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How can we get marginal revenue from total revenue? - Economics

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How can we get marginal revenue from total revenue?

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Solution

We can find Marginal Revenue (MR) from Total Revenue (TR) by measuring how much TR increases when one extra unit is sold. 

  • Marginal revenue is the additional income a firm earns by selling one more unit of a product.
  • It is calculated using the formula MR = TRn − TRn−1
    This means Revenue after selling n units – Revenue after selling (n − 1) units.

Example:

If a firm earns ₹ 300 by selling 15 units and ₹ 304 by selling 16 units, then:

MR = 304 − 300 = ₹ 4

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Chapter 8: Cost and Revenue Analysis - TEST YOURSELF QUESTIONS [Page 161]

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Chapter 8 Cost and Revenue Analysis
TEST YOURSELF QUESTIONS | Q 48. (ii) | Page 161
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Chapter 8 Cost Theory Analysis
EXAMINATION CORNER | Q 20. (ii) | Page 26
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