I have no words and ideas on how to express my feelings. You're simply astonishing. In simply 7 minutes, everything made sense. I was pretty much strugglying with this topic before. Still helping here in 2021. Thank you so much!!!
Kishan, those videos can be found on my AS/IB macro playlist. If you meant the costs/benefits of growth, inflation, unemployment then they are coming very soon
Your videos are great for revision, thank you for uploading. Could you please make a video on the difficulties of measuring growth, unemployment and inflation. Questions on these topics often come up in the OCR papers and there aren't many sources on the internet that are helpful. Thank you very Much.
Thank you! Brilliant.....I will be keen to tune in on an update to see what happens with the economy over the next year and will Classical or Keynes (or something completely different). I have an exam coming up and this has helped greatly.
Please upload some in AD in case of Liquidity Trap, then add Wealth effect, then make IS vertical and LM horizontal . Just a mix of situations. Would be interesting.
One thing that I don't get about Keynes is the elasticity of money. Fiscal, expansionary policy is less effective when the economy is inelastic. In the case of a recession, what will cause the economy to get closer to full employment? (assuming people don't want wage cuts 'sticky')
Ive always known what is described here and in the previous video as a deflationary/recessionary gap as a negative output gap. Am I wrong or can it be either?
I have no words and ideas on how to express my feelings. You're simply astonishing. In simply 7 minutes, everything made sense. I was pretty much strugglying with this topic before. Still helping here in 2021. Thank you so much!!!
2024 still helping
Honestly this makes so much sense jeesus christ ive been struggling with this idea for a bloodclart year and now it makes sense. Thank you so much!!!!
Ok but who asked?
@@sanaylele148 I asked
@@sanaylele148 i asked
Only video that really helps me understand the Keynesian view. Thank you very much!
2 hours before the exam, THE ONLY VIDEO THAT MADE SO MUCH SENSE!!
Kishan, those videos can be found on my AS/IB macro playlist. If you meant the costs/benefits of growth, inflation, unemployment then they are coming very soon
Yo this served to be more useful than any of my economics classes, what a legend!
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A good presentation, regardless of whether one is a supporter of Keynesian economics, or not.
Your videos are great for revision, thank you for uploading. Could you please make a video on the difficulties of measuring growth, unemployment and inflation. Questions on these topics often come up in the OCR papers and there aren't many sources on the internet that are helpful. Thank you very Much.
Omggg I struggled with this for the longest time! Thankyou so much :’)
You are saving my life dude
This is SO awesome, thanks man
Really great presentation, thanks for the explanation!
THIS IS SOME SERIOUS INSIGHT THANK YOU
Thankyou so much for this video! :))
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Thank you! Brilliant.....I will be keen to tune in on an update to see what happens with the economy over the next year and will Classical or Keynes (or something completely different). I have an exam coming up and this has helped greatly.
you are cute and make things so easy to understand. Thank you.
so helpful! thanks =)
im still confused as frick but tej lalvanis enthusiasm makes me feel like itll all be alright
thank you!
Please upload some in AD in case of Liquidity Trap, then add Wealth effect, then make IS vertical and LM horizontal . Just a mix of situations. Would be interesting.
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Thanks a lot man my concept is clear now
Very helpful. Thank you so much!!!
Very helpful this video please upload Effective Demand Keynesian conclusion please
EconplusDal? More like EconplusGod the way you're saving my grades.
Thank you so much :)
One thing that I don't get about Keynes is the elasticity of money. Fiscal, expansionary policy is less effective when the economy is inelastic. In the case of a recession, what will cause the economy to get closer to full employment? (assuming people don't want wage cuts 'sticky')
Thank you...soo very much
what happened to Y=AE the 45 degree line
Top Guy !
Still don’t get it
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What a man
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helpful ! thanks
hey thank u !! i thought in keynesian model AS is upward sloping in short run and vertical in long run
+Shikha Aggarwal You are confusing the Keynesian and Classical models. Watch my video on the classical model to understand fully
How would I describe this diargam?
Great video btw
nice video
thanks
Ive always known what is described here and in the previous video as a deflationary/recessionary gap as a negative output gap. Am I wrong or can it be either?
I'm very late but it can be either
So there is no short run in keynes theory?
Thanks but what does spare capacity mean😅
Edit: oh I get it now..too much information for one brain..I guess the brain froze🤣
how about keyesian short run?
I got a doubt, so there is no SRAS in the keynesian model?
SRAS and LRAS are the same, as said at the start of the video.
Could this be a crique of the Phillips curve?
I was wondering the same
L + Ratio bozo