9 Awesome Macro Diagrams For Paper 2!!!
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- 9 Awesome Macro Diagrams For Paper 2!!! 9 Amazing Macro Diagrams For Paper 2!!! These 9 Micro diagrams would add serious power to both analysis and evaluation in Paper 2. Revise them well
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Ben Cook good luck mate, I’m in the same spot with the same paper
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1:25 Dal’s inner Indian coming out there DiagRRRRRam
Gonna need to remember these to redeem the fuckup of paper 1
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LouisFX if macro is fine, the synoptic should be a walk in the mark. That’s normative for you
Inner economics demon at 1:26
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If I am being completely honest, almost 100% of my economics knowledge and understanding comes from you, since my teachers cannot explain diagrams that well, thank you good sir.
He uploads this a day before the exam because he knows nobody studies sooner anyway
Arijan A day before the exam??!! He uploaded it 6 days ago and the exam is in 2 days lmao what are you on
@@HeadshotFilms1 shiiiit did u revise for the wrong paper???
Ellis Woods what are u talking about lol micro was on monday this video is about macro. Macro is on Thursday (in 2 days)
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0:27 Impact on macro objectives from AD and LRAS shifts
Growth, unemployment, inflation, trade (possible: balancing the government budget and inequality)
1:27 Natural rate of unemployment
Links to structural, frictional and seasonal unemployment , can show impact of supply side policies to reduce the natural rate (shifts the real labour supply curve) , shows difference between full employment and those actually willing to take jobs, voluntary unemployment
3:26 Free trade
Shows benefit of trade (allocative efficiency due to exploiting comparative advantage, higher economic growth, lower prices, increased choice, higher consumer surplus), compares to the equilibrium of an economy under autarky (no trade), shows reasons for protectionism (domestic producers have decreased demand, lower revenue and higher unemployment)
4:26 Tariff diagram
Reasons for protectionism (Protects infant industries, dumping in the global market, decrease unemployment, reduce trade deficit), shows government revenue, higher prices, lower quantity and choice (lower consumer surplus), deadweight loss due to government intervention (productive inefficiency due to goods being produced at a higher cost, less exploitation of comparative advantage, and allocative inefficiency due to misallocation of resources)
5:34 Comparative advantage (PPF)
Shows benefits of specialisation (allocative efficiency) and trade, have numbers ready to show comparative advantage (lower opportunity cost of producing a good compared to another country), new PPF shows consumption beyond previous PPFs of both countries and increase in world output with trade, however assumes perfect factor mobility, homogenous goods and simplicity of only two economies producing two goods
7:51 Laffer curve
Relationship between tax revenue and tax rate, evaluation to fiscal policy, an increase in income tax beyond the optimal point will result in decreased tax revenue, a decrease in income tax could increase tax revenue (should the original point be beyond the optimal point)
8:35 Crowding out effect
Expansionary fiscal policy funded by government borrowing, crowds out private sector investment, increase demand for loanable funds and increase interest rates, impacts SR and LR growth
9:31 Liquidity Trap
If economy is in a liquidity trap, where interest rates are so low that individuals in an economy has converted all their assets into cash, so expansionary monetary policy loses effectiveness
11:21 Poverty trap/cycle
Illustrates barriers to economic development and growth
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I’m literally watching your entire y1 macro playlist , thank you for saving my grades :)
Wonder how many lines of a powder Dal does before recording one of his videos ..
Amchur mango powder right?
Which sniff of a mango gets him cracked ready for the videos.
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1 hr now
god knows this is the first time seeing some of these graphs but hopefully also the first time I can use them today for my paper 🙏
It would be really helpful if you could do a detailed video on Solow growth model.
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For a levels just watch all his videos, your teachers won't be as good as him
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When you didn’t go other half these diagrams in class 🤦♂️
@econplusdal wouldn't it be better to explicitly refer to the Harod-Domar model, especially as it offers a bit more detail?
