Economy, asked by siddiquiaffan, 2 months ago

A firm reaches shut down point when:
(a) TR = TVS
(b) TR = TC
(c) TR = AVC
(d) MR = MC​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:Answer: A A firm reaches shut-down point when: AR=AVC.When a firm is able to cover its variable costs only, it will be at ...

Answer:Answer: A A firm reaches shut-down point when: AR=AVC.When a firm is able to cover its variable costs only, it will be at ...Explanation:

Answer:Answer: A A firm reaches shut-down point when: AR=AVC.When a firm is able to cover its variable costs only, it will be at ...Explanation:I hope this helps

Answered by dakshveer123456789
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The shutdown point denotes the exact moment when a company's (marginal) revenue is equal to its variable (marginal) costs—in other words, it occurs when the marginal profit becomes negative.

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When the firm's total cost exceeds total revenue , i.e. TC > TR the firm incurs loss. In other words loss of the firm implies that its TR is less than TC.

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