, a plan is to be put in place detailing the steps by steps on how to achieve each tasks. I would emphasize to the CEO the importance of setting goals and communicating them effectively to the staff members, especially those who will be the managers. Additionally, the CEO is to consider the needs of each individual in the company. It is important to address both the task and the needs of the employees ( Phillips & Gully, 2014).
D. employ the combination of resources that will produce the profit-maximizing output at the minimum cost
The Marginal Cost graph intersects the Average Total Cost graph and the Average Variable Cost graphs at their minimum points. As long as the cost of producing one additional unit remains less than average total cost, the average total cost continues to fall. When marginal cost finally exceeds average total cost, average total cost begins to rise in response. The same effect applies to the relationship between marginal cost and average variable cost.
Decisions will be made by using the concepts of marginal costs and marginal revenue to maximize profit. A mix of pricing and non-pricing strategies will be
The second and final option is to analyze marginal revenue and marginal cost. This process is done by comparing the amount each additional unit of output is costing and adding it to the total revenue and total cost. Unfortunately, this information was not made available for this
Refer to Figure 14-5. When market price is P3, a profit-maximizing firm's profit a. can be represented by the area P3 Q3. b. can be represented by the area P3 Q2. c. can be represented by the area (P3-P2) Q3. d. is zero.
A profit-maximizing monopolist like this company would choose the output where MC=MR. This output will be somewhere over the price range where demand is price elastic and will be sold at the price consumers will pay. If the total revenue is higher than the production costs, it will make
There are two types of costs, the direct ones, which are easy to identify as they are “directly” referred, linked to the product or service, which can be traced directly, straight and fully to the product, (e.g. material cost, labour cost, direct expenses, which are known as prime cost as well), generally, direct cost are considered, variable cost, as the cost increase when quantity/output increases, and indirect cost (overheads), which are not directly related with the production, but they are needed to proceed with the production, for example, in a coat manufacturing company, the leather is seen as direct cost, because is a prime material needed for the production, and traceable, while, for example, light and heating are not directly part of the final coat, but they were still necessary in order to finish the product, indirect cost are considered fix cost, as they do not change, if the production quantity increases or decreases.