Costs And Revenues
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The document discusses concepts related to costs, revenues, and profit maximization for a lemonade stand business. It defines key terms like fixed costs, variable costs, total costs, average total cost, marginal cost, total revenue, and marginal revenue. It provides an example showing how calculating marginal cost and marginal revenue can help the business decide how many additional units to produce to maximize profits. Specifically, the example shows the lemonade stand should have turned away a 41st customer because the marginal cost exceeded the selling price.
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