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marginal revenue

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A quick definition of marginal revenue:

Definition: Marginal revenue is the extra money a company makes by selling one more unit of a product. It is the difference between the revenue earned from selling the last unit and the revenue earned from selling the second-to-last unit. For example, if a company sells 10 units of a product for $100 and then sells 11 units for $110, the marginal revenue for the 11th unit is $10.

A more thorough explanation:

Marginal revenue refers to the additional revenue earned from the sale of one more unit of a product or service.

  • If a company sells 100 units of a product for $10 each and then sells 101 units for $9.50 each, the marginal revenue for the 101st unit is $9.50.
  • A restaurant that sells 50 meals for $20 each and then sells 51 meals for $19 each has a marginal revenue of $19.

These examples show how marginal revenue is calculated by looking at the change in revenue from selling one additional unit. In both cases, the marginal revenue is lower than the previous unit's price because the company had to lower the price to sell the additional unit.

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u gotta lock in bro
ParallelAgreeableOrangutan
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I've been out of school for a long time and I'm scared I won't remember how to be a student, or that I'm too used to sleeping full 8-hour nights
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I recommend finding students like you for support. There's bound to be a few.
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I'm hoping so, especially with such a large 1L class
I've never been a study group guy in my whole life. Seems like that's the default in law school, though. Idk it's more than a year away for me so I shouldn't even be thinking about this sort of minutia, but like I wonder if study groups are actually tangibly helpful in law school? I bet that majorly depends on who is in your study group, but then they form at the beginning of the year before anybody knows eachother, and momentum just keeps them going even if they aren't great
Nah, the cliques start forming at asd
First round draft picks
Then later ones are lower draft picks
So everyone gets kinda the same peer group in relation to academic ability
Wont be much or any bottom feeders leeching off smart study master/unofficial tutor
Bettercaulsaul
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I haven’t been much of a group study person either in my educational career. If you’re living on campus it won’t be too bad ; I think it mainly becomes an issue for those who live off campus or commute far
AngryMiniCar
11:39
Bro bad news. No lunch no pasta... someone took all 5 containers of left over pasta from the firm lunch yesterday
AngryMiniCar
11:39
I'm irrationally mad :')
@PremiumFrequentCrane: The unofficial tutor is exactly why I've never been a study group guy lol. That is always how it went any time I would attempt it
NosyBeagle
11:51
rip to the epic pasta lunch
NosyBeagle
11:53
i am also irrationally mad because I second guessed myself on an answer and beefed it
NosyBeagle
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me from 5 mins ago was cooking idk what happened
AngryMiniCar
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Not in the mood to study anymore. @Nosybeagle tell me to suck it up and go do RC passages
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@AngryMiniCar: Whos gonna carry the boats?
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What boats
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@AngryMiniCar: I'm never in the mood. I hate this f'ing test but we r doing this for us and for the future people were going to help with our lawyer chops so get to it!
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@AngryMiniCar: its a david goggins thing
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OHHH LMAOO
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ho I feel like David goggins
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november lsat LETS GO
NosyBeagle
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^ me if I beef the august lsat
AngryMiniCar
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^ same boat
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