ECON 1100 Study Guide - Final Guide: Oligopoly, Old Age, Price System

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Marshallian demand: uncompensated demand function: sets budget constant. Hicksian demand: compensated demand function: sets utility constant. Compensating variation: amount of money needed to reach old utility level after changes in prices, shows substitution effect. Consumer surplus: difference between welfare of amount consumers are willing to pay and amount paid, shows income effect & substitution effect. Marginal rate of substitution: slope of indifference curve. Marginal rate of transformation: slope of budget constraint. Optimal budget: point of tangency between indifference curve and budget constraint i. e. mrs = mrt traditional marshallian demand. Scope economies = (c(q1) + c(q2) c(q1,q2))/c(q1,q2) Short-run production: one input is always fixed: diminishing marginal returns only applies in short-run. Marginal rate of technical substitution: slope of isoquant. Isoquant: shows all combinations of l, k that produce same quantity. Cost minimization: point of tangency between isoquant and isocost i. e. mrts=-w/r (assuming l on x-axis and k on y-axis) Economic profits: subtract both explicit and implicit costs from revenue.

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