Sales maximization focuses on increasing sales over profits by supplying as much output as possible to earn normal profits. This is done through economies of scale to lower costs from increased output, limit pricing to deter new firms, and flooding the market with low prices to gain market share and consumer loyalty, despite potential principal-agent problems between managers and owners prioritizing different goals.
Sales maximization focuses on increasing sales over profits by supplying as much output as possible to earn normal profits. This is done through economies of scale to lower costs from increased output, limit pricing to deter new firms, and flooding the market with low prices to gain market share and consumer loyalty, despite potential principal-agent problems between managers and owners prioritizing different goals.
Sales maximization focuses on increasing sales over profits by supplying as much output as possible to earn normal profits. This is done through economies of scale to lower costs from increased output, limit pricing to deter new firms, and flooding the market with low prices to gain market share and consumer loyalty, despite potential principal-agent problems between managers and owners prioritizing different goals.
normal profit focus on increasing sales instead of amount of profit and revenue Reasons: Economies of scale - increase in output -> lower cost of production Limit pricing - earning normal profit -> remove incentive for new firm to enter Principle agent problem - manager may focus on the sales & owner focus on the profit - different view point & understanding Flood the market - lowest price result in high sales -> increase awareness & loyalty of consumers and increase market share
Step1: draw the two axis with
labelling step2: draw the AR, MR, MC & AC curve step 3: find the sales maximisation point (AR=AC) step 4: from that point, we are able to find the quantity step 5: last, read the price from the AR curve