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ITE lecture 5, lecture 6 - Coggle Diagram
ITE lecture 5
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profit maximisation
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At profit maximising output, Increasing output q wouldn't increase profit anymore. Therefore
π(q)/ :small_red_triangle:q=0= :small_red_triangle:R/:small_red_triangle:q-:small_red_triangle:C/:small_red_triangle:q
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lecture 6
Invisible hand theory
The invisible hand refers to the market force that helps the demand and supply of goods in a free market to reach equilibrium automatically.
The invisible hand theory implies that the individuals’ (sellers and buyers) pursuit of self-interest often result in the most efficient allocation of resources, but not always the case.
Rationing function of price: to distribute scarce goods among potential claimants, ensuring that those who get them are the ones who value them most.
First, it guarantees that the quantity purchased is equal to the quantity available;
Second, it ensures that the buyers who consume the good are the ones who value it the most; that is, they get the most satisfaction from the good.
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Market equilibrium
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For a firm to remain in business in the long run, it must earn an economic profit
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