Define Average cost and Marginal cost
Briefly explain the term Average cost and Marginal cost?
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Average cost is as well named as unit cost that is equivalent to the total cost divided by number of goods manufactured or also equivalent to the sum of average variable costs and the average fixed costs. This based on the time period and also has the effect on the supply curve.
Marginal cost is the change in total cost that occurs when there is a change in quantity by one unit. It base on the change in volume. It consists of at each level of the production additional costs that is required to create the next unit.
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