Makasih kaa infonya, dari video ini saya jadi tau banyak hal khususnya mengenai teknik bundling semangat terus ya kak untuk membagikan konten positif seperti ini :))
I agree bundling is good in these examples. I'm still not sold in the case of one where all components of the bundle have positive correlation even if there are still no marginal costs.
The graph shown in the video is not intuitive at all. I looked up the original article (Bakos and Brynjolfsson, 2000), and even after reading it, I had to think for a few hours to make sense of the graph. Some things were difficult to understand in the video because it was not clear that, although the price, on the vertical axis, is the price per good, the demand curve represents the demand for the bundle as a whole and the quantities are the market quantities demanded.
Dude predicted Spotify would blow up in 2015 based on bundling theory. Dang.
13:50 does MRU see the future?
With youtube who needs professors.. honestly this was really helpful thanks for the video
You mean "classrooms", right? After all they are professors and acting like that!
Hi, you have attended this class 3 years ago... And now where are you
@@vinayakansajeev I can say the same for you now. Where are you?
Makasih kaa infonya, dari video ini saya jadi tau banyak hal khususnya mengenai teknik bundling semangat terus ya kak untuk membagikan konten positif seperti ini :))
Excellent analysis and presentation! Thank you!
I think Spotify won Alex, congratulations! Even i Tunes now using bundling.
omg, how old are those icons of Spotify and Apple Music
Downloaded libre office. Take that bundlers
Can bundling occur on the demand side of things? E.g., you'll only buy a group of things together because they're complements of each other.
you guys are awesome! this is really helpful! thank you!
I agree bundling is good in these examples. I'm still not sold in the case of one where all components of the bundle have positive correlation even if there are still no marginal costs.
The graph shown in the video is not intuitive at all. I looked up the original article (Bakos and Brynjolfsson, 2000), and even after reading it, I had to think for a few hours to make sense of the graph.
Some things were difficult to understand in the video because it was not clear that, although the price, on the vertical axis, is the price per good, the demand curve represents the demand for the bundle as a whole and the quantities are the market quantities demanded.
Excellent video, thank you very much
👍👍👍
great video, could please give an example of unbundling ?
i just got good grade my economics class just because this youtube
Why does Alex sound like Ross from Friends?