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now moving higher on solid volume and could approach that key level soon The potential gain between the current price and the top of the sideways pattern offers excellent upside potential Gerdau Ameristeel gna nyse is an industrial metals developer benefiting from the worldwide commodity boom The stock is currently trading at its all time high in a triangle

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Marginal cost in Microeconomics ?
Q. im desperately trying to figure this problem out in preparation for an exam in microeconomics. please help anyone??? Ull be a savior Wall Street Journal, October 22, 2007 The cost of shipping raw materials across the world s oceans has reached an all-time high, pushing up prices of grain, iron ore, coal, and other commodities. The average cost of renting a ship to carry raw materials from Brazil to China has nearly tripled since last year. In some cases, ocean shipping can be more expensive than the cargo itself. The trend may force manufacturers to pay more for the basic ingredients they need to make their products. The main reason commodity shipping rates are escalating: not enough ships. The shortage stems from the surging volume… [cont.]
Asked by bossmanX - Fri Nov 7 11:03:04 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. 1) marginal cost will increase because the marginal cost involves the 'overhead' that the firm pays to manufacture and ship a good-note transport costs have tripled year-to-date. This obviously effects the mkt price. as marginal costs increase, to maintain same profit margin the mkt price has to increase to maintain efficient 2) short run is that the ones that make less profit will either go out of business or will be bought out (merger/aqcuisition). R=PxQ therefore economic profit decreases because: marginal costs increase (including transport) and qty decreases (law of demand on price increase). In the long run most things are elastic alternative methods will be sought after OR the suppliers capital and other rates of production will… [cont.]
Answered by Bj Penn - Fri Nov 7 11:37:39 2008