Economic Graphs (Value Theory)

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CONCEPT	SOURCES
Isoquant Diagram	A "Typical" Isoquant (Toronto) Properties of Isoquants Cobb Douglas Isoquants Isoquant for fixed-proportion production function (Leontief-Type) \| Once more!
Isoquant Diagram with Iso-Outlay (Cost) Lines	Increasing, Constant & Decreasing Returns to Scale with Isoquants
Total, Marginal & Average Product Curves	Graph (Steve Hacket)
Average Variable and Marginal Cost in Relation to Price and Output
Optimization: Marginal Benefits = Marginal Costs	Graph

[Move mouse over picture for second graph which includes iso-cost lines (in Netscape)]

CONCEPT	Hoover (1985)	OTHERS

Market Area and the Demand Cone (Loesch)	here,
Price Determination by a Spatial Monopolist	here,
Market Areas of 4 Locations with Equal Production Costs and Equal Transfer Costs per Mile	here,
Market Areas of Two Sellers with Equal Transfer Costs per Mile but Different Levels of Production Costs	here,
Market Areas with Both Production Costs and Transfer Costs Unequal	here,
Surrounded Market Area Resulting from Characteristic Long-Haul Economies of Transfer/Distance	here,
Overlap of Market Areas Resulting from Bracketing of Transfer Rates	here,
An Example of Spatial Price Discrimination	here,
A Linear Demand Curve and Marginal Revenue	here,
Market Area Invasion with Freight Absorption	here.

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Literature:

Hoover, Edgar M. and Frank Giarratani, An Introduction to Regional Economics -- [Full online text of 3rd, 1985 edition]; Chapter 4 [Location Patterns Dominated by Dispersive Forces]