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Good question. Typically the money supply is increased by the government accumulating debt and then "printing money" to pay off the debt. This normally causes inflation (see Zimbabwe inflation as an example).
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As income goes up consumers buy less of an inferior good (quantity demanded is less). Imagine a person who gets a good job and income goes up, they buy less bus tickets (inferior good) because they can afford a taxi. As income goes down a person will buy more of an inferior good like bus tickets. So if the same person I mentioned above loses their job they need to ride the bus to visit friends instead of taking a taxi. Make sense? btw, you have nice music videos, "Sing More Study Less!"
Could you explain me please! As I know when you substract Q2-Q1 next step should be dividing the sum of the Q2 and Q1, am I right? And the same steps for Change in income, Looking forward! Thanks
Ruslan Nainbaev The calculation is rate of change, or percent change. The standard formula for % change is (second value) minus first value divided this by the first value.
what if the Income increases and the quantity demand increases, but the Income elasticity is less than 1. for Example the demand goes from 99 to 100 and income goes from 285 to 350. the income elasticity comes to 0.04 ( 2 dp). what type of good is it?
I use a series of different products all on an (Photoshop, Illustrator, Flash, and Final Cut Studio). There is no easy way to do this or one single product unfortunately -- I wish there was though.
can u please tell about reasons for changes in supply of a country's currency... how would supply increase... the factors which may shift supply curve of currency of country... thx
what are my QD and ID on these problem? thank you Becky really likes Macaroni Grill, but can only afford to eat out 4 times a year. Her boss only gives small raises, so this year she receives a 4% raise. She decides that a 4% raise is enough to warrant going out 1 more trip per year to Macaroni Grill. Calculate for restaurants. Lauren has to accept a pay cut to stay on as a fashion designer at Vogue from $82,000 a year to $74,000. Because of her pay cut, she buys 5% less t-shirts, skirts and jeans but still enough to refill her dresser. Calculate for clothing.
Suppose that Company X noticed that when the average income of movie-goers increase with 8%, the number of movie tickets sold falls by 6% in 2015. Economists predicts that the average income of movie-goers will rise by 5% in 2016, calculate the change in quantity demanded of movie tickets for 2016, assuming that Company X sold 120,000 tickets in 2015.
So income goes up and quantity goes up it is an inferior good. What? It doesn't exactly make sense to me why the quantity goes up if income goes down... Can someone explain?
That 's wrong ! calculating the elasticity of demand , we should figure out the change quantity , Q2-Q1 divide by (Q1+Q2)/2 ! change price too ! (P2-P1)divide by (P2+P1)/2! OMG , I can't see how many people were taught by you .
That is -.5(0.5) you are using it in fraction form -1/2 it is the same but we need % he didn't multiply it with 100 but we should 0.5x100=50% then divide it with %∆P and so on.
wow....My teacher has already spent a week teaching this, and i never once understood anything- and this guy teaches me this in less than 10 minutes and I understand.....thank you
Thank you very much for taking your time to help people like me..May the Good LORD Bless you and give you strength to continue with you outstanding work..I really love economics but right now I am struggling with development economics-its not difficult but I find it hard to interpret everything or even how to answer the questions
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Your videos are really helpfull and easy to understand. I've seen eight of them as far and in this video you could divide normal goods to necesarry and luxury. Some faculties thinks its important. Also in video about price elasticity of demand there was one mistake, because PED is always negative, but still you are doing a great job.
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before watching these video I ran after my class fellows to tell what is demand elasticity marginal curve etc.. but now they will run after me hehehehe Thank you so GOD BLESS YOU again Thank you... 😊😊😊😊
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in testbook, it is said that it is Q2-Q1/[(Q2+Q1)/2] not Q2-Q1/Q1, whose is correct, you need to explain
yeah, the second one is for point elasticity and the first you mentioned is for arc elasticity, all calculating price elasticity of demand
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Ah yes, makes sense thank you. I have my midterm tomorrow and I didn't really understand the concepts of inferior good. Thank you!
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Thanks. Very good explanation. Interesting graphics.
