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@econplusdal kindly upload a video on transition economies and problems involved in the process. Also, include the advantages and examples of famous transition economies. I would be very grateful.
when the supply curve shift it does not only change the consumer surplus but also the producer surplus as the equilibrium changes and therefore the price changing both surplus right? Is something that i am wondering and that i might have wrong but as you do not talk about it in the video is having me wonder if I am right or wrong. Thank you for the videos, they are helping me a lot.
hello sir please give a link of your website where anybody can go and just watch or download the whole video so that it can add you some extra more money as compared what you are earning from youtube. by the way very nice explation hatssoff
hi, one doubt. in consumer surplus (inversely in producers surplus too) the price they are willing to pay more is for more quantity, but in this surplus concept, we discuss it as though, for same quantity demanded they are willing to pay more yet they actually paid less, resulting in surplus. this doesn't hold good for me. can you clarify that?
The demand curve is made by aggregating the demand from every consumer in the market, not just one specific consumer's price for different quantities. So basically if the price is 50, 75 people are willing to buy. If the price is 75, only 50 people are willing to buy because the other 25 people thought it wasn't worth it. Now to explain consumer surplus: when the price is 50, you have those 25 people + the 50 people who would have bought it even if the price was higher. For those 50 people, they'll happily save 25 bucks which is their surplus. Hope it's clear
What happen the producer surplus when supply curve increase or decrease or when supply curve change? Similarly what happen the consumer surplus when demand curve change?
I am embarrassed! what does it actually mean? how can it be a producer's surplus? He sold it at P2 that is it right? And he received P2 price. Then where is the surplus!!! He sold Q2 at P1 and he cannot sell it again for any less/more price. what does it actually mean!
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I've spent days trying to understand this concept, using study guides, econ textbooks and videos, no one has explained it as in depth and as simply as you have. I thought I was beyond help thank you so so much!!!!
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I understand so much more of this topic now thanks to you, I was struggle with this for 3 months and within a 8 min video you've taught me everything thank you!!!!
Thank you so much econplusdal i am economics graduate and preparing for PG MA economics entrance exam for Mumbai school of economics and Public policy(MSEPP) Which is schedule on this sunday on 23rd june 2024.
I was so confused about this topic but today after watching your video now i have understood this topic crystal clear. Thanks a lot again lots of love, support and respect for you from india(Mumbai).
17/06/2024 Monday 07:28AM
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@econplusdal kindly upload a video on transition economies and problems involved in the process. Also, include the advantages and examples of famous transition economies. I would be very grateful.
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when the supply curve shift it does not only change the consumer surplus but also the producer surplus as the equilibrium changes and therefore the price changing both surplus right? Is something that i am wondering and that i might have wrong but as you do not talk about it in the video is having me wonder if I am right or wrong. Thank you for the videos, they are helping me a lot.
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hello sir please give a link of your website where anybody can go and just watch or download the whole video so that it can add you some extra more money as compared what you are earning from youtube. by the way very nice explation hatssoff
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Hi, can I know, why is it important to find the consumer surplus and producer surplus? How does it help the producer?
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hi, one doubt.
in consumer surplus (inversely in producers surplus too) the price they are willing to pay more is for more quantity, but in this surplus concept, we discuss it as though, for same quantity demanded they are willing to pay more yet they actually paid less, resulting in surplus.
this doesn't hold good for me. can you clarify that?
The demand curve is made by aggregating the demand from every consumer in the market, not just one specific consumer's price for different quantities. So basically if the price is 50, 75 people are willing to buy. If the price is 75, only 50 people are willing to buy because the other 25 people thought it wasn't worth it. Now to explain consumer surplus: when the price is 50, you have those 25 people + the 50 people who would have bought it even if the price was higher. For those 50 people, they'll happily save 25 bucks which is their surplus. Hope it's clear
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What happen the producer surplus when supply curve increase or decrease or when supply curve change? Similarly what happen the consumer surplus when demand curve change?
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I am embarrassed! what does it actually mean? how can it be a producer's surplus? He sold it at P2 that is it right? And he received P2 price. Then where is the surplus!!! He sold Q2 at P1 and he cannot sell it again for any less/more price. what does it actually mean!
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