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Economic Rent
- Economic rent is difference between what firms are willing to pay for the input less the minimum amount required to obtain it.
* An Example
- There are two firms A & B
- Both are having their own land
- A is located on the river which lowers A's shipping cost by $10,000 as compared to B - The demand for A's river location will increase price of A's land to $10,000
- Economic rent = $10,000
- Economic rent increases
- Economic profit of A = 0
Firms Earn Zero Profit in Long-Run Equilibrium * With the fixed input such as a unique location, difference between cost of production (LAC = 7) and price ($10) is value or opportunity cost of the input and represents economic rent from the input.
* If opportunity cost of input (rent) is not taken into consideration it may appear that the economic profits exist in long run.
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