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Short-Run Supply Curve
A graphical representation showing the quantity of a good that producers are willing and able to sell at different prices over a short period.
Marginal Cost Curve
A graph showing the change in the cost of producing one more unit of a good as production levels change.
Short-Run Supply Curve
A graphical representation showing the quantity of goods a firm is willing to supply at different price levels in the short term, holding some inputs fixed.
Shutdown Point
The level of operation at which a firm's total revenue is equal to its total variable costs, below which the firm should cease production to minimize losses.
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