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MicroEconomics: Analyzing Production & Revenue Data from Examples A, B, C, & D, Study Guides, Projects, Research of Microeconomics

A project assignment from cuyahoga community college's economics department for principles of microeconomics (econ 2620). Students are required to analyze the data presented in four tables (examples a, b, c, and d) which include total and marginal inputs, physical units, total revenue, unit revenue, total resources, product, price, and cost. The objective is to understand the relationship between input, output, and cost in microeconomics.

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Cuyahoga Community College - Eastern Campus - Economics Department
Principles of MicroEconomics -- ECON 2620 L. M. Kendra
Project # 17 Chapter 15
Problem Specifics: After completing the four table below analyze the data in detail.
Note: See graphing grids in file for Project 18.
Example A
Total Marginal Marginal
Input Physical Physical Unit Total Revenue Unit Total Resource
Sets Product Product Price Revenue Product Cost Cost Cost
0- 6.00$ 100.00$
> >
130 6.00 100.00
> >
270 6.00 100.00
> >
3 100 6.00 100.00
>>
4 120 6.00 100.00
>>
5 130 6.00 100.00
>>
6 135 6.00 100.00
Example B
Total Marginal Marginal
Input Physical Physical Unit Total Revenue Unit Total Resource
Sets Product Product Price Revenue Product Cost Cost Cost
0- 4.00$ 30.00$
> >
140 4.00 35.00
> >
290 4.00 40.00
> >
3 140 4.00 45.00
>>
4 180 4.00 50.00
>>
5 200 4.00 55.00
>>
6 195 4.00 60.00
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Cuyahoga Community College - Eastern Campus - Economics Department

Principles of MicroEconomics -- ECON 2620 L. M. Kendra Project # 17 Chapter 15

Problem Specifics: After completing the four table below analyze the data in detail. Note: See graphing grids in file for Project 18.

Example A Total Marginal Marginal Input Physical Physical Unit Total Revenue Unit Total Resource Sets Product Product Price Revenue Product Cost Cost Cost 0 - $ 6.00 $100.

1 30 6.00 100.

2 70 6.00 100.

3 100 6.00 100.

4 120 6.00 100.

5 130 6.00 100.

6 135 6.00 100.

Example B Total Marginal Marginal Input Physical Physical Unit Total Revenue Unit Total Resource Sets Product Product Price Revenue Product Cost Cost Cost 0 - $ 4.00 $ 30.

1 40 4.00 35.

2 90 4.00 40.

3 140 4.00 45.

4 180 4.00 50.

5 200 4.00 55.

6 195 4.00 60.

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Cuyahoga Community College - Eastern Campus - Economics Department

Example C Total Marginal Marginal Input Physical Physical Unit Total Revenue Unit Total Resource Sets Product Product Price Revenue Product Cost Cost Cost 0 - $ 9.00 $ 15.

1 40 8.50 17.

2 70 8.00 20.

3 90 7.50 22.

4 100 7.00 25.

5 105 6.50 27.

6 105 6.00 30.

Example D Total Marginal Marginal Input Physical Physical Unit Total Revenue Unit Total Resource Sets Product Product Price Revenue Product Cost Cost Cost 0 - $ 15.00 $150.

1 50 14.00 150.

2 120 13.00 150.

3 170 12.00 150.

4 200 11.00 150.

5 215 10.00 150.

6 205 9.00 150.

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