Pertemuan Ke 9 Biaya Produksi

N.
GREGORY MANKIW
PRINCIPLES OF
ECONOMICS
Eight Edition
CHAPTER
Biaya Produksi
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Active Learning 1 Brainstorming costs
Anggap anda sebagai Direktur Ford Motor
Company.
• Terdapat tiga biaya berbeda yang anda
miliki.
• Buat daftar tiga
keputusan bisnis
berbeda yang
dipengaruhi oleh
biaya.
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Carilah jawaban atas pertanyaan-pertanyaan ini:
• Apa itu fungsi produksi? Apa itu produk

marjinal? Bagaimana mereka berhubungan?
• Berapa macam biayanya? Bagaimana
mereka terkait satu sama lain termasuk
bagaimana hubungannya dengan output?
• Bagaimana perbedaan biaya dalam jangka
pendek vs. jangka panjang?
• Apa yang dimaksud dengan "skala
ekonomi"?
Total Revenue, Total Cost, Profit
• We assume that the firm’s goal is to
maximize profit.
Profit = Total revenue – Total cost
the amount a firm the market value of

receives from the the inputs a firm
sale of its output uses in production
TR = P×Q
Costs: Explicit vs. Implicit
• ‘Biaya adalah sesuatu apa yang Anda
berikan untuk mendapatkannya.’
• Explicit costs
– Membutuhkan Pengeluaran Uang
• E.g., paying wages to workers.
• Implicit costs
– Tidak membutuhkan pengeluaran tunai
• E.g., the opportunity cost of the owner’s time.
• Total cost = Explicit + Implicit costs
Explicit vs. Implicit Costs: An Example
Anda membutuhkan $100.000 untuk memulai
usaha anda. Suku bunga sebesar 5%.
• Case 1: Meminjam $100.000
– Explicit cost = $5.000 interest on loan
• Case 2: Menggunakan $40,000 dari tabungan,
dan meminjam dari yang lain $60,000
– Explicit cost = $3.000 (5%) interest on the loan.
– Implicit cost = $2.000 (5%) bunga sebelumnya
yang bisa Anda dapatkan $40,000.
In both cases, total (exp + imp) costs are $5000
Economic Profit vs. Accounting Profit
• Accounting profit
=total revenue minus total explicit costs
• Economic profit
=total revenue minus total costs (including
explicit and implicit costs)
• Accounting profit mengabaikan biaya
implisit, jadi lebih tinggi dari Economic
profit …. Case Indonesia dalam penentuan
harga BBM mengikuti Economic Profit (dengan
istilah nilai ke-ekonomi-annya.
Active Learning 2
Economic profit vs. accounting profit
Biaya sewa ruangan kantor baru saja naik
menjadi $500/bulan.
Tentukan pengaruhnya terhadap laba
akuntansi dan laba ekonomi jika :
a. Kamu menyewa ruangan kantor.
b. Kamu menggunakan ruangan kantor milikmu
sendiri.
Active Learning 2 Answers
Biaya sewa ruangan kantor naik menjadi $500/bulan.
a. Kamu menyewa ruangan kantor.
• Biaya Explicit naik menjadi $500/bulan. Accounting
profit & economic profit semuanya turun sebesar
$500/bulan.
b.Kamu menggunakan ruangan kantor milikmu
sendiri.
• Explicit costs tidak berubah, sehingga accounting
profit tidak berubah juga.
• Implicit costs meningkat $500/bulan (opportunity
cost penggunaan ruangan milik anda) sehingga
economic profit turun sebesar $500/bulan.
Fungsi Produksi
• Fungsi Produksi
– Hubungan antara
• Kuantitas input yang digunakan untuk
memproduksi barang/jasa (good)
• dan kuantitas output barang/jasa tersebut.
– Menjadi lebih datar saat produksi
meningkat
EXAMPLE 1: Farmer Jack
Example 1:
• Farmer Jack grows wheat.
• He has 5 acres of land (fixed resource).
• He can hire as many workers as he wants.
– The quantity of output produced varies with the
number of workers hired
EXAMPLE 1: Farmer Jack’s Production Function
L Q 3,000
(no. of (bushels
workers) of wheat) 2,500
Quantity of output
0 0 2,000
1 1000 1,500
2 1800 1,000
3 2400 500
4 2800 0
0 1 2 3 4 5
5 3000
No. of workers
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Marginal Product
• Marginal product
– Peningkatan output yang muncul dari unit
input tambahan
• Other inputs constant
– Kemiringan fungsi produksi
• Marginal product of labor, MPL
– MPL = ∆Q/∆L
– Jika Jack mempekerjakan satu pekerja lagi,
outputnya meningkat oleh produk marjinal
tenaga kerja.
EXAMPLE 1: Total & Marginal Product
L Q
(no. of (bushels
MPL
workers) of wheat)
0 0
∆L = 1 ∆Q = 1000 1000
1 1000
∆L = 1 ∆Q = 800 800
2 1800
∆L = 1 ∆Q = 600 600
3 2400
∆L = 1 ∆Q = 400 400
4 2800
∆L = 1 ∆Q = 200 200
5 3000
Diminishing MPL
• Diminishing marginal product
– Marginal product input menurun dengan
meningkatnya jumlah input.
– Fungsi produksi menjadi lebih datar
karena lebih banyak input yang
digunakan :
• Kemiringan fungsi produksi menurun
EXAMPLE 1: MPL = Slope of Prod Function
L Q MPL
3,000 equals the
(no. of (bushels MPL slope of the
workers) of wheat) 2,500
production function.
Quantity of output
0 0 2,000
Notice that
1000
1 1000 MPL diminishes
1,500
800 as L increases.
2 1800 1,000
600 This explains why
3 2400 the
500 production
400 function gets flatter
4 2800 0
200 as L0 increases.
1 2 3 4 5
5 3000
No. of workers
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Mengapa MPL Penting
• ‘Rational people think at the margin’
• Ketika Farmer Jack’s mempekerjakan
tambahan tenaga kerja ekstra:
– Biayanya meningkat dengan gaji yang dia
bayarkan kepada pekerja
– Outputnya meningkat sebesar MPL
– Perbandingkan mereka untuk membantu
Jack memutuskan, apakah dia harus
mempekerjakan pekerja tersebut.
Mengapa MPL Menurun ?
• Output Farmer Jack's meningkat dengan
jumlah yang semakin kecil untuk setiap
tambahan pekerja. Mengapa ?
– Saat Jack menambahkan pekerja baru,
rata-rata pekerja memiliki lebih sedikit
lahan untuk bekerja dan akan menjadi
kurang produktif.
– Secara umum, MPL berkurang ketika L
naik apakah input tetapnya adalah tanah
atau modal (equipment, machines, etc.).
EXAMPLE 1: Farmer Jack’s Costs
Farmer Jack harus membayar $ 1000 per

