Explain producer equilibrium with the help of a table
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producer's equilibrium refers to a situation when he maximize the profits and minimise the loss. There are two conditions which must be satisfied first, MR= MC ;second ,MC is rising beyond the point of equilibrium.
we can show it with the help of table and diagram.
EXPLANATION OF ABOVE DIAGRAM AS FOLLOWS:-
Here, in the above diagram E and E1 are two points on which may producers struck his equilibrium but on E only one condition is fulfilled that is MC=MC but on E1 both the conditions are satisfied that is MR=MC and MC is rising beyond the point of equilibrium. Therefore at E1 produces struck his equilibrium and E1 is the point of producer's equilibrium.
we can show it with the help of table and diagram.
EXPLANATION OF ABOVE DIAGRAM AS FOLLOWS:-
Here, in the above diagram E and E1 are two points on which may producers struck his equilibrium but on E only one condition is fulfilled that is MC=MC but on E1 both the conditions are satisfied that is MR=MC and MC is rising beyond the point of equilibrium. Therefore at E1 produces struck his equilibrium and E1 is the point of producer's equilibrium.
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