This document contains lecture notes on microeconomics and finance. It discusses production and costs, including fixed and variable costs. It also discusses financial instruments like bonds and stocks, using the example of Pooley Pizza Company borrowing money through bonds or selling ownership shares in the form of stocks. The document provides examples of calculating total, average, and marginal costs, and uses the numbers from a pizza production example to calculate profit.
22. Pooley Pizza Company
Bond
100
Dollars
Dr. Gale
CEO
10% 2023
Pays 10 Dollars each year
Pays 100 Dollars at maturity
2014
Coupon
2015
Coupon
2016
Coupon
2017
Coupon
2018
Coupon
2019
Coupon
2020
Coupon
2021
Coupon
2022
Coupon
2023
Coupon
23. Pooley Pizza Company
Need to raise 1,000 Dollars
Create 1,000 shares and sell
for 1 Dollar each
Each share is worth 1/1,000
of the company
31. Production Costs
$2.00 Labor cost per pizza
$0.75 Ingredient cost per pizza
$0.25 Electricity cost per pizza
$2,800 Rent cost per month
$200 Insurance cost per month
Variable Costs
$2.00 Labor cost per pizza
$0.75 Ingredient cost per pizza
$0.25 Electricity cost per pizza
$3.00 Total variable costs per pizza
Fixed Costs
$2,800 Rent cost per month
$200 Insurance cost per month
$3,000 Total fixed costs
32. Total Costs
= $3,000 + $3.00 x quantity of pizzas
Assume 1,000 pizzas
= $3,000 + $3.00 x 1,000
= $3,000 + $3,000
= $6,000
TC = Fixed Costs +Variable Costs
TC
33. Average Total Costs
ATC = Total Costs ÷ quantity of pizzas
= $6,000 ÷ 1,000
= $6.00 each
ATC
34. Average Total Costs = ATC = TC ÷ Q
Total Costs = TC = FC +VC
Profit = TR - TC
Total Revenue = TR = Price • Q
Total Costs = TC = ATC • Q