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Revenue maximization
Total revenue is maximised when marginal revenue = zero. This is the output at the mid-point of a linear demand curve and also where the price elasticity of demand = one. Total revenue = price per unit multiplied by quantity sold.
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Revenues and Profits - Selection of Revision MCQs
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Business Costs & Revenues Revision Quiz
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Costs Revenues and Profits - Key Terms
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Business Objectives
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Business Objectives: Maximisers and Satisficers
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Analysis Diagram: Maximising Revenue
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Revenue in Perfectly Competitive Markets
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Price Elasticity and Total Revenue
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Business Revenues
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Business Objectives and the Conduct of Firms
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Focus on Business Revenues
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Sales Revenue Maximisation
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Test 15: A Level Economics: MCQ Revision on Business Objectives
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Price and Total Revenue (Multiple Choice Question)
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Elasticity and Total Revenue (MCQ Revision Questions)
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