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Thank you for this video. What I am trying to understand about monthly inflation is why employees with annual inflations sometimes 3%-5% don't become hugely impoverished by monthly published inflations of similar amount. Can you shed some light?

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Great explanation thanks

Some segments in the video are stamped not adjacent to each other

it's a good explanation, thankyou

This shit makes no sense to me

basically nominal is what you see listed, real value is when you adjust for inflation other wise purchase power

Your teaching is really good

Very confusing

I got everything up until the last part. The final interpretation of what the real values mean in the example ALWAYS loses me. I get that he's saying the price level tripled but is it nominal values? And after converting to the 2002 dollars, the real price is actually less thus she spent less in real terms... hence why she got less "product" in a sense??? Is that correct? Lord help me.

nice video

saying 2002 is sp damn annoying

Thank you so so much

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Why are you using the value from 2010, the nominal value, to find out the real price? I do believe the formula says the nominal value of the first year in this case 2009 whose value is 1693 while year2 has 1729 which value you're using.

very good, i wonder who posted this, kinda sounds like a zim accent

thank you so much , thats excellent work , keep it up. Can you produce more on Money supply

Clear video! However, there is a little mistake in your video. If $200 in 2002 equals $66 in 2010, then your weight scale at 2:55 is incorrect. The $66 should be $33 (1/3). Just saying :)

this was so helpful. Thank you for the upload

This is brilliant! Thank you very much

Cool videos, more more more :)