Understanding Revenue Concepts in Different Market Conditions

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SEMESTER-II
B.COM GENERAL
Subject: Principles of Economics
Paper Code: CHG GE-2
 
KALIYAGANJ
COLLEGE
2020
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MARKET FOR
COMMODITIES
 
Sandeep Sundas
Assistant Professor
Dept. Of Economics
Kaliyaganj College.
Whatsapp No- 7063082473
 
Market for Commodities
 
Revenue concepts under different market
conditions: TR, MR and AR.
Relations between AR, MR and Elasticity of
demand.
Perfect competition- short and long run.
Supply curve in the short run (shut down and
break even concepts)
Monopoly-short and long run.
Concept of price discrimination.
Monopolistic competition, oligopoly market-
short and long run equilibrium.
 
Revenue concepts under different market conditions: TR, MR and
AR
 
Revenue : is defined by R=PQ where P is the price and Q is the
quantity sold. Suppose a commodity price is Rs. 5 and the units of
the commodity sold is 100 units, therefore Revenue R is 5*100= 500.
Average Revenue: AR is defined by the revenue per unit of output.
AR= R/Q. AR is the price in the market condition.
Marginal Revenue: MR is defined by change in revenue due to
change in the quantity sold. MR= dR/dQ.
Elasticity of demand : is the responsiveness of the change in the
demand due to the change in its price. Elasticity of demand is
divided into three they are as follows
a.
Price elasticity of demand: Change in the demand due to the
change in the price of the commodity.
b.
Income elasticity of demand : change in the demand due to the
change in the income.
c.
Cross elasticity of demand: is the responsiveness in the quantity
demanded of one good when the price for another good
changes.
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Relations between
AR, MR and
Elasticity of demand
 
 
Perfect Competition
 
There are large number of buyers and
sellers in the market.
They produce homogenous product.
There is free entry and exit.
The buyers and sellers have a perfect
knowledge of the market conditions.
The labours are mobile.
 
Perfect competition – Short
run.
 
In the short run, the firm may earn Super
normal profits, normal profits or losses.
The condition for equilibrium in the short
run are
a.
MC= MR
b.
MC must cut the MR from below.
 
Short run equilibrium- perfect
competition
 
Perfect competition – Long run
 
The firms earn normal profits in the long run.
The equilibrium condition of firm under long run is
i)
MC=MR
ii)
MC is increasing.
a. From Loss to Normal Profit:
many firm will leave the market, as a result there will be
decrease in supply and price goes up. Factor price of
production goes down and AC curve goes down and normal
profits are observed.
b. From super normal profits to normal profit
New firms enter the market, the supply increases and  prices
will fall. The demand for factors of production goes up and
cost curve shifts upward where normal profits are observed.
 
Long run equilibrium- perfect
competition.
 
Monopoly market
 
Monopoly market is a market structure
where there is single seller and many
buyers.
There are barriers to entry.
They are known as price makers.
They can fix both price and quantity but
not both simultaneously.
 
 
Monopoly market- short run
equilibrium
 
 
 
Monopoly market – long run
equilibrium
 
Price Discrimination
 
Developed by AC Pigou.
There are three degrees of price
discrimination:
a.
1
st
 Degree: Monopoly seller of output to
know the maximum price the consumers are
willing to pay.
b.
2
nd
 Degree: Price varies as quantity
demanded.
c.
3
rd
 Degree: Charging different prices to
different consumer groups.
 
Monopolistic competition
 
The characteristics of monopolistic
competition is as same as perfect
competition except the homogeneity
character but monopolistic market
produces somewhat differentiated
product.
 
Oligopoly market structure
 
Oligopoly is a market structure where
there are few sellers more than one.
Few sellers
Interdependence
Prevalent advertising
Barriers to entry
Product differentiation.
Examples are: automobiles, oil and gas,
steel industry, airlines etc.
 
