Consumption function with income dependent taxes | Macroeconomics | Khan Academy

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  • Опубліковано 11 гру 2024

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  • @himanshukakrania3863
    @himanshukakrania3863 4 роки тому +4

    Though the videos are very informative, they are not in order! Hopefully the future study material series' would be updated in order. Thank you.

  • @soham3156
    @soham3156 3 роки тому +1

    Cant believe this was made when I was in middle school and now I am watching this after graduating.

  • @konata324
    @konata324 12 років тому

    I guess this particularly makes sense as the tax rate is proportional to your income through the pertaining tax threshold, so the tax rate (t) will vary, and therefore T also changes ^ ^

  • @NeedSaltForFries
    @NeedSaltForFries 12 років тому

    nice video sal!

  • @musodari
    @musodari 12 років тому

    Thanks a lot.

  • @chairmobile
    @chairmobile 12 років тому

    nice

  • @Thegamemakur
    @Thegamemakur 12 років тому

    Braingasm

  • @Shredder1994
    @Shredder1994 12 років тому

    how does all the credit crisis factor into this???
    there are alot of people living around the world that live paycheck to paycheck

  • @paideguinha
    @paideguinha 12 років тому

    2nd!

  • @MrTugwit
    @MrTugwit 6 років тому

    Khan Academy, you're math is nonsense. The MARGINAL propensity to consume, applies to a CHANGE in disposable income, not to total income and tax.
    It's the AVERAGE propensity to consume: C/Yd
    which applies to disposable income:
    C = c1 Yd + Co
    C = (C/Yd)Yd + Co
    C = C + Co
    0 = Co