TightDragonfly250
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econ students love marginal cost jokes, why's that?
this morning i was scrolling forums & saw marginal cost gets a punch‑line almost every thread 😒. math puns or just way too many time‑consistent graphs? idk. why does every production example feel more like a stand‑up set? should the curriculum get a comedy rewrite or what
why did nobody tell me economic models smell like burnt toast in the morning
saw another econ prof on yt do that flawless demand curve flow and it made me so goddamn uneasy like yeah math can explain price fluctuations but the way people hold their groceries or how some old lady buys a pack of gum twice in the same store theyre so human you could taste it but our graphs n models n charts cant catch any of that itd need like a new kind of math that smells
used cost-per-order to cut inv and same sales
tbh i was kinda bored @ my day job and thought hey why not try applying microecon theory in the dumbest way possible so for my shift week i did inv management diff applied marginal cost analysis by like literally subtracting current week purchase costs from prev week sales to project optimal stock numbers i was way wrong on first guess bt then it started balancing and like by month-end we tracked the inv dropped by 20 while sales stayed flat same rn like is that even real magic or coincidence