can someone explain to me

• heavenscloud

  15 May 05, 18:05

  y the firm is said to be too large, when there is a rise in its average cost? thanks!!!
• BITCHY_BITCH

  15 May 05, 18:06

  
• dragg

  15 May 05, 18:06

  more details please? dont understand your question.
  
  
• heavenscloud

  15 May 05, 18:08

  Originally posted by dragg:

  more details please? dont understand your question.
  
  

  a rise in average cost means that the firm is too large. why is tt so?
• BITCHY_BITCH

  15 May 05, 18:09

  Originally posted by heavenscloud:

  a rise in average cost means that the firm is too large. why is tt so?

  
• heavenscloud

  15 May 05, 18:09

  Originally posted by BITCHY_BITCH:

  

  come on la, dun lame lehz.
• SnowFlag

  15 May 05, 18:14

  what subject is this?
• thoreldan

  15 May 05, 18:16

  totally catch no ball leh
• Oyster Omelette

  15 May 05, 18:17

  State an example of the firm and the average cost.
• BITCHY_BITCH

  15 May 05, 18:21

  Originally posted by heavenscloud:

  come on la, dun lame lehz.

  cos yr thread also lame mah...
• heavenscloud

  15 May 05, 18:23

  Originally posted by Oyster Omelette:

  State an example of the firm and the average cost.

  no firm and no average cost. it's an essay question..
• BITCHY_BITCH

  15 May 05, 18:23

  Aiyah!!!
  
  
• BITCHY_BITCH

  15 May 05, 18:24

  Originally posted by heavenscloud:

  no firm and no average cost. it's an essay question..

  essay question in CC??
• heavenscloud

  15 May 05, 18:24

  Originally posted by BITCHY_BITCH:

  Aiyah!!!
  
  

  thanks ah.
• heavenscloud

  15 May 05, 18:26

  Originally posted by BITCHY_BITCH:

  essay question in CC??

  i dunno where else to ask le wad.
• Lim Beh Ka Li Kong

  15 May 05, 18:33

  Originally posted by heavenscloud:

  y the firm is said to be too large, when there is a rise in its average cost? thanks!!!

  Sounds like an econs question to me...
  
  Negative. Rise in Average Cost does not mean a firm is too large... In fact, most companies operate based on the profit-maximising maxim, and tt point may not necessarily be at the lowest possible cost...
• heavenscloud

  15 May 05, 18:35

  Originally posted by Lim Beh Ka Li Kong:

  Sounds like an econs question to me...
  
  Negative. Rise in Average Cost does not mean a firm is too large... In fact, most companies operate based on the profit-maximising maxim, and tt point may not necessarily be at the lowest possible cost...

  yeah, it's a econs question. thanks for your help.
• BITCHY_BITCH

  15 May 05, 18:36

  Originally posted by heavenscloud:

  i dunno where else to ask le wad.

  speaker's corner: for SERIOUS discussions.
• charlize

  15 May 05, 18:37

  Originally posted by BITCHY_BITCH:

  speaker's corner: for SERIOUS discussions.

  But this is Chit Chat.
  Are you in the correct forum ?
• BITCHY_BITCH

  15 May 05, 18:46

  Originally posted by charlize:

  But this is Chit Chat.
  Are you in the correct forum ?

  CC is for crapping mah, u din noe meh??
• charlize

  15 May 05, 18:47

  Originally posted by heavenscloud:

  y the firm is said to be too large, when there is a rise in its average cost? thanks!!!

  Total cost is made up of Total Fixed Cost and Total Variable Cost.
  
  Dividing the above with n units will give you the average total cost (ATC), average fixed cost (AFC) and average variable cost (AVC).
  
  Check the standard graph for the above. It is in all econs 101 textbook.
  
  The average variable cost increases with the more units produced. (assuming technology constant, ceteris paribus etc etc)
  
  AVC increases, ATC increases.
  
  
• charlize

  15 May 05, 18:48

  Originally posted by BITCHY_BITCH:

  CC is for crapping mah, u din noe meh??

  Intellectual crapping also crapping.
• BITCHY_BITCH

  15 May 05, 18:48

  Originally posted by charlize:

  Total cost is made up of Total Fixed Cost and Total Variable Cost.
  
  Dividing the above with n units will give you the average total cost (ATC), average fixed cost (AFC) and average variable cost (AVC).
  
  Check the standard graph for the above. It is in all econs 101 textbook.
  
  The average variable cost increases with the more units produced. (assuming technology constant, ceteris paribus etc etc)
  
  AVC increases, ATC increases.

  *yawnz* I feels like sleeping...
  
  
• BITCHY_BITCH

  15 May 05, 18:50

  Originally posted by charlize:

  Intellectual crapping also crapping.

  thx. you've just crapped.
• charlize

  15 May 05, 18:53

  Originally posted by BITCHY_BITCH:

  thx. you've just crapped.

  You're welcomed.