I think MRU considered everyone who they are non-English speakers. Calm and detailed explanation, amazing animation work, etc everything is just perfect. Thank you so much!!!
Thank you so much. I'm in law school and I have one exam in economics. I never understood it really but you explain everything that's written in the book in a much more comprehensive way. If i pass this exam, it will all be thanks to you.
I go to Princeton and have my micro midterm in 3 days and I have learned more from watching two hours of your videos than I have this entire semester. Thank you
I go to Columbia, and I share a similar experience. Although I know most of this already (I should, considering I'm an econ major), these videos are a wonderful refresher for the basics. This is especially true since students have a tendency to panic before exams, and if I can explain things in a simplified manner (like in these videos), not only can I help other students, but I'm much more likely to retain my ability to recall the information during a critical moment (unintentional Feynman technique). So thank you, MRU, and please keep it up; I've already recommended your channel to other students.
am always studying online but i have never came across one of your video but my previous 1 i saw made me just subcribe to this channel and am here to stay
2 practice questions below that needs to be solved. Please help me in the simplest way! 1) Suppose the price ratio of two goods is 3/4 and Jason has a budget of $100. If the price of good X increases from 6 to 12, what is the new price ratio? * a. 1/4 b. 1/2 c. 3/4 d. 3/2 e. Cannot be determined from the given information. 2) Suppose the price ratio of two goods is 3/4 and Jason has a budget of $100. If Jason’s budget increases to $150 and the prices of the two goods stay the same, what is the new price ratio? * a. 1/4 b. 1/2 c. 3/4 d. 3/2 3. Cannot be determined from the given information. Thanks in advance!
Great video, i would argue governments are inherently set up to grow larger over time with no scarcity or budget constraints involved. The source of the current inflation is government interference in the markets, making micro economics more complex on the average citizens budget.
INC other factors (good weather) = budget constraint ROTATES out from the top to indicate coffee being more plentiful and less expensive. pizza quantity remains fixed on the budget constraint.
Thanks so much but can you as well help me on understanding the difference between income consumption curve and Engles curve plus the price consumption curve. Because this side is poorly taught, I wish u could be my teacher I would achieve only flying colors all-over
I think MRU considered everyone who they are non-English speakers. Calm and detailed explanation, amazing animation work, etc everything is just perfect. Thank you so much!!!
MRU is a huge reason why I'm graduating cum laude this semester in Econ. Can't thank all of you enough
Guys, I'm simply in love with MRU (no hyperbole) - please don't stop creating high-quality educational videos! Greetings from Romania.
Thank you!
-Roman
I LOVE YOU GUYS TOO! Please don't stop making these videos! Hello from New Zealand :^)
this video helped calm my fear of microeconomics and inspire me to want to learn more. there are no words for how great this video is
great channel, I always learn something. Ms, don't stop teaching, thank you
Since Im a visual learner I appreciate the many pictures and diagrams, really helpful. Thank you!
You're very welcome!
-Roman
Thank you so much. I'm in law school and I have one exam in economics. I never understood it really but you explain everything that's written in the book in a much more comprehensive way. If i pass this exam, it will all be thanks to you.
amazing way to study economics. really useful material!
Excellent study material! I liked very much the previous teacher, but this woman is the best!
I go to Princeton and have my micro midterm in 3 days and I have learned more from watching two hours of your videos than I have this entire semester. Thank you
Best of luck!
I go to Columbia, and I share a similar experience. Although I know most of this already (I should, considering I'm an econ major), these videos are a wonderful refresher for the basics. This is especially true since students have a tendency to panic before exams, and if I can explain things in a simplified manner (like in these videos), not only can I help other students, but I'm much more likely to retain my ability to recall the information during a critical moment (unintentional Feynman technique). So thank you, MRU, and please keep it up; I've already recommended your channel to other students.
This is the one of the best explanation about Badget Constraints, thank you
Another excellent video from the MRU team! God bless you all!
Omg thank god for this video!! You helped me so much in understanding the opportunity cost! I was about to cry thinking that I was doomed to fail.
This is such a great video! Something clicked for me. Thank you!
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Watched straight away after getting the notif
Brilliant video! mastered everything in such a short time frame! really helpful for refreshing memory! cheers 👍🏼
Be my professor you explain good
i showed this video to my dog, now he's in law school
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Dawgy in the markets! Awesome to hear
Happy teacher's day MRU❤️
Thanks alot🙏
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You just made my microeconomics course 10x more easy. Thanks a lot!!!
