Sal thank you so much for the econ videos, I am an international trade and finance major and about to graduate, and these make it so easy to review concepts to re-familiarize
Got what you're saying, thanks for the explanation.! ; D In most cases though, it depends on alot of other factors like you said, because the value of the resource might not be the same in both countries, Country A might be perfect for producing oysters but people from that country might not have the habit of eating them. So they would be valuing it much lower than a Oyster-Addicted country (like France. xP) (Supply and Demand, yada yada. xD)
So for example, if you're a neighbour of such country, even if you can't produce oysters like you can produce other stuff, you might be able to still profit more from producing them then you would from something else.
This is so confusing to me it makes me wonder why my friend, Robb, likes being a Futures Trader. I don't understand how this video applies though bc he sounds like he's selling stocks when he does his work. I watched him work before. He's never been Republican. That's one of the things he told me not long after I met him. I told him I couldn't say the same. But when I lived w/ my ex, who was a scientist w/ a doctoral degree, all his brokers seemed like thjey were Republican.
Sal thank you so much for the econ videos, I am an international trade and finance major and about to graduate, and these make it so easy to review concepts to re-familiarize
I have used khan academy for like 3-4 years
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Got what you're saying, thanks for the explanation.! ; D
In most cases though, it depends on alot of other factors like you said, because the value of the resource might not be the same in both countries, Country A might be perfect for producing oysters but people from that country might not have the habit of eating them. So they would be valuing it much lower than a Oyster-Addicted country (like France. xP)
(Supply and Demand, yada yada. xD)
So for example, if you're a neighbour of such country, even if you can't produce oysters like you can produce other stuff, you might be able to still profit more from producing them then you would from something else.
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Math = just another language
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This is so confusing to me it makes me wonder why my friend, Robb, likes being a Futures Trader. I don't understand how this video applies though bc he sounds like he's selling stocks when he does his work. I watched him work before.
He's never been Republican. That's one of the things he told me not long after I met him. I told him I couldn't say the same. But when I lived w/ my ex, who was a scientist w/ a doctoral degree, all his brokers seemed like thjey were Republican.