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Uploaded by on Jul 30, 2008

This video explains that the slopes of the total revenue and cost curves equals the marginal analysis that economists love.

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  • some of you guys are dicks, there's a guy trying to help you learn giving up his time for, and how how do you repay him? you call him a tard! Pff ungrateful Fuckers.

  • You sound like Ben Stein. Are you Jewish?

  • You have a good voice prof. Thanks for not talking down and making it welcoming to the newbies in economics.

  • god damn you make economics unbearable

  • You sound like a tard...

  • Sir I think you know the graphs of TC, TR, MC, MR but do not know to explain.

  • TC is just variable costs and fixed costs. The graph looks the way it does (wavy) because of the different marginal costs at each level of output. Try graphing MC and TC on the same graph with the same scale. The MC decreases at first, but slows down, then increases rapidly. This is reflected in the TC by the rapid increase, the gradual 'plateau' and then the rapid spike.

  • shitttttttttttttttttttttttt man ur voice is soooo shit, like if u just didnt give a fucking fuck about what u were saying

  • LMAO, ur right, anyone? anyone? anyone? bueller?

  • could anyone explain to me the TC curve. I understaood how he derived the MR from TR, from i cant understand the TC curve.

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