101 lecture 18 factors of production
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Exam 6 Thursday December 26
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Chapters 18, 19, 20 and 21
Microeconomics Lecture 18
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Factors of Production
Price Discrimination !
Charging different people a different price for the
same product
Price Discrimination !
Make more money by capturing buyer surplus
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Very hard to do !
Keep buyers from buying low and reselling higher to other customers
Riyadh Pizza CompanySaudi Style Supreme
Marginal Cost 29
0
10
20
30
40
Ali Abdullah Ahmed Faisal Mohammed Mahmood Sultan Turki
2628
3032
3436
3840
Profit Per Pizza 30 -29 = 1
Total Profit 6 x 1 = 6
Total Revenue 6 x 30 = 180
Total Cost 6 x 29 = 174
Total Profit 180 - 174 = 6
Price Marginal Revenue 30
Perfect Competition Keep selling as long as marginal revenue is more than marginal cost
Cannot charge more than 30 or buyers go to competitor
Riyadh Pizza CompanySaudi Style Supreme
Marginal Cost 29
0
10
20
30
40
Ali Abdullah Ahmed Faisal Mohammed Mahmood Sultan Turki
2628
3032
3436
3840
Monopoly with Price Discrimination
Charge different prices to different customers
Keep selling as long as marginal revenue is more than marginal cost
Profit Per Pizza Varies
Total Profit Add each profit
Total Revenue 210
Total Cost 6 x 29 = 174
Total Profit 210 - 174 = 36
Perfect Competition
Monopoly Price
Discrimination Difference
Price 30 30 - 40 up to 10
Qty 6 6 6
Total Revenue 180 210 30
Total Cost 174 174 174
Profit 6 36 30
Riyadh Pizza CompanySaudi Style Supreme
Humantrust knowledge skills
personality health relationships
ideas technology methods
Value Creatorentrepreneur
innovator team
organization
Physicalnatural resources time buildings equipment things than make things
Cultural
Intellectualmoney and risk savers - borrowers time is money
(1+r)n
insurance limited liability corporations
trust values institutions infrastructure rules !
Creating Value with the Five Capitals
Financial
Factors of Production
Labor market
Innovation - Productivity
Wage Level
Quantity of Labor
Professional Soccer Players
School Teachers
$36 million 135 million SAR
Derived DemandDepends on demand for another good the factor
produces
Marginal Product of Labor
How much more output with one more worker
Revenue not
Output
Marginal Revenue Product of Labor
How much more revenue with one more worker
EmployeesTotal
Output
Marginal Output Product
Marginal Revenue $1 each
Marginal Cost $10
Marginal Profit
0 0 - -
1 19 19 $19 $10 $9
2 40 21 $21 $10 $11
3 57 17 $17 $10 $7
4 72 15 $15 $10 $5
5 80 8 $8 $10 -$2
Marginal Revenue Product of Labor
versus Cost of Wage
Demand for Labor
Human Capital Technology
Price Inputs Firms
Supply for Labor
Population Demographics Alternatives
Wage Level
Quantity of Labor
L1 L2
Supply
Demand
$15
$10
Increase in Demand
Wage Level
Quantity of Labor
Q1 Q2
Supply
Demand
15
10
Increase in Supply
Economic Discrimination
Difference due to irrelevant characteristic
Wage Gap
Education Experience Preferences
Discrimination is
Expensive
Compensating Differentials
95% of job-related deaths are men.
America’s 10 Most Dangerous Jobs
Per 100,000
Average 3.3
Fishing 200
Logging 62
Pilot 57
Farm & Ranch 36
Roofers 35
Ironworkers 30
Sanitation 25
Machinist 19
Truck Driver 18
Construction 18
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics