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learned it for a semester at university and never understood it. And wow, I didn't know that I could understood it in just 6-5min. Thank you. I loved the comparaison. That way of learning is so much fun.
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Dude, thank you for making this video. I just started a macroeconomics class with online schooling. Your video helped me understand elasticity so much better than reading the material. I greatly appreciate videos like this and those that post them. without them I would be more confused with no way to better understand. Thank you again.
Hi, I'm thinking about studying economics and would love for you to make a playlist/ videos about things that are crucial to understanding economics. Just like this one, simple to understand and perfectly explained. Explaining neo-classical economics, different theories of economics, externality etc. Like important things to know. Keep up the great work! I subscribed and can't wait for more educational videos :)
@Ronin Alden Thanks so much for your reply. I found the site through google and Im in the hacking process now. Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will reply here later with my results.
Thank you massively. Elasticity seems almost obvious when I hear you explain it. I'm very grateful for your video. I'll try to access the other elasticity ones too.
I'm in a distant learning program so most of my work is reading my text book and doing my homework based on what I learned that way. I was really struggling to understand this and you helped a lot. Is there a part two that goes deeper into this concept?
I'm almost done with my MBA. It would be reassuring if it's not just me where this chapter gets lots of frustrated students who think they get it then just seem to epically fail the quizzes? I don't think the self quizzes I've been able to get a single question right but i've read the chapter and didn't seem to not be lost completely at least navigating the lesson. anyone feel the same?
Loved this video. I'm a very visual learner and I wasn't able to study this concept as thoroughly and as quick in my compressed class time and this pretty much summed up the lesson in almost 6 minutes. LMAO
actually i'm law major, 1st course but idk why we have microecon class and tomorrow (i mean after 4 or 5 hours) i have quiz about elasticity so i'm here bruh...
Good explanation! If I know the elasticity of demand and supply for a good could I then calculate how much the price would change per percentage change in demand? And how would I calculate that? Thx 😊
2:58 This is only true if the initial quantity was same to begin with. If the change in qty demanded is greater, it doesn't necessarily mean it is more elastic. You pretty much completely went over the idea of percentage change. What you explained is marginal demand or slope, which is dX/dp. Elasticity is defined as (dX/dp) / (X/P). If a line is steeper or flatter, it is not more elastic or less elastic; elasticity of points in a straight line that is not completely horizontal or vertical, varies from 0 to infinity; it is only when elasticity is measured at the same point, can we say the steeper line is less elastic. This pretty much says nothing about why one would prefer elasticity to slope.
So, bananas were more elastic because people wanted them over a longer curve. Another example said teenagers were the most sensitive to price changes and, therefore, are more elastic...and this is where I get confused. Teenage demand for vapes would drop off much more rapidly than that of adults with stable careers. An adult's demand curve for vapes would be longer, like the longer demand curve for bananas. So why aren't adults the more elastics group?
Resistance to PERMANENT deformation force. If you stretch two objects continuously, the one that is less elastic will reach permanent deformation first.
U know what we got here? We got an elastic product. U know what dat mean? Dat mean if people go ELSEwhere and get dey printin and copy'n done...DEY GONNA DO IT!
I kept rereading my textbook, was super confused. This explained it to me perfectly. Thanks so much. You saved my end of semester grade x
I just found your videos because I'm going to be an economics major for undergrad starting this summer and wanted to have a small head start. Your videos are so interesting and I feel like they're going to help me so much! Thank you for making this type of content
That's so exciting to hear! What kind of videos would you be interested in?
I wonder how you four years went Amy.you prolly finished your eco degree
I’m really curious if you continued with Econ, or switched majors. Congrats
learned it for a semester at university and never understood it. And wow, I didn't know that I could understood it in just 6-5min.
Thank you. I loved the comparaison. That way of learning is so much fun.
You're a damn life saver! I've been trying to understand this concept in my MBA program for the past two weeks, and it just "clicked" after watching your video! Subscribed and recommended to my fellow MBA homies!
This is literally me right now trying to get through the assignments 😩
Thank God for people like you who make complicated subjects simple
Dude, thank you for making this video. I just started a macroeconomics class with online schooling. Your video helped me understand elasticity so much better than reading the material. I greatly appreciate videos like this and those that post them. without them I would be more confused with no way to better understand. Thank you again.
