what a great guy. My professor kept reviewing the Fiscal and Monetary Policy for weeks and still the whole class didn't get it, including me. Now i can go and explain it to others, thanks to this awesome guy.
It was simply awesome! The way you spoke and taught. Like You said : aggregate demand. And then you quickly gave an overview of Components of aggregate demand and then you moved on to the other topic how it actually works with the model. For people learning, it takes quite a time to sink in things and it takes a little time to process! You know that really well! Good 15 mins spent.
I have a macroeconomics AS exam tomorrow (I live in England) and you just completely nailed this, so much more confident on government policies now, thanks
Thank you for making all your videos. I listen to them a lot so I can get a clearer understand of the topics presented in my book. A lot of questions on my test actually covered many of the topics you mentioned. Thank you so much for your help!
THANKYOU ! You are a GENIUS at explaining Economics. I had to teach Economics over a few terms ( thrown in at the deep end) and after reading various books and trawling the internet, I finally found your videos. THANK GOODNESS FOR YOU. I love your style and i'll never forget how you taught me Economics. I recommend you to all students worldwide. You deserve a medal.
Thank you, Georgina. I would be very interested in your experience being dropped into the 'deep end.' I would like to do more for new or inspiring economics teachers and invite your input.
Great video, looking through several of your videos and you're good at being unbiased etc, I (leaning more to the Austrian school) would like to see some input on the fact that lowered interest rates due to increased currency supply when it comes to industries without a raising demand creates a bubble (current housing bubble, .com bubble etc are examples of that) which would burst and create a recession, although I somewhat understand why you didn't include that.
Thank you for clear and straight forward explanations. I use your discussions/lectures in conjunction with my text book because, I find the explanations in my text book to be so technical that they get confusing. The descriptions in my text book gets bogged down with technical and exclusionary language that I find myself spending more time trying to remember defintions than actually focusing on the overall lesson.
Sir thank you very much for the help. I really i appreciate the videos that you have posted. I have a test on Macroeconomics tomorrow and you have put some thing i had doubts about back in their place so thank you.
excellent lecture.however you did not explain the supply curve and how its is like that and the two models you have mentioned in the beginning. Apart from that 100% marks well done sir.
In “Occupying Chairlifts” a simple rule tweak on inheritance ends up changing the direction and purpose of modern human life! Here’s a fair way to transition forward to where we’re rewarded for cooperating and creating instead of competing and conquering. It's something specific we can demand. If this isnt the best answer, at least we’re thinking about what might be. Are we really just this close to having it work right? Oh yeah, it's a Ski movie! “Occupying Chairlifts” on UA-cam!
Monetary policy options have all been exhausted. Quantitative easing has driven nominal interest rates to near zero, and adjusted for inflation give us, realistically, negative interest rates, still with no response from an inelastic aggregate demand curve. (Banks are resorting to paying companies to take out loans). Which is why, when Bernanke talks about ceasing quantitative easing, the stock market takes a dive. It's looking bad.
could you please explain this with the IS,LM curves.....i am currently in a Bsc in economics degree...could you inform me of your relevant videos to my degree.
Thank you, Mat. bammbamm12: you're right that in today's world banks don't want to lend - they're scared to death that the sick economy will lead to more defaults. Until all the cash on the sidelines starts flowing into the economy, nothing much is going to happen. And so fiscal policy is gridlocked; monetary policy is unable to do much as it has reached the zero lower bound. Result: we get to see a real, live experiment in Classical, laissez-faire economics. Let's see, if in fact, the economy corrects itself back towards full employment. And if so, how long it takes. For my money, today (and the last 4-5 years) are living proof that the Classical 'adjustment' process doesn't work, or is so slow as to be unnecessarily painful. Something Lord Keynes pointed out over 75 years ago. RS
The reason why you cant force people to spend money is because of debt and the derivative markets that have manipulated the markets and the people. Homes were artificially hyped in cost as well as loans given to those that could not afford. Why because the assumption was if people forfeited it would be easy to resell. Not the case. The second point is that their is no inovation. All banking sectors who invest in innovative products are investing in bric nations. For us its credit and debt.
You say you can't force people or businesses to borrow. We're hardly being forced. Most of us couldn't get a mortgage if we wanted one. And no one can secure credit (uncollateralized) for less than 12%, and in many cases, 29%. Interest rates are low for the Govt. and for banks - not for us. We know it, Bernanke knows it and this is a scam.
doesn't an increase in inflation cause businesses to get a false idea of the economy, which then leads them to start long term projects that will fail? People will not have enough money to make the investments worthwhile.
I THINK YOU NEED TO TELL PEOPLE THE GOV SPENDING IS NOT EFFICIENT SPENDER THE PEOPLE HAS A TENDENCY SPEND MONEY MORE EFFICIENT IN FACT IT FEEDS BIG BUSINESS AND NOT THE PEOPLE BECAUSE BIG BUSINESS GET THE GOV CONTRACTS
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what a great guy. My professor kept reviewing the Fiscal and Monetary Policy for weeks and still the whole class didn't get it, including me. Now i can go and explain it to others, thanks to this awesome guy.
You know how to teach. I always learn a lot when I watch your videos.
I wish my professor knew how to explain as simple as you do. Thanks!!
me too!
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It was simply awesome! The way you spoke and taught.
Like You said : aggregate demand. And then you quickly gave an overview of Components of aggregate demand and then you moved on to the other topic how it actually works with the model.
For people learning, it takes quite a time to sink in things and it takes a little time to process! You know that really well!
Good 15 mins spent.
I have a macroeconomics AS exam tomorrow (I live in England) and you just completely nailed this, so much more confident on government policies now, thanks
You sir are a scholar and a gentleman.
