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in what world does the marginal cost increases with producing more goods? So to produce 1 widget the cost is $1. But to increase the order from 1 to 2 units it cost $2 to produce the 2nd unit? That makes zero sense. The marginal cost should be the same to produce 1 unit or 2 units. If anything the cost should go down. Haven't you ever heard of a volume discount?

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Why is the per unit tax is between the Pc and Pp? thanks

Why is the long run aggregate supply carve is vertically sloped

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So, the Fed became the Bank of England with its bank rate

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Hi , I’m bit confused on the concept explained at 3:30. “Increase demand in loanable fund increase price , ie interest rate” But wouldn’t this depend on how the govt finance the deficit? If they decide to borrow from the FED (printing), it would essentially decrease rate since more money supply in the system. The same goes if the country is borrowing overseas by selling domestic currency against foreign currency. Could you pls elaborate your rationale?

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Good explanation but: SLOW DOWN. I've made this mistake before, too, in making RUclips videos. Modern audiences don't have the attention span of a gnat, as is commonly believed. If what you're saying is interesting to them, clear, well-explained, and doesn't have too much fluff, then they'll sit there and listen to you for however long it takes.

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Is the Australian dollar unofficially pegged plus or minus $3 with the USD Because Americans have been printing trillions of dollars without it affecting our exchange rate? Seems strage

I have questions. When GDP increase money demand shifts to the right (money supply is constant ), nominal interest rate increase and consumption and investment decrease. What hapens after that ? Is aggregate demand only shifts to the left and decrease GDP or it shifts to the left in the short run AS/AD model and decrease price level and quantity GDP ? When money supply shifts to the right ( money demand is constant ), nominal interest rate decrease and consumption and investment increase. What happens after that ? Is aggregate demand only shifts to the righ and increase GDP or it shifts to the right in the short run AS/AD model and increase price level and quantity GDP ?

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Doesnt increased capital inflows to US reduce real interest rates which would decrease demand for $ in Forex market as the market equalized having an opposite effect on net exports??

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