Types of Production Functions | Linear, Fixed-Proportions, Cobb-Douglas, CES | Micro34 | Ajaz Rather

[@samaurora1]

Hi Ajaz. Thanks for the video. Very Nicely explained.

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[@samaurora1]

@@earnesteconomicsurdu-hindi3749 Hi Can the Walrasian Demand function be upward sloping and Untied? Please help

[@kainatinam2207]

Keep it up sir you are the most great teacher of economics thank you sir

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[@aasthakaushik393]

Very good explanation. Thank you sir.

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[@aspirant8922]

Good work sir ✨✨🦄

[@prakashsalvi87]

Classic explanation.

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[@swagatikaray5012]

Namaste sir🙏
Sir,U have explained this topic very nicely.I have a question sir,how can we get elasticity of substitution will be zero in case of fixed proportion production function.

[@earnesteconomicsurdu-hindi3749]

Because when we increase in one X variable, there will be no corresponding decrease in Y variable keeping the Output constant. Therefore, the value of elasticity of substitution will be zero. This simply means that the nature of production function is such that we are increasing X without a possibility of increase in Y along an isoquant.
Hope this works!

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Aoa...sir when you upload your next lecture ?

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Hopefully in the first week of December

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Very nice explanation sir 👌
You are great 👍

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[@hawbayn4035]

Could you please use English more than the Indian language?

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