Thank you for making all your videos. I listen to them a lot so I can get a clearer understand of the topics presented in my book. A lot of questions on my test actually covered many of the topics you mentioned. Thank you so much for your help!
Only Just Perfect Explanation! Thank you for the clarity. Your are the BEST!!!
i can watch and listen to this guy all day.
excellent teaching professor STRICKLAND! way better than what we got in Sweden unis this days!
THANKYOU ! You are a GENIUS at explaining Economics. I had to teach Economics over a few terms ( thrown in at the deep end) and after reading various books and trawling the internet, I finally found your videos. THANK GOODNESS FOR YOU. I love your style and i'll never forget how you taught me Economics. I recommend you to all students worldwide. You deserve a medal.
Thank you, Georgina. I would be very interested in your experience being dropped into the 'deep end.' I would like to do more for new or inspiring economics teachers and invite your input.
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One of the best lectures on this topic. Extremely clear and helpful. Thanks a ton
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Thank you!
Great video, looking through several of your videos and you're good at being unbiased etc, I (leaning more to the Austrian school) would like to see some input on the fact that lowered interest rates due to increased currency supply when it comes to industries without a raising demand creates a bubble (current housing bubble, .com bubble etc are examples of that) which would burst and create a recession, although I somewhat understand why you didn't include that.
Thank you for clear and straight forward explanations.
I use your discussions/lectures in conjunction with my text book because, I find the explanations in my text book to be so technical that they get confusing. The descriptions in my text book gets bogged down with technical and exclusionary language that I find myself spending more time trying to remember defintions than actually focusing on the overall lesson.
Great video. Awesome teacher!
Thank you from a stressed out economics student in New Zealand.
Very insightful and helpful, thank you! Wish my university lecturers were this clear haha!
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i have a test on this tomorrow, feeling confident now *thumbs up*
Saving my life in this MacroEconomics class i'm taking!
i can listen to your lecture all day long
excellent explaination, as usual
Excellent video!
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Sir thank you very much for the help. I really i appreciate the videos that you have posted. I have a test on Macroeconomics tomorrow and you have put some thing i had doubts about back in their place so thank you.
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Good lecturing sir.
Nice Video !
excellent lecture.however you did not explain the supply curve and how its is like that and the two models you have mentioned in the beginning. Apart from that 100% marks well done sir.
Grt explaination
In “Occupying Chairlifts” a simple rule tweak on inheritance ends up changing the direction and purpose of modern human life! Here’s a fair way to transition forward to where we’re rewarded for cooperating and creating instead of competing and conquering.
It's something specific we can demand. If this isnt the best answer, at least we’re thinking about what might be. Are we really just this close to having it work right?
Oh yeah, it's a Ski movie! “Occupying Chairlifts” on UA-cam!
Thank you so much Sir for the video. It is really helpful
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Thanks for the video, sir.
could you tell me what this "- fixed rate, full-allotment liquidity provision" is? It is supposed to be an unconventional instrument
Monetary policy options have all been exhausted. Quantitative easing has driven nominal interest rates to near zero, and adjusted for inflation give us, realistically, negative interest rates, still with no response from an inelastic aggregate demand curve. (Banks are resorting to paying companies to take out loans). Which is why, when Bernanke talks about ceasing quantitative easing, the stock market takes a dive. It's looking bad.
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could you please explain this with the IS,LM curves.....i am currently in a Bsc in economics degree...could you inform me of your relevant videos to my degree.
im also doing the same course all the way from the Republic South Africa
Thanks!
Please provide next video link to this topic
Thank you, Mat. bammbamm12: you're right that in today's world banks don't want to lend - they're scared to death that the sick economy will lead to more defaults. Until all the cash on the sidelines starts flowing into the economy, nothing much is going to happen. And so fiscal policy is gridlocked; monetary policy is unable to do much as it has reached the zero lower bound. Result: we get to see a real, live experiment in Classical, laissez-faire economics. Let's see, if in fact, the economy corrects itself back towards full employment. And if so, how long it takes. For my money, today (and the last 4-5 years) are living proof that the Classical 'adjustment' process doesn't work, or is so slow as to be unnecessarily painful. Something Lord Keynes pointed out over 75 years ago. RS
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The reason why you cant force people to spend money is because of debt and the derivative markets that have manipulated the markets and the people. Homes were artificially hyped in cost as well as loans given to those that could not afford. Why because the assumption was if people forfeited it would be easy to resell. Not the case. The second point is that their is no inovation. All banking sectors who invest in innovative products are investing in bric nations. For us its credit and debt.
You say you can't force people or businesses to borrow. We're hardly being forced. Most of us couldn't get a mortgage if we wanted one. And no one can secure credit (uncollateralized) for less than 12%, and in many cases, 29%. Interest rates are low for the Govt. and for banks - not for us. We know it, Bernanke knows it and this is a scam.
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doesn't an increase in inflation cause businesses to get a false idea of the economy, which then leads them to start long term projects that will fail? People will not have enough money to make the investments worthwhile.
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I THINK YOU NEED TO TELL PEOPLE THE GOV SPENDING IS NOT EFFICIENT SPENDER THE PEOPLE HAS A TENDENCY SPEND MONEY MORE EFFICIENT IN FACT IT FEEDS BIG BUSINESS AND NOT THE PEOPLE BECAUSE BIG BUSINESS GET THE GOV CONTRACTS
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this is the worst video i have ever seen i came here for backflips and sweet dubstep and then for eminem to come in and drop a sick beat ps my youngest brother was murdered to this video
u mad bro???
Great video!