marginal cost

常見例句

The marginal cost of doing something wrong “just this once” always seems alluringly low.
在在做錯事時，“就著一次”的邊際成本看上去縂是很低。
That is, the marginal cost of an additional user is essentially zero for a sizeable number of users, but then marginal cost grows rapidly in the number of users.
這樣，在一定人數(shù)內(nèi)，新增一個消費者的邊際成本基本爲(wèi)零，但是儅使用者達(dá)到一定人數(shù)後，新增一個消費者的邊際成本將非常明顯。
Of course, in the world of abundant data, where we see significant amounts being made freely available – or available at marginal cost – there is a clear business challenge.
儅然，在這個信息爆炸的世界裡，我們可以看到大量的數(shù)據(jù)都是可以自由獲取的——或者可以通過支付邊際成本獲得——又是一個商業(yè)上的挑戰(zhàn)。

If both firms behave that way, prices will get driven down towards marginal cost and industry profits will suffer.
如果雙方都採取這種策略,那麼價格將會下降到邊際成本,行業(yè)利潤將會遭受損失
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Zero profits, I'll make zero profits, so that certainly is a best response, pricing at marginal cost as well.
零利潤,我將沒有利潤,所以這確實是一個最佳對策,也定價在邊際成本
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Suppose Firm 1 is pricing at marginal cost and Firm 2 is pricing at something higher, a little bit higher.
假設(shè)公司1定價在邊際成本,公司2定價稍微高點,高一點點
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The first is that the marginal cost of such products is close to zero.
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Or if you prefer, the marginal cost of one more unit of production is near zero.
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As gold prices rose, less efficient mines became viable and drove up the marginal cost of production.
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