Y2/IB 7) Revenue Curves - Average and Marginal Revenue in Perfect and Imperfect Competition

[@muhammadpatel1491]

For perfect competition, you can use this acronym "MR DARP" as MR=D=AR=P. Hope it helps!

[@randomj1111]

Only reason I passed my a levels. Thanks so much dal!

[@nashope2386]

I finally understood this topic! You made it so simple! Thank you so much! :)

[@traviswatson5000]

Nasreen Aziz I

[@elmimaulidez1994]

Wonderful teacher ...... thank you so much .......I really appreciate

[@nitikadesai7976]

Thank you, the video is as awesome as you are

[@alimoradi8599]

what a quality teacher

[@geckoeldoma590]

Dal is life

[@DeepVoiced]

Man. I love you

[@Miahn809]

How did you work out MR for the impact competition numbers? I’m confused

[@RohexMoneyjivan]

Does anyone know in which video he proves that MR is twice as steep as AR?

[@anthonyjoseph1274]

Only 2 year late but here is the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mnnNcn-KbtqFhdk

[@dhanik1417]

How did you get MR=10 for the first row in imperfect competition? thank you

[@priyankajain81]

Why ar and mr curves convex and concave under imperfect competition

[@narayanbishowakarma3162]

you are conducting these classes in close room ???your words are being like echo to us,plz improve this condition.n i enjoyed your teaching

[@iqrazaman6833]

you're the reason why markets fail Narayan

[@senpai1928]

Narayan, go to another supplier lmao you're not in a state of perfect competition

[@samib1783]

Why is the AR curve also the Demand Curve 7:38

[@23wajiha]

Because demand is perfectly elastic (so horizontal line), and because the is the price taker (which is p*), the demand curve is a horizontal line at p*