Economy, asked by Swaggbarbie, 1 year ago

What is the producer equilibrium ??

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Answered by brainlystargirl
23
Heya....

See here for your answer....

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Producer equilibrium --

It is the situation of maximum profit by the producer , where he can stop the production to get the higher output and higher revenue...

Explaiination...

In this situation

Marginal revenue = Marginal cost

Means , What all the cost producer is using in his production of products in return he is getting all the back...

Marginal cost is rising at equilibrium point...

Means , If MC rise then it mean this is the last stage of production and here output will be maximum..

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Answered by Anonymous
10
HEY MATE ✌️✌️


Producer Equilibrium refers to a situation of profit maximization .A producer strike his equilibrium at the level of output where profit is maximized . Any other level of output (other than the Equilibrium output) would mean (lower than the maximum).


⏺️ Profit is maximized and the producer strikes his equilibrium when the difference between TR and TC is maximized .

TR-TOTAL REVENUE.

TC-TOTAL COST.

(PRODUCER EQUILIBRIUM IS STRUCK AT THE LEVEL OF OUTPUT WHERE PROFIT IS MAXIMISED).


☑️ CONDITION OF PRODUCER EQUILIBRIUM :MR-MC APPROACH.

PROFIT IS MAXIMISED WHEN TWO CONDITION ARE SATISFIED⤵️⤵️⤵️


1)MR=MC

2) MC IS RISING ( MC IS GREATER THAN MR BEYOND THE POINTOF EQUILIBRIUM OUTPUT).



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