Managerial Economics

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The Equimarginal Principle - An input should be allocated in such a way that the yale added by the last unit is the ‘same in all uses. a ‘Suppose, a firm has 100 units of labour at its disposal The firm is engaged in four activities which need labour services viz, A. B.C and D. it can enhance any one of these activities by adding more labour but only af the cost of other activities It should be clear that if the value of the marginal product is higher in one activity than another, an optimum allocation has pignpeen attained. It would, therefore, be profitable to shift Topour from low marginal value activity to high marginal value ivity, thus increasing the total value of all products taken together. To take an example, if in activity A, the value of marginal product of labour is Rs. 20 while that in activity Bit IE Re. 30 is profitable to shift labour from activity A to activity B thereby expanding activity B and reducing activity A/ The optimum will be reached when the value of the marginal product is equal in all the four activities or, symbolically expressed, when VMPix. = VMP ia = VMPic = VMPip Value of marginal product ati © scanned with OKEN Scanner muh monty relay ty be palebors 4 Belov a Yee © Scanned with OKEN Scanner

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