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@@leemari7695 this was during Covid so times were much harder than now. Especially with all classes being online it sucked so much! But now I’m sure with being in person you can get more help. Plus there are tons of different economics professors lol you most likely won’t have the same one I had. I can’t even remember his name to be completely honest
Thank you so much, its kind of hard trying to understand this without having an instructor, dang online courses. Helped me figure out my homework for the week easily.
sir, but how have he come up with 18 on marginal product of labor, when we compute (336-60/8-1) = (14/1) = 14. then how have come up with 18 and 8. kindly assist me on that answer?
Come teach at montreal canada please. You, hands down , are wayyy better than my current microeconomics professor. His explanations are vague and so difficult to understand. If i didnt have to have 12 units per term i really wouldn't take microeconomics.
sir thanks so much, but how have you come up with 18 when we compute (336-60/8-1) = (14/1)= 14. then how have come up with 18 and 8. kindly assist me on that answer
Diminishing marginal returns sets in when slope of the marginal product line equals zero and after that marginal product is negative. I would encourage you to watch the entire playlist (there are only three videos). You should even try to watch the calculus proof. I included a link to the playlist in the video description.
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has anyone notice for the marginal product in doing my calculation instead of 18 i get 14 and instead of 8 i arrived at 6 unit....when u cal 336-322/8-7=14 and not 18 and even when u cal it the long way i would still get 14 units. (336-322)/8/(8-7)=14, likewise (342-336)/(9-8)=6 and not 8 unit..so please help me out here someone..
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Thanks a lot for this video. It helps me a lot on my lessons especially how to compute for marginal product. But i think there is something wrong in the computation of marginal product of labor 8 and 9?
The only one I have on international trade is the edgeworth box diagram. I am in the process of creating more videos for international trade. I just added a link in the video description of this video.
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When you say slope of a curve for a particular value of labour is the marginal product, are you not confusing the nature of the data you work with, i.e discrete (which is the data used for production, and hence the need for average rate of change between successive units of labour) rather than continuous (instantaneous change)?
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How do we calculate total capital if it's not given when there are two fixed factors of production given in units ( units of Land and units of capital)
With total product, are those figures usually given? I was recently given an exercise where we were only given the amount of labor and the columns for total product, average product, and marginal product were blank. How would you suggest completing such an exercise where the only thing given is the amount of labor? Thanks!
Can i ask something? Why that the last of product of labor become negative -2 i was trying to solve then my answer is just 2 not negative, can you answer my question
336-322= 14, 8-7= 1 divide it get 14. why is it become 18?? and 342-336=6, 9-8=1 divide get 6. why is it 8?? any help?? or is it a mistake there??? thnks....
This confuses me because this graph isn't linear. It looks like a quadratic function which would imply that the slope should be based off the derivative as opposed to simply relating two coordinates. I see that the slope changes, but does using rise over run calculate your marginal accurately when dealing with non linear functions?
in marginal product, 8, 9 and 10 amount of labor I get 14, 4 and 2 respectively by using this formula. How do you get 18, 8 and -2 ? It's biased me >.< . Please help me out. Thanks
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Well thanks! Good luck in your classes too.
my professor just come to class and talks about his gym and other stuff and uses example for that particular chapter and when we want to do the hw, we have to refer to youtube and of course your videos:)
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i'm convinced i could have watched an afternoon of these videos rather than spent two weeks of sleepless nights for my upcoming exam. ;) thanks!
I just wanted to say thanks, you could not make it any easier. I saw other vids for this topic and I could not get them. I did with yours. Its not easy going back to school when your older but u helped my brain to get it. Thanks again.
Saved me for my Microecoomics exam due tomorrow at UCONN, still helpful in 2020! Thanks man! Hope you are doing well!
U r from u s a ?
@@anniehemings3796 yes, sadly I am 😂😂
Hold on, so the UCONN econ professor does not teach great? I’m planning to go to UCONN
@@leemari7695 this was during Covid so times were much harder than now. Especially with all classes being online it sucked so much! But now I’m sure with being in person you can get more help. Plus there are tons of different economics professors lol you most likely won’t have the same one I had. I can’t even remember his name to be completely honest
@@mrgrob6579 Thank you and thank you for responding so quickly
Have you graduated from UCONN already?
Thank you so much, its kind of hard trying to understand this without having an instructor, dang online courses. Helped me figure out my homework for the week easily.
sir, but how have he come up with 18 on marginal product of labor, when we compute (336-60/8-1) = (14/1) = 14. then how have come up with 18 and 8. kindly assist me on that answer?
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Thanks for the help! I learn better from your videos than I do in 2.5 hours of class every week!
That is great to hear and good luck on your exams.
