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Real-world markets that approximate the four assumptions of the theory of perfect competition include the
Average Variable Costs
Calculated by dividing the total variable costs by the quantity of output produced; it's the variable cost per unit of output.
Average Variable Costs
an economic measure representing variable costs (expenses that change with production levels) averaged over a quantity of output.
Marginal Cost Curve
A graphical representation showing how the cost to produce one additional unit of a good changes as the production volume is increased.
Average Variable Cost Curve
A graph that displays how the variable cost per unit changes with changes in output level.
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