Economy, asked by senprasanta543, 4 months ago

What is the relation between average revenue and marginal revenue, when |e| = infinity?​

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Answered by xxxSLINGSHOTxxx
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Explanation:

The relationship between average revenue and marginal revenue is the same as between any other average and marginal values. When average revenue falls marginal revenue is less than the average revenue. When average revenue remains the same, marginal revenue is equal to average revenue.

Answered by islamjaha949
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Explanation:

The relationship between average revenue and marginal revenue is the same as between any other average and marginal values. When average revenue falls marginal revenue is less than the average revenue. When average revenue remains the same, marginal revenue is equal to average revenue.

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