I love these David Longstreet Econ videos. They're brilliantly executed, so incredibly helpful with a hint of humor that makes them such fun to watch. Thank you sooooooo much for these.
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How do we just know the QD after the price Floor is 5? How would I figure this out on a much bigger scale? For example: Equilibrium: ($1.25, 1,500,000) PS = 937,500 CS = 937,500 TS = 1,875,000 Price Floor: ($1.35) CS = ??? PS = ??? TS = ???
You put a value of the price where the quantity demanded meets the supply curve, but I don't understand from where you got this value. Where did that six come from?
I love these David Longstreet Econ videos. They're brilliantly executed, so incredibly helpful with a hint of humor that makes them such fun to watch. Thank you sooooooo much for these.
this was sooo hopefull! I am a visual and this was great and loved how he dragged the number to visualize where he got them from!
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Really very good explanation
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how did you get the value of 5,16 and 6?@3:39mins
Nicely explained, but how can I mathematically calculate the new quantity demanded when the price floor is made?
too late but with the help integration of stricted areas
My professor just gives me supply and demand equations to figure all this out, and doesn’t give us graphs to use. It’s a big headache
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What is black market and explain further on price ceiling
Thank you, my professor zero explanation on how this is calculated. The book was of no help either
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How do we just know the QD after the price Floor is 5? How would I figure this out on a much bigger scale? For example:
Equilibrium: ($1.25, 1,500,000)
PS = 937,500
CS = 937,500
TS = 1,875,000
Price Floor: ($1.35)
CS = ???
PS = ???
TS = ???
Question is how to use this in decision making ?
when calculating the area of ps it equal 65 the triangle and rectangle why is this the case
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Sir please make a video on "Lancastrian demand theory"
You put a value of the price where the quantity demanded meets the supply curve, but I don't understand from where you got this value. Where did that six come from?
thats just given.
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Hi ,can u plzzz tell me how to sove this q=f(k l) when Q is not given
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