Costs and Revenues

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This paper expands on the method of comparing marginal cost and marginal revenue to yield maximum profits for businesses. It shows the relationship between the comparison of cost and revenue and maximized profit.

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Abstract
Introduction
Comparing Cost and Revenue to Achieve Maximum Profits
Conclusion

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"It is the aim of every businessman to increase his profits to such an extent where he is acquiring maximum profits. In the field of economics, profit maximization is a process adopted by a firm to determine the price and the output level of the produce which would generate the greatest profit. There are many approaches to this of which one of them is the comparison of marginal revenue and marginal cost. Cost and revenue comparison to maximize profit is used to calculate whether an additional unit of product or service being sold would generate increased profits or would it be a bad idea altogether. It is based on the fact that total profit in a perfect market reaches its maximum point where marginal revenue equals marginal cost."

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