Lecture 4: Production & Cost. Now that weâve explained the demand side of the market, our goal is to develop a greater. understanding of the supply side. Ultimately, we want to use a theory of the firm to put. foundations under the supply curve. But before we can do that, we need to talk about the. physical processes of production that firms have to deal with.
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