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awesome video. as a mechanical engineer turned product manager - this is the visual representation that i love
I am taking econ and having a hard time understanding the concepts but this video along with many others have really helped. Thank you!
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THANK YOU for making this concept understandable! Saved me so much confusion in Economics class!
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Can you show how to compute elasticity given a demand curve and supply curve? I love your videos!
I just watched your video for the first time and omg you explain this so well! Can you talk more about economics? Maybe microeconomics?
Hi, I'm thinking about studying economics and would love for you to make a playlist/ videos about things that are crucial to understanding economics. Just like this one, simple to understand and perfectly explained. Explaining neo-classical economics, different theories of economics, externality etc. Like important things to know. Keep up the great work! I subscribed and can't wait for more educational videos :)
@Ronin Alden Thanks so much for your reply. I found the site through google and Im in the hacking process now.
Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will reply here later with my results.
@Ronin Alden it did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. Im so happy!
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Thank you massively. Elasticity seems almost obvious when I hear you explain it. I'm very grateful for your video. I'll try to access the other elasticity ones too.
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Thank you for a great breakdown! I have always struggled to fully understand elasticity
Great point about comparing the value in job offers I haven’t heard this discussed as much
Now let’s hope I don’t fail my Econ test tomorrow
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This is the one thing that was tripping me up, but im actually doing really well in advanced economics in yr 11. Here in AUS its called ATAR
I really struggled with this but your video helped. Thank you!
Great visual representation on how this all works. Really helped sum up the concept of elasticity vs inelasticity
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I'm in a distant learning program so most of my work is reading my text book and doing my homework based on what I learned that way. I was really struggling to understand this and you helped a lot. Is there a part two that goes deeper into this concept?
Thank you!!! I'm having my Economics Final tomorrow and this really helped!!!
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I'm almost done with my MBA. It would be reassuring if it's not just me where this chapter gets lots of frustrated students who think they get it then just seem to epically fail the quizzes? I don't think the self quizzes I've been able to get a single question right but i've read the chapter and didn't seem to not be lost completely at least navigating the lesson. anyone feel the same?
Loved this video. I'm a very visual learner and I wasn't able to study this concept as thoroughly and as quick in my compressed class time and this pretty much summed up the lesson in almost 6 minutes. LMAO
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Would employees be considered elastic? Since a change in minimum wages (price) would alter the demand for employees?
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You should learn about Ampleforth if you want an example of an elastic supply money
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Which is more elastic... A brand car or all other ordinal car????plz help
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actually i'm law major, 1st course but idk why we have microecon class and tomorrow (i mean after 4 or 5 hours) i have quiz about elasticity so i'm here bruh...
Good explanation! If I know the elasticity of demand and supply for a good could I then calculate how much the price would change per percentage change in demand? And how would I calculate that? Thx 😊
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2:58 This is only true if the initial quantity was same to begin with. If the change in qty demanded is greater, it doesn't necessarily mean it is more elastic. You pretty much completely went over the idea of percentage change. What you explained is marginal demand or slope, which is dX/dp. Elasticity is defined as (dX/dp) / (X/P). If a line is steeper or flatter, it is not more elastic or less elastic; elasticity of points in a straight line that is not completely horizontal or vertical, varies from 0 to infinity; it is only when elasticity is measured at the same point, can we say the steeper line is less elastic. This pretty much says nothing about why one would prefer elasticity to slope.
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So, bananas were more elastic because people wanted them over a longer curve. Another example said teenagers were the most sensitive to price changes and, therefore, are more elastic...and this is where I get confused. Teenage demand for vapes would drop off much more rapidly than that of adults with stable careers. An adult's demand curve for vapes would be longer, like the longer demand curve for bananas. So why aren't adults the more elastics group?
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uhhhh, elasticity in physics means resistance to deformation force. so the blue band is more elastic. many people confuse this.
Resistance to PERMANENT deformation force. If you stretch two objects continuously, the one that is less elastic will reach permanent deformation first.
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U know what we got here? We got an elastic product. U know what dat mean? Dat mean if people go ELSEwhere and get dey printin and copy'n done...DEY GONNA DO IT!
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no, blue ban is more elastic than the yellow one because under the same stress the deformation is smaller.
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