The Theory of the Firm Under Perfect Competition — Formula Sheet
Madhya Pradesh Board · Class 12 · Economics
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2. Revenue Concepts
TR = p × q
AR = TR/q = (p×q)/q = p
MR = (pq2 - pq1)/(q2 - q1) = [p(q2-q1)]/(q2-q1) = p
3. Profit and Profit Maximisation
π = TR - TC
MR = MC
P = MC
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