- marginal private cost
- Econthe cost to an individual of a small change in the price of a variable, for example, gas
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ПРЕДЕЛЬНЫЕ ЧАСТНЫЕ ИЗДЕРЖКИ — (marginal private cost) См.: частные издержки (private cost). Экономика. Толковый словарь. М.: ИНФРА М , Издательство Весь Мир . Дж. Блэк. Общая редакция: д.э.н. Осадчая И.М.. 2000 … Экономический словарь
