Ever since i've seen that video about nash equilibria, im such a fan of your videos! Thank u for explaining everything clearly, u really are a gem on youtube!
I like the way that you have framed the two concepts. Very helpful. The example that is used isn't quite as clear as say the case of health insurance that won't cover 'pre-existing' conditions. At least in the case of adverse selection, it's a much more clear example. Just my two cents.
Your explanation was so clear I am glad that you have decided to start this channel, I will be following you and hope to see more are coming! I have seen that you explained Microeconomics theory, would you think of doing some videos for Macroeconomics too? Thank you and good luck!
I'm not a macroeconomist, so I wouldn't be the best person to explain that content, unfortunately. Behavioral econ, health care, micro and blockchain will keep me busy for a while.
thank you Ashley! The first part is sth as foundation but the second part of asymmetric samples really help me a lot to actually understand the difference. This is a really smart method
Good question! By bias, I mean either (a) an externality for the people who end up pooled in the contract and/or (b) a functional problem with the contract because of either the types who select in or the behavioral incentives in the contract .
Many of the ways I organize information while teaching are just mental tricks I've come up with along the way while teaching. No citation. However, this particular video uses a table that is in a peer reviewed economics teaching article I wrote: www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/00220485.2014.889931
Brilliant clarity in contrasting the 2 concepts. Better explained than most textbooks out there. Thank you Ashley:)
Ever since i've seen that video about nash equilibria, im such a fan of your videos! Thank u for explaining everything clearly, u really are a gem on youtube!
Extremely informative and plain language clarifications and context-based information. Well done!
very detailed and understandable. I really appreciate it.
The morning before my finals and you just saved me!!!!!
Thank you so much, I finally understand the concepts and the examples are super clear!
My finals are in a few hours and im watchint this as my lectures are too long, hope i can pass 😅
Did u end up passing lol
Thanks Ashley, your explanation indeed helped me.
great explanation! keep it up! you have a good method on how to demonstrate your knowledge.
I like the way that you have framed the two concepts. Very helpful. The example that is used isn't quite as clear as say the case of health insurance that won't cover 'pre-existing' conditions. At least in the case of adverse selection, it's a much more clear example. Just my two cents.
Very helpful and easy to understand. Thank you so much Miss.
Your explanation was so clear I am glad that you have decided to start this channel, I will be following you and hope to see more are coming! I have seen that you explained Microeconomics theory, would you think of doing some videos for Macroeconomics too? Thank you and good luck!
I'm not a macroeconomist, so I wouldn't be the best person to explain that content, unfortunately. Behavioral econ, health care, micro and blockchain will keep me busy for a while.
thank you Ashley! The first part is sth as foundation but the second part of asymmetric samples really help me a lot to actually understand the difference. This is a really smart method
Thank you for this well detailed video
omg love your example in insurance i have final tmr in health econ
best explanation! plz keep it going
Thanks mam...
So how does moral hazard not make universal healthcare in countries infeasible?
Woow masha allah you are amizing instructor. Thanks dear
Thank you so much!!
hi Ashley, thank you for the explanation. btw, do you have any url on classical work of asymmetric information topic?
what do you mean with bias, in this context?
Good question! By bias, I mean either (a) an externality for the people who end up pooled in the contract and/or (b) a functional problem with the contract because of either the types who select in or the behavioral incentives in the contract .
Okey, now i understand, tanke you😊
Ashley it's been a long time...
Could you provide the literature sources of your assumptions? Thank you in advance!
Many of the ways I organize information while teaching are just mental tricks I've come up with along the way while teaching. No citation. However, this particular video uses a table that is in a peer reviewed economics teaching article I wrote: www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/00220485.2014.889931
You obviously do not rent:(
i think the problem is in my brain not withanyone anymore
Thank you mommy. Let's make a toast, cheers!