Economics of Cartels

[@Non-disjunction]

Did not expect a nice guitar solo when learning about cartels. Youre awesome dude thank you for the vids

[@carsontank1057]

I have been studying nonstop for my economics final and I busted out laughing in the library when I heard the unexpected guitar shred. Thank you for singlehandedly getting me through intermediate microeconomics. You are a legend.

[@lyndouun]

Didn’t expect a guitar solo 😭😭😭😭

[@TRAVELWITHJUANCA]

2022 and you sir are still a legend

[@qijialiao5228]

I am the beginner in Microeconomics, my in-class lecturer's lesson is fast-pacing for me, it's quite useful to review for several times after the class. I also recommend this video to my classmates who regard microeconomics as something burdensome.

[@tomjackson7367]

That solo! What a guy

[@海顾]

I can guess you bought your guitar from firms under cartel agreement hahahahah

[@simoneticconi1555]

2023 and u’r still the boss

[@nouman1937]

killed it with the guitar mate !!!

[@ericschneider6917]

Your videos are A1!!!

[@MrPuberoon]

But where is the guitar tutorial?

[@tvkris88]

Thank you for your videos!!!

[@nafeulferdousshopnil]

Isn’t cartel unstable equilibrium??
How to solve cartel problems if one firms cheating?

[@ruikang8571]

very helpful, thank you.

[@ralphhomerante6159]

Why it became 400Q in MR equatiom instead of 200?

[@quinnersley3495]

+Ralph Homer Ante In order to get MR you need to find TR. TR=P*Q, so in this case, (4400-200Q)*Q, which makes TR=4400Q-200Q^2. To make MR, we take the derivative of TR, giving us MR=4400-400Q.

[@estherokemwa8565]

Quinn Shannon

[@Sophieandtonic]

Oh nice guitar tho

[@marcochiriboga296]

is that a diminished inverted blues scale

[@Fernandosplanet]

Was that you playing the guitar?

[@EconomicsinManyLessons]

Yes, that's me.

[@lloyd7miller]

Dam u shred bro

[@reecheto]

great

[@roshandeeppaul5687]

Guitar ♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@WilliamCavender-h7p]

This rips