Come teach at montreal canada please. You, hands down , are wayyy better than my current microeconomics professor. His explanations are vague and so difficult to understand. If i didnt have to have 12 units per term i really wouldn't take microeconomics.
It's good to see people came here when they had normal classes while I came here when I have online classes. Anyways, Thanks sir!
Typically in this exercises total product is given. You can calculate total product by multiplying average product time output (quantity produced).
sir thanks so much, but how have you come up with 18 when we compute (336-60/8-1) = (14/1)= 14. then how have come up with 18 and 8. kindly assist me on that answer
yeah I dont get it either. I also calculated 14 and 6. it's funny because he probably did it with EXCEL and the program wouldn't make that mistake.
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Diminishing marginal returns sets in when slope of the marginal product line equals zero and after that marginal product is negative. I would encourage you to watch the entire playlist (there are only three videos). You should even try to watch the calculus proof.
I included a link to the playlist in the video description.
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It's simple and easy to understand.
Nice man! Got exams by morning.
Your explanations are easy to follow and a great help to me.
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Thanks for. I will correct that when I revise the video.
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has anyone notice for the marginal product in doing my calculation instead of 18 i get 14 and instead of 8 i arrived at 6 unit....when u cal 336-322/8-7=14 and not 18 and even when u cal it the long way i would still get 14 units. (336-322)/8/(8-7)=14, likewise (342-336)/(9-8)=6 and not 8 unit..so please help me out here someone..
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Marginal product (MP) and average product (AP) will be equal only if total product is not changing. Typical MP and AP do not equal each other.
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Thanks a lot for this video. It helps me a lot on my lessons especially how to compute for marginal product. But i think there is something wrong in the computation of marginal product of labor 8 and 9?
yep, it should be 14 and 6
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yes i was confused at the same part too , gladly you ask
thankyou to u too
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That was very helpful! I thank you!
The only one I have on international trade is the edgeworth box diagram. I am in the process of creating more videos for international trade. I just added a link in the video description of this video.
Awesome! Do you have more trade videos?
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When you say slope of a curve for a particular value of labour is the marginal product, are you not confusing the nature of the data you work with, i.e discrete (which is the data used for production, and hence the need for average rate of change between successive units of labour) rather than continuous (instantaneous change)?
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i study the intermediate microeconomic and its application for Nickolson and Snyder the problems and quizzes are soo hard can u do it please professor
How do we calculate total capital if it's not given when there are two fixed factors of production given in units ( units of Land and units of capital)
nice lecture
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thank you sir, which software were you using for the presentations
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With total product, are those figures usually given? I was recently given an exercise where we were only given the amount of labor and the columns for total product, average product, and marginal product were blank. How would you suggest completing such an exercise where the only thing given is the amount of labor? Thanks!
was there a graph givin in that exercise?
I was also given a table without total product of labor given in some spots, without a graph.
How can I calculation the total products
Hello sir, I have a question... is it short run or in the long run?
How did you get the figures of the total product.
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where does the output of diminishing returns set in?
How would I Indicate the points that delineate the stages of production
Thanks
I have a question about how to find marginal productivity of constant variable
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I'm here cuz I didn't listen to my prof during discussion and now she have an activity about this 😂
So total product will be given in the question right...there is no formula to calcuate total product?
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Can i ask something? Why that the last of product of labor become negative -2 i was trying to solve then my answer is just 2 not negative, can you answer my question
Marginal product of labor= Total product divide by amount of labor
57-0/1-0=57/1=57
what if total product is not given?
i think if TP = 0, AP and MP unknown
MP = 0
AP = unknown
Come back plz to see how you were doing
What does it mean in marginal product reaching 10??
can you put marginal product and average product on the same graph? Or did you just do them separately to distinguish them??
Yes i can put TP,MP and AP together in a graph.. mail me at shubhiarora40@gmail.com and i will click a photo and attach it for you if u wanted :)
Sir how to calculate total product average product of labour is given
What is the amount of capital is different
336-322= 14, 8-7= 1 divide it get 14. why is it become 18?? and 342-336=6, 9-8=1 divide get 6. why is it 8?? any help?? or is it a mistake there??? thnks....
So there's nothing to do in amount of capital ?
Is the term marginal synonymous to slope?
+JacobCollins123 Yes they are synonymous. Remember that slop is rise over run and so is marginal. Good question.
This confuses me because this graph isn't linear. It looks like a quadratic function which would imply that the slope should be based off the derivative as opposed to simply relating two coordinates. I see that the slope changes, but does using rise over run calculate your marginal accurately when dealing with non linear functions?
in marginal product, 8, 9 and 10 amount of labor I get 14, 4 and 2 respectively by using this formula. How do you get 18, 8 and -2 ? It's biased me >.< . Please help me out. Thanks
I got marginal product of 14, 6 and -2 on labor 8,9,10.