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Yeah, I just start doing my Master study in the UK and don't feel well, your advice exactly the same with my thoughts, I will start spend some time with the textbook from now on. Thank you very much, it gives me some confidence.

inflation is simply caused by government printing money because they over promising what they couldn't afford to stay in power.

Thank you!

never understood a video better than this. God bless you.

amazing thank you!

Thank you for the video. Watching from Mumbai, 🇮🇳

This is my auntie 😂😂😂

you saved my life...thanks so muchhhhh!❤

Quick question: when one is stating the GM assumptions in the exam at the outset, does it suffice to state only "Random Sampling" for MLR 2? Or should we ideally elaborate on what that actually means , to get the full marks?

I've never seen someone as helpful as u are. Your students must be very lucky

Thank you! This makes sense now. I was wondering why it would be so bad to not have any inflation for awhile.

This video was extremely helpful. I don't normally comment but I've commented thrice already. My indirect way of expressing just how amazing this short lecture is.

You're such a brave, beautiful and amazing person. Thank u for sharing your experience.

Wow ❤

Dude please slow down😂😅

Did you take off the insight into degree economics video:( I watched the first half but was about to watch the second half now and can’t find ittt

This helped me so so much, seriously, thank you so much!!

im doing my MSc in econometrics and I am DYING. All this information in my head. But the professors are already extremely professional and experienced . Unless you did well in undergrad, you couldnt survive lol. But its quite difficult to memorise although i find it interesting

Hi, does anyone know if there is a solutions set to the Introductory Econometrics textbook? Thanks.

So for students,Solow model will be a great formula to reduce the entire production problem to increase the productivity of labour as well as the capital investment related ROI approportionment of the entire value chain system. From the above video we find the maximal ir minimal point and the utmost derivation out of this.

Meg, you're awesome! thank you for making this subject seem reasonable enough for me to actually enjoy it as a major.

I have been waiting for a video like this for SO LONG! This is such a better explanation than what I had at university!

Ty!! Amazing

It's hard to manage the slaves...

Despite Keynesian economics having been around for almost a century, still the average person has no idea of how it works and what demand-pull Keynesian econ is and what it does. Most people think of economics as basic micro demand and supply without any externalities and a basic accounting view of economics - non advanced supply side econ. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

Please do more! they are amazing :) also if you. get a chance the ISLM model would be super helpful!:)

Thanks you very much from Türkiye. Very clear explanation.

Thank u maam for this nice vedio

Thank you, the hardest question in my problem set was centered around this topic. Your video helped me pieced everything together to answer it. (long way of saying this is a superb video)

Yoooo the easing in on the concepts in first half was gold, thank you

You are so beautiful

this is great, for some reason my practice lecturer does weird applicative exercises that don't resemble exam exercises at all, useful granted, but not towards me getting 100%, for example we did all the way to long run and effects on unemployment etc, and in the last practice session we did... population growth, what about the other 70% of the topic? edit: yes this is me venting I like the video

No RUclipsr comes nearer to this video. Absolutely and explicitly clear.❤ Many thanks

This video helped me out a bunch. Tysm from Calgary, AB

thank you so much! you made this so easy and interesting!

You are absolutely amazing. Great video!

hey! I've just started an economics degree and am finding it really hard. would you be able to do any degree level vids? like the islm model if you have time? your videos are amazing

Meg this Video was actually so increadibly helpful! Could you make one on the dmp model?

I's hard because of the governments preferred methodology is heavily flawed and does not capture the actual increase in rising prices. Take example, the so called "owners equivalent rent" Instead of the statisticians simply recording the rise in rents as they are, instead a question is posed to an unsepecting home owner; how much would you rent out your home for.

Yessss!!! Love all of your videos! Helping me prepare for my core Econ classes as I just added a BS Econ major. Thanks for going deeper into concepts!

Thanks Meg, great explanation

What I don't understand is how it gets to y=k^0.5. Because it is mathematically correct to have L and L^0.5 end to that? Right? (I just don't understand.

I always wondered this. Thanks

Really good to have more of these videos, so we can see economic principles in action!

Nice content Meg!!

TYSM!!

Great video thank you for this. Even though econometrics isn't my favorite subject, it's mandatory at our university. Do you have any tips for reading books like this one? I struggle with skimming through pages, as it's not like a typical left-to-right read

Great video! I wonder whether you could put a whiteboard on the wall behind you?!

Would have loved to watch this but I can't hear it even with sound all the turned up.

Business and Economic Analytics major here. I have to take Intro to Econometrics in two semesters :(