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Economics, Accounting & Business: Post your doubts here!

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AVC is kind of a supply curve, that is the part above the mc=avc. And the firm will only produce upto the output where mr=avc. If avc rises above that than the company has to close down the production.
For the profit part I said that AVC+AFC=ATC which can then be used to determine the profitability of the business. I had no idea what to write :/

AVC curve is same as AC i.e U shape and its below AC... and the gap b/w AVC and ATC is AFC!
 
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We buy the Material in Jan for instance...then we produce in Feb and Sell in May
Hence Jan Materials are 50% of May's sales...
Apply that with June and August! =) Got it??
Nope :p Please stop trying xD I can't concentrate :D
 
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October Sales = $75000 + 9(5000) = $120,000
August Payments = $60,000
How is that wrong? :p
 
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Goodnight!!sweetdreams......!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:)))))))))))
 
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So yea June will be paid in August.....2 months credit! they are asking abt the payment to be done in August!
you are not getting the point. June Purchases WILL be paid in August, yes. But June Purchases are not June SALES!
The Material for Sales in October was PURCHASED in June.
(As in the example in question , the Material sold in May was Purchased in January)
 
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