Love your animations!
Excellent! Thanks. Its clear.
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İt is a very clear explanation. I understand this topic much better now, thank you so much.
Wow your explanation is mind-blowing and from India ,and any lecture could not teach as a simple way like you😮
why would anyone dislike this?
her voice is so soothing.
Mam this video was extremely helpful, you have an outstanding way of explaining. Thanks.
Explained this much better than my professor at university ever has
am always studying online but i have never came across one of your video but my previous 1 i saw made me just subcribe to this channel and am here to stay
Helped me understand this in a minute
Thank you so much 🥺🙏🏻
You are the best! thank you so much, please keep on making such good videos :=
Absolutely amazing explaination.
I wish I could pay as much attention to these videos as I do the comments...
Her voice is so nice
Joana make me love the course than my lecturer 😍
I was so comfused about how they came up with the graphs in a certain book i was studying, but this video just explained it all clearly 👌
2 practice questions below that needs to be solved. Please help me in the simplest way!
1) Suppose the price ratio of two goods is 3/4 and Jason has a budget of $100. If the price of good X increases from 6 to 12, what is the new price ratio? *
a. 1/4
b. 1/2
c. 3/4
d. 3/2
e. Cannot be determined from the given information.
2) Suppose the price ratio of two goods is 3/4 and Jason has a budget of $100. If Jason’s budget increases to $150 and the prices of the two goods stay the same, what is the new price ratio? *
a. 1/4
b. 1/2
c. 3/4
d. 3/2
3. Cannot be determined from the given information.
Thanks in advance!
did you get a reply! as i'm also confused for those two questions
thanks
Great video, i would argue governments are inherently set up to grow larger over time with no scarcity or budget constraints involved. The source of the current inflation is government interference in the markets, making micro economics more complex on the average citizens budget.
Wowo this was just an amazing video. Well edited and awesome explanation
Thank you so much❤️please keep educating us❤️
Budget Constraints isn't about the marginal rate of substitution, it's about the elasticity of substitution.
Budget Constraint = possible combos given the budget and prices
above (outside) the budget line = what you cannot afford
slope of budget constraint = opportunity cost of pizza (x-axis)
INC Income = budget constraint shifts OUT (INC)
INC other factors (good weather) = budget constraint ROTATES out from the top to indicate coffee being more plentiful and less expensive. pizza quantity remains fixed on the budget constraint.
Price change = slope change
fantastic videos, thank you so much, i am from vietnam
Pls make videos on short run and long run average cost curves
I love her :) and the video edit? PERFECTION
The script is simply too great.
Well explained ma'am ❤
I just love these videos, wanna know a secret? i love these more than I love my college lectures
Thanks so much but can you as well help me on understanding the difference between income consumption curve and Engles curve plus the price consumption curve. Because this side is poorly taught, I wish u could be my teacher I would achieve only flying colors all-over
Wow this soo good thanks i have an interim assessment tomorrow
what if you don't know the prices of the two goods?
What is the difference between budget line and budget constraint?
Mam can u pls make tutorials on price effect (income and substitution effect)
I understand more you guys than my prof
Smart kind and beautiful. Thank you mam
Ma'am Could you please explain how a consumer reaches from a point where MRSxy is less than Px/Py to the point of equilibrium?
great job, even I can understand it
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wow this is more easier to understand
Greetings from institute of accountancy arusha Tanzania
in which software this video is made?
On ne peut pas mettre des sous titres en français ?
easy way to learn economics
damn yall just killed ACDCecon
Extraordinary
Very Good.
excellent
I wanna eat pizza drink coffee while watching this video
Brilliant
Charustian ,changa, Gujarat, india
Amazing…
impressive
if I did not understand BC after this, I would be re-enrolling into elementary
4:44
I feel like a 5th grader, when I see this image.
:D
More like an 3th grader realleh, but it does have a better explain element so i don't mind
If she does all the job, why is she not in the opening?
Goddess
useful
that's a very expensive cup of coffee..
starbucks
A diet of coffe and pizza sounds disgusting...
I know, right?! -- Joana Girante
Moral of story eat burgers
The cost of coffee also depends on the exploitation of Africa
The cost of anything also depends on the exploitation of Africa*
@@mostafaelhndawy6050 And the freedom of Africa leads to the agony of neanderthals
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