Why are u so underrated when u clearly are the best economics teacher on UA-cam? I love the way you teach, u speak slowly and u make complex concepts sound easy!
Few things are better for the world today then these economic concepts being supplied for free on youtube. Its great to see the channel getting into slightly more advanced material! Fingers crossed for a little game theory some day.
As much as I like Jacob Clifford's videos, sometimes they're too fast paced for me. MRU is much slower and easier to understand, and their use of animations and diagrams are very helpful!
This is a very clear lecture. Abstract ideas expressed by means of graphics and some colourful but not distractive images. The pace, the terminology, and diction the are perfect so that it becomes very useful for those students whose mother tongue is not English.
ooooh! why did it took me this long to finally find you. Honestly you are the best econ instructor i have ever come across so far. Thanks a lot for such classes may you be blessed.
the explanation and representation are very eye catching and easy to understand. Can you please tell what applications you are using to edit the graphs please.
Relative market price of goods is (price of pizza)/(price of coffee), but slope is (change in y)/(over change in x). Pizza is on the x-axis and coffee is on the y-axis. This confuses me.
Hi! If you like to think in those terms, think of this. You'll spend all of your budget, M, on Pizza, where total spending in Pizza is number of Pizzas P times the price of pizza, P_pz, so PxP_pz, and on coffee, where total spending in Coffee is number of Coffees C times the price of coffee, P_c, so M = PxP_pz + CxP_c. When you solve for the number of pizzas, which appears in the y axis, you'll get the slope P_c/P_pz. Hope this helps! -- Joana Girante
Hi, We have videos on the labor market in both our micro and macro courses. Micro being more about how wages are determined and macro being about unemployment, etc. Micro - ua-cam.com/video/G7ai5LAehqg/v-deo.html Macro - ua-cam.com/video/uPRQnQxsL3E/v-deo.html You might also Tyler Cowen's take on how to choose a career in a world of globalization and automation: ua-cam.com/video/2kOQMkFE1E8/v-deo.html -Roman
Utility equaling happiness is just how Economists like to view it, in all reality utility more or less means the desire to buy something. But boiling the term down to just "happiness" is less of a mouthful and easier to remember.
Why are u so underrated when u clearly are the best economics teacher on UA-cam? I love the way you teach, u speak slowly and u make complex concepts sound easy!
OMG .... what can I say .... extremely talented teacher .... you find your vocation no doubt ....
Thanks! I do love to teach! -- Joana Girante
OMG WHAT A TEACHER, shes a living legend!!! ! !
Few things are better for the world today then these economic concepts being supplied for free on youtube. Its great to see the channel getting into slightly more advanced material! Fingers crossed for a little game theory some day.
the best ecemomics channel in UA-cam but why still underrated
This is the best economics channel but now i want pizzas and coffee
I am in university second semester and your videos are a life saver.
😀😀😀Perfect combination of animation and teaching!
Thank you!
-Roman
As much as I like Jacob Clifford's videos, sometimes they're too fast paced for me. MRU is much slower and easier to understand, and their use of animations and diagrams are very helpful!
This is a very clear lecture. Abstract ideas expressed by means of graphics and some colourful but not distractive images. The pace, the terminology, and diction the are perfect so that it becomes very useful for those students whose mother tongue is not English.
It's my first time to watch your video but seems more helpful and like your way of teaching so nice so kind
ooooh! why did it took me this long to finally find you. Honestly you are the best econ instructor i have ever come across so far. Thanks a lot for such classes may you be blessed.
Wow, you explain so good and the effects in the video with the graphs are so helpful and good toooo!
whoever this lady is, pleaaaase collaborate with her for more videos!! she is just toooo good
Very good , Its helpful much the new professor you are extremely very good thank u for making these concepts so easy and Interesting
So Cutely Explained
😊😊🤗🤗
greatest channel ever!
idk why but she makes me so happy
Thank you so much..lack words to describe your contribution
oh no I can't find the next video in this Microeconomics course, did they stop making it?
I'm hungry after these videos 😋😂
Mam u are superb 👍and lots of love from India ❤️
thanks, great classes
This is extremely helpful. Good explanation
I love this channel!!
I wish my University had such teacher😔
the explanation and representation are very eye catching and easy to understand. Can you please tell what applications you are using to edit the graphs please.
I learned in my econ class that MRS = - px/py, but in this video there is no negative sign. Which one is right?
This channel is fucking underrated!!!
Excellent explanation, madam
I value all of your marginal university videos
there are so many difficuylt economic concepts that only she can explain
tq mam, i am from India 🌹
I wonder how you made the animate demonstration. That's amazing!
Wow THANK YOU! 😻
Excellent learning 👍👍
Wow what a use of animations
This is amazing and extremely helpfull
i love these videos. economics is fun :)
Thank you!!
0:45 skill issue Ive already resolved scarcity problem ive did an entire Phd On It But Im Not Releasing It Until 2030s
Very good . Its helpfull alot
Very good !!!
its normal that wish i have to eat pizza after view this video?
Relative market price of goods is (price of pizza)/(price of coffee), but slope is (change in y)/(over change in x). Pizza is on the x-axis and coffee is on the y-axis. This confuses me.
Hi! If you like to think in those terms, think of this. You'll spend all of your budget, M, on Pizza, where total spending in Pizza is number of Pizzas P times the price of pizza, P_pz, so PxP_pz, and on coffee, where total spending in Coffee is number of Coffees C times the price of coffee, P_c, so M = PxP_pz + CxP_c. When you solve for the number of pizzas, which appears in the y axis, you'll get the slope P_c/P_pz. Hope this helps! -- Joana Girante
Lord help my brain
nicely explained however solving and drawing for sums is an issue
Is... Is that a Pikmin sound?
Kindly make a video on labour market
Hi,
We have videos on the labor market in both our micro and macro courses. Micro being more about how wages are determined and macro being about unemployment, etc.
Micro - ua-cam.com/video/G7ai5LAehqg/v-deo.html
Macro - ua-cam.com/video/uPRQnQxsL3E/v-deo.html
You might also Tyler Cowen's take on how to choose a career in a world of globalization and automation: ua-cam.com/video/2kOQMkFE1E8/v-deo.html
-Roman
This is how economic class should be like
pourquoi c'est jamais les gars ?
Exam in 5 days boys, wish me luck
Waaaaooooo…
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"The more pizza and coffe you have the happier you are" Or fat and miserable... Utility is not hapiness.
So true. I definitely do not recommend such a diet! -- Joana Girante
Utility equaling happiness is just how Economists like to view it, in all reality utility more or less means the desire to buy something. But boiling the term down to just "happiness" is less of a mouthful and easier to remember.