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Production and the Probabilities of Cost

A. J. Nichol

The Quarterly Journal of Economics · 1942 · Volume 57 · Issue 1

DOI: 10.2307/1881813

Abstract

Costs calculated in terms of probability, 69. — Deriving particular specifications of supply from given probabilities of cost: initial conclusions, 71. — More complex conditions: dispersion and skewness of cost expectations, 74; variations in dispersion, 78; in skewness, 85; in both, 86. — Influence of dispersion and skewness on monopoly, 86. — “Marginal probability of net revenue,” and “marginal production risk,” 87. — Conclusions, 88.

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