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patrik hultberg
Приєднався 15 лис 2012
Welcome to my UA-cam channel! Here I will publish short videos that are (hopefully) helpful to students at Kalamazoo College (and perhaps beyond).
Meet Your Course Intermediate Microeconomics
An introduction to ECON305 Intermediate Microeconomics taught by Dr. Hultberg at Kalamazoo College
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Відео
Why do international trade cause both winners and losers?
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In this video I briefly introduce the two reasons for why international trade leads to both winners and losers within the trading nation. The two reasons are: (1) limited factor mobility and (2) different relative factor use across industries.
The Basic Case for Free Trade (1)
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In this video I briefly discuss the most basic case for free trade: division of labor, specialization, and exchange (according to comparative advantage).
How To - Find optimal consumption with trade
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In this video I find the optimal consumption point when we allow for trade. By specializing according to comparative advantage and trading according to the terms of trade, the economy can obtain a consumption point beyond its own PPF.
How To - find optimal consumption point on PPF
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In this video I discuss where on the production possibilities frontier (PPF) the economy would choose to produce and consume, given its resources, technology, and preferences. In this video we did not allow for trade.
Production Possibilities Frontier
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In this video I give a brief review of the Production Possibilities Frontier (PPF), as well as introduce the concept of unit factor requirement.
How To - Find Relative Price, Terms of Trade, Welfare
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In this video I discuss the main reason for international trade, namely a difference in relative price across countries. I then find a terms of trade that balances world demand and world supply. Finally, I conduct welfare analysis on the move from autarky to free trade.
Why do countries trade with each other?
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In this video I give a brief answer to the question of why countries trade with each other - it is because of different relative price (or opportunity cost) across countries, and these relative price differences stem from cross-country differences in demand and supply curves, which in turn depend on differences on preferences, technology, cost of resources (and more) across countries.
Best Practices of Negotiation.
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In this video I discuss a few of the main points made in an article written by Lewicki, Saunders, and Barry. The article is titled “Best Practices in Negotiation.”
Dispute Resolution, Part 2
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In this video I continue my discussion of disputes and give a few approaches to resolving disputes.
Dispute Resolution, Part 1
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In this video I briefly discuss conflicts (disputes) and give some general advice on how to resolve such conflicts (disputes).
Cross-cultural negotiations, part 3
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In this video I continue to discuss the challenges of cross-cultural negotiations. I introduce individualism, power distance, and universalism.
Cross-cultural negotiation, part 2
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In this video I introduce the definition of culture and make the argument that different cultural expectations may violate expectations which, in turn, may create an atmosphere of distrust. Discussion of time.
Negotiating across cultural differences, part 1
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In this video I give an overview of some of the added challenges that exist when negotiating with people from different backgrounds.
Negotiating virtually: email
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In this video I discuss the difference between face to face and virtual negotiations, with a special emphasis on email negotiations.
The three approaches to persuasion: rationality, emotion, and environment, Part 3
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The three approaches to persuasion: rationality, emotion, and environment, Part 3
Cognitive biases and their impact on negotiation success.
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Cognitive biases and their impact on negotiation success.
Mental shortcuts (cognitive biases) and their impact on decision-making during a negotiation.
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Mental shortcuts (cognitive biases) and their impact on decision-making during a negotiation.
How we perceive the world and the importance of framing?
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How we perceive the world and the importance of framing?
Integrative Negotiation using logrolling
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Integrative Negotiation using logrolling
Inter-temporal choice, constrained optimization over time
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Inter-temporal choice, constrained optimization over time
Getting to Yes - an integrative approach to negotiation
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Getting to Yes - an integrative approach to negotiation
İncrediable explanation that saved me for my final. Huge Thanks and deep appreciation for your efforts.
Sir please discuss the answer to this question carrying 6marks "Explain the impact of a relaxation of 'single good assumption' in Lewis' model."
Thank you ❤
Thank you ,professor
It's pretty helpful!!! I'v never thought about understanding this model in such a simple way. Thank u a lot!!
OMG' you explained it so well, I don’t even understand why 😂 you’re talking about quick explanation of this model. For me that was just à complete explanation…
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Thanks Mr. Hultberg
super helpful!!! thank you
Very good explanation...love from Bangladesh 🥰🥰
pronounciation isn't clear.bad explanation.don't think he undrstood the content
how to get 60 there ?
In the demand equation for Joe, set P = 0. It will give you q = 60. Try to make sense of why we set P=0 from the axis on the graph.
Thank you Patrik for sharing. I used this video with my students to reflect on Negotiation Ethics during my class at Universidad de Costa Rica.
I see you have an HP Lovecraft hardcover on the shelf Patrik. I enjoyed this short lecture.
Thank you for the video, it was very helpful.
If it is a perfectly competitive market, how is there any profit to reinvest?
The capital owners are able to attract surplus labor from the agricultural sector without raising the real wage offered. It is this difference between what workers produce and the lower real wage that is reinvested (and which we call profit).
Thank you!!
thank you very much, great explanation
This is very interesting. Thanks for the clear explanation 👍
Thank you so much , this was very helpful !!
very good explanation !!!
Thanku so much!
Love from India. Thanx for uploading 💜
God bless you
Thank you Mr. Hultberg it helps me so much :)
Thanks for your video.... very clean explication! you have some reading paper, or textbook to citate thhe Lewis Two Sector Model ? Thanks a lot colleague, that you have a nice day!
Very clearly described, thanks!
Thank you Sir
Great informative video, Thank you
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looking at the day of exam ; thank you sir
I don't think this is for highschool students but thanks!
Yeah it's for college students. Just checked the channel description
thank you very much it has been very helpful. I have been studying from home due to Corona. So thank you again loved it.
Awesome explanation!!!!! Really helpful. Thank you so much for the video. 🤩🤩🤩
Thank you so much! sending this to my classmates.
Dang! so Good! Thank you sir!
I study development economics in Germany, this video helped me a lot! Thank you so much.
can someone explain here what is imperfect mobility? cause i need an explanation for my report.
Leeson it means that labor and capital cannot move immediately and cost measly to where they/it want to go
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thanx mahn
Brilliant video. God knows what those 7 dislikes wanted
GREAT! thank you
haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa sir u a more than too much. thx for the beautiful explanation. my lecturer just told me to go and read and its in the exam final and boom u came i totalize the exam\
Thank you sooo much for this video! It really helped me understand the model
this was amazing!! thank you so much
Thankyou!
Legend
That's very helpful. Thanks A MILLION!
Class video! I get it completely now and that's saying a lot :P
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