bulan untuk tanah tersebut, tidak peduli
berapa banyak gandum yang dia tanam.
Upah untuk seorang pekerja pertanian adalah
$2000/bulan.
• Jadi, biaya Farmer Jack's berhubungan
dengan berapa banyak gandum yang dia
hasilkan ….
EXAMPLE 1: Farmer Jack’s Costs
L Q
Cost of Cost of Total
(no. of (bushels
land labor cost
workers) of wheat)
0 0 $1,000 $0 $1,000
1 1000 $1,000 $2,000 $3,000
2 1800 $1,000 $4,000 $5,000
3 2400 $1,000 $6,000 $7,000
4 2800 $1,000 $8,000 $9,000

5 3000 $1,000 $10,000 $11,000
EXAMPLE 1: Farmer Jack’s Total Cost Curve
Q $12,000
Total
(bushels
Cost $10,000
of wheat)
$8,000
Total cost
0 $1,000
$6,000
1000 $3,000
$4,000
1800 $5,000
$2,000
2400 $7,000
$0
2800 $9,000
0 1000 2000 3000
3000 $11,000 Quantity of wheat
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Marginal Cost
• Marginal cost, MC
– Kenaikan total biaya yang timbul dari unit
produksi tambahan
– Marginal cost = Change in total cost /
Change in quantity
– MC = ΔTC / ΔQ
– Kenaikan total biaya
• Dari memproduksi satu unit output tambahan
EXAMPLE 1: Total and Marginal Cost
Q
Total Marginal
(bushels
Cost Cost (MC)
of wheat)
0 $1,000
∆Q = 1000 ∆TC = $2000 $2.00
1000 $3,000
∆Q = 800 ∆TC = $2000 $2.50
1800 $5,000
∆Q = 600 ∆TC = $2000 $3.33
2400 $7,000
∆Q = 400 ∆TC = $2000 $5.00
2800 $9,000
∆Q = 200 ∆TC = $2000 $10.00
3000 $11,000
EXAMPLE 1: The Marginal Cost Curve
$12
Q
(bushels TC MC $10 MC usually rises
of wheat) as Q rises,
Marginal Cost ($)