On the free trade diagram is Q3 Domestic consumtion, and Q1 the new domestic production, then Q1-Q3 is the imports?
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Which ones are for AS?
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someone help quick. Why does LRAS shifting out lead to more trade?
don't know if you had your exam yet but economic growth in essence means low unemployment which means 1. people are working, hence the country can produce more (LRAS) shifts to the right, and since they produce more they can sell more or/and export more. Also such economy can ultimately achieve economies of scale which can make them more competitive in the global market, 2. more disposable income and a higher level of aggregate demand, the population demands/wants more imports, and given that the economy is developed then usually they have a strong currency which means that imports are cheaper, so trade increases. This can however lead to a trade deficit (and the government or the central bank can devalue the currency in order to minimise a current account deficit) blah blah you get the gist of it. Also if you're going in for paper 2 then the little article describes the type of good so be wary of price elasticity of demand.
Is number 2 an alternative to Phillips curve?
Not at all, number 2 shows how the natural rate of unemployment is calculated whereas in the philips curve natural rate of unemployment is assumed. They're linked but not the same, philips curve is also about the relation of inflation with unemployment, this curve is the relation of wages with the number of workers
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How are 3 and 4 macro diagrams? don't they come in trade?
Are these specific for A2? Or are certain applicable for AS content?
Also I assume this is true, but just to check, are these graphs useful for all exam boards?
Applicable for both but more A2 with liquidity trap stuff (remember theoretically any diagram in the whole of economics would work for economics). Useful for all exam boards
Finlay Morrison Ah right cool, thank you
Can you show how supply side policies affect the natural rate on unemployment using diagram 2?
shift the actual supply of labour curve right, closer to the slf curve. It will show a smaller natural rate of unemployment, which in the British context you can say should be 3% which is the frictional rate that you cant get rid of unless you are Starlin forcing people into jobs and not allowing them to transfer.
A good day to Dal hard 😎
At 0:58, why does ↑ AD mean a worsening of the trade balance? Should it not benefit the trade balance?
basically people have more disposable income and will buy more imports (especially in the UK where it is a net importing country) and as show on the circular flow of income, imports are a withdrawl from the circular flow thus reducing AD. I hope that helps :)
Hi, why does an increase in LRAS lead to a fall in cost-push inflation ?
no its because cost of production have decreased for firms through supply side policies such as increased productivity through perhaps and investment in education , which translate into lower prices thus decreasing cost-push inflation
0:34 had me going like, yeah I guess I really am a simple shit
Can someone explain exactly why interest rates can't fall below i1 in diagram 8?
they can just there would be no point, it would have no affect on AD which is the motivation for expansionary monetary policy, also with a very low interest rate you are penalising pension holders which is politically not great so no government would go below i1 as it has no benefit but is negative for some people.
there's a negative interest rate in Japan@@frankmorgan1353
@@adetunjiadeniyi9993thats because demand has not become flat at that interest rate (becaz ppl still have assets or savings that can be converted into cash, so there will be an impact on borrowing becaz of that)
isn't your comparative advantage diagram an absolute advantage diagram? i got told for comparative advantage you want one country to have an absolute advantage in both and comparative in one to make your point clearer
Stop, your increasing the grade boundaries
Literally
True but I think boundaries might be lower because economics exams are one of the first ones in may
last 2 years they were all in June
@@taranrai6655 I hope you're right
@@jesseskd04 Hopefully! im with aqa but I think its same dates for all exam boards
Got an exam in like 10 hours, dalling hard rn😭
I only know 2/9 diagrams shown in this video 😭😭😭😭
You must be SL
thats two more than me
it might not be on your spec, ask your teacher
@@kratosable132 lol
Won't increased government spending financed by borrowing reduce supply of loanable funds and shift the supply curve to left? Why did you shift the demand curve to the right?
it’s because government borrowing means theres increased demand for loans
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You forgot the Smith Curve
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Please Dal pappy help me im gonna fail my exam tmr
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