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Quantifying the Marginal Cost Increase from Imported Materials

In economic models that incorporate the cost of imported materials, the marginal cost of production is represented as being higher by a factor of (1+ψ)(1 + \psi) than in a simplified model where labor is the only input. The Greek letter ψ\psi (psi) quantifies the proportional impact of these imported material costs on the total marginal cost.

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