Class 11 micro economics revenue full chapter

Class 11 micro economics revenue full chapter

In this video, I have explained Class 11 Micro Economics – Revenue in a clear, conceptual, and exam-oriented manner. This lecture covers Total Revenue (TR), Average Revenue (AR), and Marginal Revenue (MR) with proper theory, tables, diagrams, and numerical examples, making it very easy for students to understand.
This video is extremely useful for: ✔ School & unit tests
✔ Annual exams
✔ Concept clarity in Micro Economics
✔ Revision before exams
🔍 Topics Covered in This Video
✅ Meaning of Revenue
✅ Total Revenue (TR)
✅ Average Revenue (AR)
✅ Marginal Revenue (MR)
✅ Relationship between TR, AR & MR
✅ Revenue Schedule (Table Method)
✅ Revenue Curves (Graphical Explanation)
✅ MR Curve under Perfect Competition
✅ MR Curve under Monopoly
✅ Important Numerical Questions
✅ Exam-oriented Concepts & Tips
📚 Why Watch This Video?
✔ Explained in simple & student-friendly language
✔ Proper diagrams + tables explained step by step
✔ Useful for CBSE & State Board students
✔ Best for strong foundation in Micro Economics
✔ Helpful for exam writing practice
📝 Chapter Details
📌 Subject: Economics
📌 Class: 11
📌 Book: Micro Economics
📌 Topic: Revenue (TR, AR, MR)
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timestamps :
Introduction to Revenue (0:00-1:21)
Total Revenue (TR) (1:22-3:35)
Average Revenue (AR) (3:36-5:59)
AR and Demand Curve Relationship (6:00-8:20)
Marginal Revenue (MR) (8:21-11:00)
Relationship Between TR, AR & MR (Constant Price) (11:01-13:39)
Relationship Between TR, AR & MR (Falling Price) (13:40-16:21)
General Relationship Between AR and MR (16:22-20:10)
Relationship Between TR and MR (Falling Price) (20:11-22:22)
Zero and Negative MR (22:23-22:54)
Monopolistic Competition and Monopoly Market Graphs (22:55-24:41)