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Figure 6.6 In a competitive market rms must take prices as given. Here MC, AC and AVC are respectively the marginal cost, average cost and average variable cost curves. Suppose that if rm participates in the market it has a xed cost F, plus a variable cost of cv .x/ for producing x. Given a price p, the rm computes its optimal production level, x, by maximizing its pro t px cv .x/ F. This gives MC D c0 .x/ D p. The rm starts producing only if it can make a pro t. This gives a participation condition of px F C cv .x/, or equivalently, MC AC, or p p. If the O xed cost F is sunk, i.e., has already occurred, then the participation condition is AVC AC.

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One gure in the discourse on learning and organization states that knowledge resides in the heads of persons, and that it is appropriated, transmitted and stored by means of mentalistic processes. The gure works through the dichotomies of mind/body, thought/action, individual/organization. Its main catchphrase is organizational learning , but also cognitive framework or traditional cognitive learning theory (Nicolini and Meznar, 1995; Fox, 1997; Easterby-Smith, Snell and Gherardi, 1998).The second gure in this discourse has been constructed by conversations in the economics of knowledge and in knowledge management. The starting point has been the identi cation of knowledge as a production factor distinct from the traditional ones of capital, labour and land.This distinction has led to the de nition of knowledge as strategic and its location in the head of the organization (i.e., management), which through its work determines corporate performance. The catchphrase for this gure discourse on learning and organization,

The compression level (Section 4.9) can limit dynamic range, even for single signals. The resulting instantaneous dynamic range is the difference between the 1-dB compression level and the threshold PT . If the IP3 is on the order of 10 dB higher than the compression level (Section 4.4), the ISFDR due to third-order spurs will be more limiting for ranges greater than about 20 dB. Nevertheless, in some applications single signals may be suf ciently more important or likely than multiple signals to make the limitation due to compression signi cant. Dynamic range can also be limited by various spurs that are created in mixers ( 7). These must be controlled through careful design of the frequency conversion, for which dynamic range is an important design parameter.

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