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Chapter 6 Notes- Perfectly competitive supply: The cost side of the market -profit- the total revenue a firm receives from the sale of its product minus all costs (explicit and implicit) incurred in producing it -Profit = Total Revenue- Total Cost -Profit = Total Revenue- Variable Cost- Fixed Cost -profit-maximizing firm – a firm whose primary goal is to maximize the amount o f profit it earns -perfectly competitive markets- markets in which individual firms have no influence over the market prices of the products they sell -perfectly competitive firms- can be described as price takers because their inability to influence market price -4 characteristics of markets that are perfectly competitive: -all firms sell the same standardized product -the market has many buyers and sellers, each of which buys or sells only a small fraction of the total quantity exchanged. -productive resources are mobile -buyers and sellers are well informed -imperfectly competitive firms- a firm that has at least some control over the market price of its product -factor of production- an input used in the production of a good or service -a firm’s factor of production are employees and the machine(s) -short run- a period of time sufficiently short that at least some of the firm’s factors of production are fixed -long run- a period of time of sufficient length that all the firm’s firm’s factors of production are variable -law of diminishing returns-a property of the relationship between the amount of a good or service produced and the amount of a variable factor required to produce it; it says that when some factors of p roduction are fixed, increased production of the good eventually requires ever-larger increases in the variable v ariable factor. -fixed factor of production- an input whose quantity q uantity cannot be altered in the short run -machines -variable factor of production- an input whose quantity can be altered in the short run -labor -variable cost- the sum of all payments made to the firm’s firm’s variable factors of production -total cost- the sum of all payments made to the firm’s firm’s fixed and variable factors of production p roduction -marginal cost- as output changes from one level to another, the change in total cost divided by by the corresponding change in output -short-run shutdown condition- Profit is less than the minimum value valu e of AVC AVC -P