$8 as in this example.
0 $1,000
$2.00 $6
1000 $3,000
$2.50 $4
1800 $5,000
$3.33 $2
2400 $7,000
$5.00
$0
2800 $9,000
$10.00 0 1,000 2,000 3,000
3000 $11,000 Q
Mengapa MC Penting ?
• Farmer Jack’s adalah rasional dan ingin
memaksimalkan keuntungannya
– Untuk meningkatkan keuntungan,
haruskah dia memproduksi lebih banyak
atau lebih sedikit gandum?
• Farmer Jack’s needs to “think at the margin”
– Jika biaya tambahan gandum (MC) kurang
dari pendapatan yang didapat dari
penjualannya, maka keuntungan Jack
meningkat jika dia menghasilkan lebih banyak.
Fixed and Variable Costs
• Fixed costs, FC, tidak berbeda dengan
kuantitas output yang dihasilkan
– For Farmer Jack’s, FC = $1000 for his land
– Other examples: cost of equipment, loan
payments, rent
• Variable costs, VC, bervariasi dengan
kuantitas output yang dihasilkan
• For Farmer Jack, VC = wages he pays workers
• Other example: cost of materials
• Total cost = Fixed cost + Variable cost
EXAMPLE 2: Biaya Produksi
• Contoh kedua kami lebih umum, berlaku
untuk semua jenis perusahaan yang
memproduksi barang apa pun dengan jenis
input apa pun.
– Calculate and graph TC knowing FC and VC
– Calculate and graph marginal and average
costs
– Understand the relationship between marginal
cost and average cost
EXAMPLE 2: Costs: TC = FC + VC
$800 FC
Q FC VC TC $700 VC
TC
0 $100 $0 $100 $600
1 100 70 170 $500
Costs
2 100 120 220 $400
3 100 160 260
$300
4 100 210 310
$200
5 100 280 380
$100
6 100 380 480
$0
7 100 520 620 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Q
EXAMPLE 2: Marginal Cost
Recall,
$200 Marginal Cost (MC)
Q TC MC is the change in total cost from
$175
producing one more unit:
0 $100 $150 ∆TC
$70 MC =
1 170 $125 ∆Q
Costs
50
2 220 $100
40 $75
3 260 Usually, MC rises as Q rises, due to
50 diminishing
$50 marginal product.
4 310
70 Sometimes
$25 (as here), MC falls
5 380 before
100 $0 rising.
6 480 (In other
0 examples,
1 2 3 MC 4 may
5 be
6 7
140 constant.)
7 620 Q
EXAMPLE 2: Average Fixed Cost, AFC
Q FC AFC Average
$200 fixed cost (AFC)
is$175
fixed cost divided by the
0 $100 n/a
quantity
$150 of output:
1 100 $100 $125
AFC = FC/Q
Costs
2 100 50 $100
3 100 33.33 $75
4 100 25 Notice
$50 that AFC falls as Q
rises:
$25 The firm is spreading its
5 100 20
fixed
$0 costs over a larger and
6 100 16.67 0 1 2 of 3 units.
4 5 6 7
larger number
7 100 14.29 Q
EXAMPLE 2: Average Variable Cost, AVC
$200
Average variable cost
Q VC AVC
(AVC)
$175
0 $0 n/a
is variable
$150 cost divided by
1 70 $70 the quantity of output:
$125
Costs
2 120 60 $100AVC = VC/Q
3 160 53.33 $75
As Q rises, AVC may fall
4 210 52.50 $50
initially. In most cases,
5 280 56.00 $25
AVC will eventually rise as
6 380 63.33
output
$0 rises.
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 520 74.29 Q
EXAMPLE 2: Average Total Cost
Q TC ATC AFC AVC Average total cost

(ATC) equals total cost
0 $100 n/a n/a n/a divided by the quantity
1 170 $170 $100 $70 of output:
2 220 110 50 60
ATC = TC/Q
3 260 86.67 33.33 53.33

Also,
4 310 77.50 25 52.50
5 380 76 20 56.00
ATC = AFC + AVC
6 480 80 16.67 63.33

7 620 88.57 14.29 74.29
EXAMPLE 2: Average Total Cost, usually U-shaped
Usually,
$200 as in this example, the
Q TC ATC
ATC curve is U-shaped.
$175
0 $100 n/a
$150
1 170 $170 $125
Costs
2 220 110 $100
3 260 86.67 $75

As Q rises: initially, Eventually,
4 310 77.50 $50
falling AFC pulls rising AVC
Efficient
$25 scale: ATC down. pulls ATC up.
5 380 76
The $0
quantity that minimizes ATC.
6 480 80
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
7 620 88.57 Q Efficient scale
EXAMPLE 2: The Various Cost Curves Together
$200
$175
$150
ATC
$125
Costs
AVC
$100
AFC
MC $75
$50
$25
$0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Q
EXAMPLE 2: ATC and MC
When MC < ATC, $200 ATC