Kinked demand curve
 
Price leadership
 
Low cost firms
Dominant firms which produces maximum
output in proportion to total output.
Barometric price leadership .
Exploitative and aggressive price
leadership.
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Thank you
PAPER TAUGHT
BY
 
Sandeep Sundas
Assistant Professor
Dept. Of Economics
Kaliyaganj College.
Whatsapp No- 7063082473
 
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Explore revenue concepts like Total Revenue (TR), Marginal Revenue (MR), and Average Revenue (AR) along with elasticity of demand in various market structures such as perfect competition, monopoly, monopolistic competition, and oligopoly. Learn about short and long-run equilibrium conditions and the significance of price discrimination in the market. Gain insights into the relationship between AR, MR, and elasticity of demand.


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  1. SEMESTER-II B.COM GENERAL Subject: Principles of Economics Paper Code: CHG GE-2 KALIYAGANJ COLLEGE 2020

  2. MARKET FOR COMMODITIES Sandeep Sundas Assistant Professor Dept. Of Economics Kaliyaganj College. Whatsapp No- 7063082473

  3. Market for Commodities Revenue concepts under different market conditions: TR, MR and AR. Relations between AR, MR and Elasticity of demand. Perfect competition- short and long run. Supply curve in the short run (shut down and break even concepts) Monopoly-short and long run. Concept of price discrimination. Monopolistic competition, oligopoly market- short and long run equilibrium.

  4. Revenue concepts under different market conditions: TR, MR and AR Revenue : is defined by R=PQ where P is the price and Q is the quantity sold. Suppose a commodity price is Rs. 5 and the units of the commodity sold is 100 units, therefore Revenue R is 5*100= 500. Average Revenue: AR is defined by the revenue per unit of output. AR= R/Q. AR is the price in the market condition. Marginal Revenue: MR is defined by change in revenue due to change in the quantity sold. MR= dR/dQ. Elasticity of demand : is the responsiveness of the change in the demand due to the change in its price. Elasticity of demand is divided into three they are as follows a. Price elasticity of demand: Change in the demand due to the change in the price of the commodity. b. Income elasticity of demand : change in the demand due to the change in the income. c. Cross elasticity of demand: is the responsiveness in the quantity demanded of one good when the price for another good changes.

  5. Relations between AR, MR and Elasticity of demand

  6. Perfect Competition There are large number of buyers and sellers in the market. They produce homogenous product. There is free entry and exit. The buyers and sellers have a perfect knowledge of the market conditions. The labours are mobile.

  7. Perfect competition Short run. In the short run, the firm may earn Super normal profits, normal profits or losses. The condition for equilibrium in the short run are MC= MR MC must cut the MR from below. a. b.

  8. Short run equilibrium- perfect competition

  9. Perfect competition Long run The firms earn normal profits in the long run. The equilibrium condition of firm under long run is i) MC=MR ii) MC is increasing. a. From Loss to Normal Profit: many firm will leave the market, as a result there will be decrease in supply and price goes up. Factor price of production goes down and AC curve goes down and normal profits are observed. b. From super normal profits to normal profit New firms enter the market, the supply increases and prices will fall. The demand for factors of production goes up and cost curve shifts upward where normal profits are observed.

  10. Long run equilibrium- perfect competition.

  11. Monopoly market Monopoly market is a market structure where there is single seller and many buyers. There are barriers to entry. They are known as price makers. They can fix both price and quantity but not both simultaneously.

  12. Monopoly market- short run equilibrium

  13. Monopoly market long run equilibrium

  14. Price Discrimination Developed by AC Pigou. There are three degrees of price discrimination: a. 1stDegree: Monopoly seller of output to know the maximum price the consumers are willing to pay. b. 2ndDegree: Price varies as quantity demanded. c. 3rdDegree: Charging different prices to different consumer groups.

  15. Monopolistic competition The characteristics of monopolistic competition is as same as perfect competition except the homogeneity character but monopolistic market produces somewhat differentiated product.

  16. Oligopoly market structure Oligopoly is a market structure where there are few sellers more than one. Few sellers Interdependence Prevalent advertising Barriers to entry Product differentiation. Examples are: automobiles, oil and gas, steel industry, airlines etc.

  17. Kinked demand curve

  18. Price leadership Low cost firms Dominant firms which produces maximum output in proportion to total output. Barometric price leadership . Exploitative and aggressive price leadership.

  19. Thank you PAPER TAUGHT BY Sandeep Sundas Assistant Professor Dept. Of Economics Kaliyaganj College. Whatsapp No- 7063082473

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