7:12 "What would happen if our consumer faced this new prices, but was not allowed to feel richer? Shift the new budget constrain down until it touches the old indifference curve." This calified what I have ben struggeling with all afternoon. Thanks! Best explanation!
exactly same thing. and I already watched many videos they were only shifting new budget line. no one said its because we wanna see the substitution effect if the consumer had same tendancy with previous budget line
I love you, Kyle Charles Wilson. You explained what nobody else could explain to me. I'm in my THIRD micro class and I was still in the dark about why any of this was how it was until 11 minutes 12 seconds ago. Thank you. So good.
My prof uses the slides given by the publisher then posts a pre-recorded audio on crappy external speakers during a LIVE LECTURE! If only we could have an instructor that puts half this guys effort (examples and clear explanation)
you make so much sense! thank you, i see a lot of other videos that go too detailed with equations before i can understand anything, this breaks it down with a diagram so i can understand the concept before going too mathsy !! thank u!
Thank for the marvellous explaining. You've not only showed the graph but also the reasoning behind how all this works. Definitely in compliance with the philosophy of education.
What most people that is from Advanced Level going up miss the point is first you must define Substitution and income effect on the context of the diagram..SE is defined by a shift in the combinations of goods consumed but this movement yields the same utility ie movement along the same Indifference curve..Income effect is defined by a parallel shift of the BL and I to give new income and new utility level...
What if one day, someone who decided to explain this online actually showed how to solve for the fucking hypothetical budget line instead of just making it fucking assumed.
First of all, calm down bro, its just Eco. 2nd of all, you just take the slope of BC2 (which you get by the x and y intercepts) and find the point on IC1 that has that slope and draw the new Hypothetical line there. Hope that helps!
May I ask, how to justify the x and y intercepts of the budget line which tangent at point C? As the definition of the intercepts is Income/Price of the goods/
Sir, is that slusky's method? Can we explain which ways to infulence normal, inferior and Giffen goods from slusky's method? Sir, can you explain it further clearly?
say the goods were x and y rather than concert tickets and movie tickets, since the income effect was larger than the substitution effect, does that make x and y complements?
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Im at the university of Bristol and this guy explained it better than any overqualified lecturer
7:12 "What would happen if our consumer faced this new prices, but was not allowed to feel richer? Shift the new budget constrain down until it touches the old indifference curve." This calified what I have ben struggeling with all afternoon. Thanks! Best explanation!
Literally the same thing I came here for LOL
exactly same thing. and I already watched many videos they were only shifting new budget line. no one said its because we wanna see the substitution effect if the consumer had same tendancy with previous budget line
My man tought me the same concept that my teacher tought me but he took 11 minutes instead of 2 hrs
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I love you, Kyle Charles Wilson. You explained what nobody else could explain to me. I'm in my THIRD micro class and I was still in the dark about why any of this was how it was until 11 minutes 12 seconds ago. Thank you. So good.
My prof uses the slides given by the publisher then posts a pre-recorded audio on crappy external speakers during a LIVE LECTURE! If only we could have an instructor that puts half this guys effort (examples and clear explanation)
better than my lecturer!!!
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you make so much sense! thank you, i see a lot of other videos that go too detailed with equations before i can understand anything, this breaks it down with a diagram so i can understand the concept before going too mathsy !! thank u!
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you just saved me fr,i have like 4 different sets of notes and your lecture is simple and to the point thank you
Thank for the marvellous explaining. You've not only showed the graph but also the reasoning behind how all this works. Definitely in compliance with the philosophy of education.
You have no idea how well you explained this. Omg
Thanks Mr.Wilson today I did understand the Hicksian income and substitution effects of a price change of different goods.
Really appreciate your teaching style cleared my doubts. Many thanks
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Thanks bro finally got the theoretical difference between substitution and income effect
Beautifully explained. I'm Watching 1 day before my presentation at college.
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Great beeeest explanation that I could find
What most people that is from Advanced Level going up miss the point is first you must define Substitution and income effect on the context of the diagram..SE is defined by a shift in the combinations of goods consumed but this movement yields the same utility ie movement along the same Indifference curve..Income effect is defined by a parallel shift of the BL and I to give new income and new utility level...
very well taught thankyou
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What if one day, someone who decided to explain this online actually showed how to solve for the fucking hypothetical budget line instead of just making it fucking assumed.
First of all, calm down bro, its just Eco. 2nd of all, you just take the slope of BC2 (which you get by the x and y intercepts) and find the point on IC1 that has that slope and draw the new Hypothetical line there. Hope that helps!
This is really good
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Amazing lecture
Phenomenal explanation. Thank you so much!
This was very well explained. Would be nice if you explained for inferior graph too.
Nice explanation
i don't understand how does the buyer see new prices without the income boost? I thought the income boost (BC2) was due to the decrease of prices
Thank you so much for explaining 🙏🏼🙏🏼
May I ask, how to justify the x and y intercepts of the budget line which tangent at point C? As the definition of the intercepts is Income/Price of the goods/
Very good explanation! Thanks!
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Thank you so much. Really helped with my understanding!
Sir, is that slusky's method? Can we explain which ways to infulence normal, inferior and Giffen goods from slusky's method? Sir, can you explain it further clearly?
Great explanation thank you :)
can someone tell me, why are we interesting how much the total effect is due to the substitution effect and how much is due to the income? 6:57
say the goods were x and y rather than concert tickets and movie tickets, since the income effect was larger than the substitution effect, does that make x and y complements?
WHAT IF YOU HAD A DIFFERENT PROBLEM, WOULD YOU STILL GUESS THE 6???
great explanation, thank you!
SOOO helpful. Thank you
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I honestly think these concepts don't make sense irrespective of who is trying to explain them because they just don't make sense.
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Well explained. Thanks
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OMG thank you! I finally got it
What if there is a change in price with movies ? Let say a decrease, how will the graph look like?
Maybe the whole budget line will shift.
If you used all your money to buy movie tickets, that is the y intercept.
The same for concerts.
Thank you! It helps me to understand two effects.. better!
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how can one solve if the type of good in question is an inferior good?
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