I have a playlist on Theory of Cost and Theory of Cost in the Long Run. I would encourage to review the playlists on my channel. One of the problems with RUclips is it is so hard to find anything and I can not include links in my comment response either.
Again, check out the playlists and let me know if that helps or not.
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Good question. Typically the money supply is increased by the government accumulating debt and then "printing money" to pay off the debt. This normally causes inflation (see Zimbabwe inflation as an example).
Thank you so much for the explanation
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what if you get an answer which is slightly greater then zero, for instance 0.2, is it going to be an inferior good or a normal good
+Aneth Mbeyella as long as its POSITIVE it's a normal good when you get a NEGATIVE answer it's an inferior good
@@kayled4461 what’s the difference between the two? i mean i know which is positive and negative but in real life what does it take to economics?
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As income goes up consumers buy less of an inferior good (quantity demanded is less). Imagine a person who gets a good job and income goes up, they buy less bus tickets (inferior good) because they can afford a taxi.
As income goes down a person will buy more of an inferior good like bus tickets. So if the same person I mentioned above loses their job they need to ride the bus to visit friends instead of taking a taxi.
Make sense?
btw, you have nice music videos, "Sing More Study Less!"
It helps me a lot! Thankyou!
same here
I wanna know what is the difference between Normal Good and Inferior Good? I mean are they similar to the Elastic, Unit Elastic, and Inelastic or not?
Could you explain me please! As I know when you substract Q2-Q1 next step should be dividing the sum of the Q2 and Q1, am I right? And the same steps for Change in income, Looking forward! Thanks
Ruslan Nainbaev The calculation is rate of change, or percent change. The standard formula for % change is (second value) minus first value divided this by the first value.
I think you are correct. This dude did not do that part.
what if the Income increases and the quantity demand increases, but the Income elasticity is less than 1. for Example the demand goes from 99 to 100 and income goes from 285 to 350. the income elasticity comes to 0.04 ( 2 dp). what type of good is it?
I use a series of different products all on an (Photoshop, Illustrator, Flash, and Final Cut Studio). There is no easy way to do this or one single product unfortunately -- I wish there was though.
Thanks for this helpful explanation.
Thank you, this was really helpful.
what are another formulas of price elasticity, supply elasticity, and demand elasticity
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can u please tell about reasons for changes in supply of a country's currency... how would supply increase... the factors which may shift supply curve of currency of country... thx
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what are my QD and ID on these problem? thank you
Becky really likes Macaroni Grill, but can only afford to eat out 4 times a year. Her boss only gives small raises, so this year she receives a 4% raise. She decides that a 4% raise is enough to warrant going out 1 more trip per year to Macaroni Grill. Calculate for restaurants.
Lauren has to accept a pay cut to stay on as a fashion designer at Vogue from $82,000 a year to $74,000. Because of her pay cut, she buys 5% less t-shirts, skirts and jeans but still enough to refill her dresser. Calculate for clothing.
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Please show how to find out total cost marginal cost average cost
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Suppose that Company X noticed that when the average income of movie-goers increase with 8%, the number of movie tickets sold falls by 6% in 2015. Economists predicts that the average income of movie-goers will rise by 5% in 2016, calculate the change in quantity demanded of movie tickets for 2016, assuming that Company X sold 120,000 tickets in 2015.
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How to find total cost marginal cost and average cost
So income goes up and quantity goes up it is an inferior good. What? It doesn't exactly make sense to me why the quantity goes up if income goes down... Can someone explain?
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That 's wrong ! calculating the elasticity of demand , we should figure out the change quantity , Q2-Q1 divide by (Q1+Q2)/2 ! change price too ! (P2-P1)divide by (P2+P1)/2! OMG , I can't see how many people were taught by you .
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thot i was the only one who saw that.
I think this is incorrect as you said. he did not use the middle point to caculate.
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You made a mistake in +7:01 result is -10/20=-1/2
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That is -.5(0.5) you are using it in fraction form -1/2 it is the same but we need % he didn't multiply it with 100 but we should 0.5x100=50% then divide it with %∆P and so on.
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