marginal cost

英 [ˈmɑːdʒɪnl kɒst]

美 [ˈmɑːrdʒɪnl kɔːst]

边际成本; 缩写词为MC

计算机经济

英英释义

noun

• the increase or decrease in costs as a result of one more or one less unit of output
  Synonym:incremental costdifferential cost

双语例句

• For analytical purposes, it is more important to focus on the marginal revenue and marginal cost curves.
  从分析的目的上来说，关注边际收益和边际成本曲线会更重要些。
• Marginal cost means the increment of total cost of production incurred by increasing production one unit of output.
  边际成本指增加生产一单位产出所引起的生产总成本的增量。
• People stop at the point where the marginal cost equals the marginal benefit.
  当边际成本等于边际效益，就是活动停止的时候。
• At the peak of efficiency, the marginal cost of production equals the average cost of production.
  在效率的峰值点，生产的边际成本等于生产的平均成本。
• The first is that, as their income rises, the marginal cost of providing services goes up.
  第一个是，由于收入的增长，他们尽孝道义务的边际成本也就同样提高。
• Traditional engineering systems have a significant marginal cost.
  传统工程系统有着显著的边界成本。
• Economics tells us that prices fall to marginal cost in the long run.
  经济学告诉我们在长期中，价格降至边际成本。
• In other words, as long as the marginal cost of producing the unit was not in excess of the price offered, that unit would be offered for sale.
  换句话说，只要生产单位产品的边际成本没有超过所提供的价格，那种单位的产品就可供销售。
• The marginal cost of manufacturing pills is, after all, negligible.
  毕竟，生产药丸的边际成本可以忽略不计。
• When average costs decline in output, marginal cost is always less than average cost.
  产出越大，平均成本越低；当平均成本是产出递减函数时，边际成本总是低于平均成本。