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How is a maginal cost determined?

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Anonymous

14y ago
Updated: 8/19/2019

The marginal cost of demand can be determined by two ways:

1) Taking the derivative of a cost function. This function express the rate of change of the cost function per unit produced.

2) Manually finding the change in production cost as production changes from one unit to the next. For example, if Walmart can produce tables for ten cents cheaper per unit produced, then its marginal cost is -$0.1.

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14y ago

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