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When marginal cost exceeds average total cost,what do we know
Marginal Cost
The cost associated with producing an additional unit of a product, emphasizing its importance in economic decision-making.
Average Cost
The total cost of production divided by the quantity produced, measuring the cost on a per-unit basis.
Surplus
When the quantity supplied of a commodity surpasses the quantity demanded, often resulting in a decrease in price to balance the disparity.
Monopolist
An individual or entity that has exclusive control over the production and selling of a particular good or service.
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