ATC is falling. MC
$175
$150
When MC > ATC,
$125
ATC is rising.
Costs
$100
The MC curve $75
crosses the ATC $50

curve $25
at the ATC curve’s $0
minimum. 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Q
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Active Learning 3 Calculating costs
Fill in the blank spaces of this table.
Q VC TC AFC AVC ATC MC
0 $50 n/a n/a n/a
$10
1 10 $10 $60.00
2 30 80
30
3 16.67 20 36.67
4 100 150 12.50 37.50
5 150 30
60
6 210 260 8.33 35 43.33
Costs in the Short Run & Long Run
• Short run:
– Some inputs are fixed (e.g., factories, land)
– The costs of these inputs are FC
• Long run:
– All inputs are variable (e.g., firms can build more
factories or sell existing ones)
• In the long run
• ATC pada setiap Q adalah biaya per unit yang
menggunakan campuran input yang paling efisien
untuk Q tersebut (misalnya: ukuran pabrik dengan
ATC terendah)
EXAMPLE 3: LRATC with 3 factory sizes
Firm can choose

Avg
from three factory
Total
sizes: S, M, L. Cost ATCS ATCM
ATCL
Each size has its
own SRATC curve.
The firm can change

to a different factory
size in the long run, Q
but not in the short
run.
EXAMPLE 3: LRATC with 3 factory sizes
To produce less than
QA, firm will choose Avg
size S in the long Total
run. Cost ATCM
ATCS
ATCL
To produce between
QA and QB, firm will
LRATC
choose size M in the
long run.
To produce more Q
than QB, firm will QA QB
choose size L in the
long run.
A Typical LRATC Curve
In the real world,

factories come in ATC
many sizes, each
with its own LRATC
SRATC curve.
So a typical
LRATC curve
looks like this:
Q
How ATC Changes as
the Scale of Production Changes
Economies of scale:
ATC
ATC falls as Q
increases.
LRATC
Constant returns to
scale: ATC stays
the same as Q
increases.
Diseconomies of Q
scale: ATC rises as
Q increases.
Costs in Short and Long Run
• Economies of scale
– Long-run average total cost (LRATC)
turun karena jumlah output meningkat
• Meningkatkan spesialisasi di antara pekerja
• Secara umum pada saat Q rendah.
• Constant returns to scale
tetap sama dengan kuantitas perubahan
output.
Costs in Short and Long Run
• Diseconomies of scale
meningkat seiring dengan meningkatnya
jumlah output
– Meningkatkan masalah koordinasi dalam
organisasi besar.
• Misalnya, manajemen menjadi stress, tidak
dapat mengontrol biaya.
• Biasanya terjadi pada saat Q tinggi.
Summary
• The goal of firms is to maximize profit, which
equals total revenue minus total cost.
• When analyzing a firm’s behavior, it is important
to include all the opportunity costs of production.
– Explicit: wages a firm pays its workers
– Implicit: wages the firm owner gives up by
working at the firm rather than taking another job
• Economic profit takes both explicit and implicit
costs into account, whereas accounting profit
considers only explicit costs.
Summary
• A firm’s costs reflect its production process.
– Diminishing marginal product: production
function gets flatter as Q of an input increases
– Total-cost curve gets steeper as the quantity
produced rises.
• Firm’s total costs = fixed costs + variable costs.
– Fixed costs: do not change when the firm alters
the quantity of output produced.
– Variable costs: change when the firm alters the
quantity of output produced.
Summary
• Average total cost is total cost divided by the
quantity of output.
• Marginal cost is the amount by which total cost
rises if output increases by 1 unit.
• Graph average total cost and marginal cost.
– Marginal cost rises with the quantity of output.
– Average total cost first falls as output increases
and then rises as output increases further.
– The marginal-cost curve always crosses the
average total-cost curve at the minimum of
average total cost
Summary
• A firm’s costs often depend on the time horizon
considered.
– In particular, many costs are fixed in the short
run but variable in the long run.
– As a result, when the firm changes its level of
production, average total cost may rise more in
the short run than in the long run.

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• Apa itu fungsi produksi? Apa itu produk

the amount a firm the market value of

Farmer Jack harus membayar $ 1000 per

1 1000 $1,000 $2,000 $3,000

2 1800 $1,000 $4,000 $5,000

3 2400 $1,000 $6,000 $7,000

4 2800 $1,000 $8,000 $9,000

Marginal Cost ($)

Q TC ATC AFC AVC Average total cost

3 260 86.67 33.33 53.33

6 480 80 16.67 63.33

3 260 86.67 $75

When MC < ATC, $200 ATC

The MC curve $75

crosses the ATC $50

Firm can choose

The firm can change

In the real world,

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