There are three types of long-run costs:
1) Total cost (TC), which is the sum of total fixed costs (TFC) and total variable costs (TVC).
2) Average cost (AC), which is calculated by dividing total cost (TC) by total output (Q).
3) Marginal cost (MC), which is the increase in total cost from producing one additional unit of output, or the cost of the marginal unit produced. MC=TC/Q.
There are three types of long-run costs:
1) Total cost (TC), which is the sum of total fixed costs (TFC) and total variable costs (TVC).
2) Average cost (AC), which is calculated by dividing total cost (TC) by total output (Q).
3) Marginal cost (MC), which is the increase in total cost from producing one additional unit of output, or the cost of the marginal unit produced. MC=TC/Q.
There are three types of long-run costs:
1) Total cost (TC), which is the sum of total fixed costs (TFC) and total variable costs (TVC).
2) Average cost (AC), which is calculated by dividing total cost (TC) by total output (Q).
3) Marginal cost (MC), which is the increase in total cost from producing one additional unit of output, or the cost of the marginal unit produced. MC=TC/Q.
BBA(LSCM) 21SLAM1010038 Business Economics What is long run cost? • Long run means time period being long enough to make the entire productive factors variable. • In long run all factors of production become variable. • The entrepreneur has number of choices to change the plant size and level of outputs. • The long run AC curves is derived from short run AC curves. There are three types of long run cost:-
1).Total cost :- The sum of all costs incurred by a firm in producing
a certain level of output. i.e TC=TFC+TVC 2).Average cost :- It is obtained by dividing the total cost (TC) by the total output (Q), i.e AC=TC/Q. 3).Marginal cost:- It is the addition to the total cost on account of producing and additional unit of the product or marginal cost is the cost of marginal unit produced. MC= TC/ Q