http://www.economicsdiscussion.net/perfect-competition/how-to-derive-the-supply-curve-of-a-firm-economics/25646

Again, firm vs market

wut

That’s a derivation method, we’re talking definition of the market supply curve

this is a firm's supply curve

market supply curve is nothing but the aggregation of the firm's supply curves

Yes, we’re talking. About market

No that’s not how it works

how the fuck does aggregation change anything here? the method of derivation is faulty, so why the fuck would the aggregate not be faulty?

yea im not...

stop spamming?

Again, you’re saying the aggregation method is wrong

the derivation of the firm's supply curve is faulty, and hence the aggregation of these derived curves is unsound for an accurtae supply curve

Poptarts

no im not

Lol

im saying that it doesnt matter how its aggregated

Ok, then define market supply curve

like dude, take a course in argumentative logic, if the premise is faulty, the conclusion is unsound

The premise is not faulty

and here, the premise is the faulty firm supply curves

You’re just conflating two things

so it doesnt matter if the aggregation logic is sound

its aggregating false curves

No

Literally no

GREAT ARGUMENT!

^

GG @Lev, you just advanced to level 2!

Please tell me what you think a supply curve is

sophistry at its finest

the quantity of goods supplied at a particular pricing

It’s when a lady has a nice ass @Platinum Spark

I mean I don’t know what else to say when you just say something that’s not accurate

or other way around if you like

HAHA

>says its inaccurate
>has literally NO argument to back it up

Dude

you have nothing, so youre literally trying to find ANYTHING to trip me up and say HA GOTCHA