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Matt Clancy
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 8 ก.พ. 2009
What are the returns to R&D?
Deriving the key result to Jones and Summers (2021): www.nber.org/papers/w27863
I made this video for my newsletter, New Things Under the Sun: mattsclancy.substack.com/p/what-are-the-returns-to-r-and-d
I made this video for my newsletter, New Things Under the Sun: mattsclancy.substack.com/p/what-are-the-returns-to-r-and-d
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4.3.8. Course conclusion - Intermediate Microeconomics
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A video for intermediate microeconomics, taught by Matt Clancy. For the complete series, see: learnitfast.io/@mattsclancy/intermediate-micro-fall-2019-isu-1kkg6h/
4.3.7. What do economists do - Intermediate Microeconomics
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A video for intermediate microeconomics, taught by Matt Clancy. For the complete series, see: learnitfast.io/@mattsclancy/intermediate-micro-fall-2019-isu-1kkg6h/
4.3.6. Incentivizing good behavior - Intermediate Microeconomics
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A video for intermediate microeconomics, taught by Matt Clancy. For the complete series, see: learnitfast.io/@mattsclancy/intermediate-micro-fall-2019-isu-1kkg6h/
4.3.5. Badly Behaving Social Planners - Intermediate Microeconomics
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A video for intermediate microeconomics, taught by Matt Clancy. For the complete series, see: learnitfast.io/@mattsclancy/intermediate-micro-fall-2019-isu-1kkg6h/
4.3.4. Concentrated and Diffuse Impact - Intermediate Microeconomics
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A video for intermediate microeconomics, taught by Matt Clancy. For the complete series, see: learnitfast.io/@mattsclancy/intermediate-micro-fall-2019-isu-1kkg6h/
4.3.3. Two problems - Intermediate Microeconomics
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A video for intermediate microeconomics, taught by Matt Clancy. For the complete series, see: learnitfast.io/@mattsclancy/intermediate-micro-fall-2019-isu-1kkg6h/
4.3.2. Theory of the Second Best - Intermediate Microeconomics
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4.3.1 Intro and review - Intermediate Microeconomics
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A video for intermediate microeconomics, taught by Matt Clancy. For the complete series, see: learnitfast.io/@mattsclancy/intermediate-micro-fall-2019-isu-1kkg6h/
4.2.7 Direct provision - Intermediate Microeconomics
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A video for intermediate microeconomics, taught by Matt Clancy. For the complete series, see: learnitfast.io/@mattsclancy/intermediate-micro-fall-2019-isu-1kkg6h/
4.2.6. Anti trust - Intermediate Microeconomics
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A video for intermediate microeconomics, taught by Matt Clancy. For the complete series, see: learnitfast.io/@mattsclancy/intermediate-micro-fall-2019-isu-1kkg6h/
4.2.5. Quantity restrictions - Intermediate Microeconomics
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A video for intermediate microeconomics, taught by Matt Clancy. For the complete series, see: learnitfast.io/@mattsclancy/intermediate-micro-fall-2019-isu-1kkg6h/
4.2.4. Price Floors - Intermediate Microeconomics
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A video for intermediate microeconomics, taught by Matt Clancy. For the complete series, see: learnitfast.io/@mattsclancy/intermediate-micro-fall-2019-isu-1kkg6h/
4.2.3. Price ceilings and market power/externalities - Intermediate Microeconomics
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A video for intermediate microeconomics, taught by Matt Clancy. For the complete series, see: learnitfast.io/@mattsclancy/intermediate-micro-fall-2019-isu-1kkg6h/
4.2.2. Price Ceilings and Perfect Competition - Intermediate Microeconomics
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A video for intermediate microeconomics, taught by Matt Clancy. For the complete series, see: learnitfast.io/@mattsclancy/intermediate-micro-fall-2019-isu-1kkg6h/
4.2.1. Intro - Intermediate Microeconomics
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4.2.1. Intro - Intermediate Microeconomics
2.6.9 Solving the principal agent problem - Intermediate Microeconomics
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2.6.9 Solving the principal agent problem - Intermediate Microeconomics
2.6.8 Solving the computational complexity problem - Intermediate Microeconomics
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2.6.8 Solving the computational complexity problem - Intermediate Microeconomics
2.6.7 Solving the information problem - Intermediate Microeconomics
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2.6.7 Solving the information problem - Intermediate Microeconomics
2.6.6 Second welfare theorem - Intermediate Microeconomics
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2.6.6 Second welfare theorem - Intermediate Microeconomics
2.6.5 First Welfare Theorem - Intermediate Microeconomics
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2.6.5 First Welfare Theorem - Intermediate Microeconomics
2.6.4 Output Efficiency - Intermediate Microeconomics
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2.6.4 Output Efficiency - Intermediate Microeconomics
2.6.3 Exchange Efficiency - Intermediate Microeconomics
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2.6.3 Exchange Efficiency - Intermediate Microeconomics
2.6.2 Input Efficiency - Intermediate Microeconomics
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2.6.2 Input Efficiency - Intermediate Microeconomics
2.6.0 Intro to General Equilibrium - Intermediate Microeconomics
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2.6.0 Intro to General Equilibrium - Intermediate Microeconomics
2.6.1 Three criteria - Intermediate Microeconomics
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2.6.1 Three criteria - Intermediate Microeconomics
2.5.12 International Trade - Intermediate Microeconomics
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2.5.12 International Trade - Intermediate Microeconomics
2.5.11 Paradox of value - Intermediate Microeconomics
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2.5.11 Paradox of value - Intermediate Microeconomics
2.5.10 Markets maximize CS and PS - Intermediate Microeconomics
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2.5.10 Markets maximize CS and PS - Intermediate Microeconomics
2.5.9 Intro to producer and consumer surplus - Intermediate Microeconomics
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2.5.9 Intro to producer and consumer surplus - Intermediate Microeconomics
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Why is the perfect competition graph drawn using straight lines? Shouldn't the demand curve be horizontal with a slope of zero and shouldn't the supply curve be curved due to law of diminishing returns?
Thanks mr.matt, i had a hard time understanding this slop of isoquant relation to the mpl/mpk. You explained this in less than 10 min what my professor couldn’t in many lectures. Thanks a lot. Can you please make macro course
I feel like you didn't really explain transitivity specifically
You sound so much like Joe Rogan and it makes it so much better to listen to
Good explanation, i find it difficult to understand the notation/variable form sometimes
Appreciate this!! :)
How to find q sir
new favourite econ tutor! love ur stuff
this is sooooooooooooooo very well explained
Awesome video, thanks a lot!
these videos are really helpful thank you sir
its sooo clear,keep making videos sir
it was clear thank you can u combine videos and upload it chapter wise
Well explained, and straightforward, Thank you Matt!
I need help with my microeconomics final can you help me please
This was very concise, thank you!!
Super Helpful, thank you! Also amazing quality. very clear and concise :)
I like this video, u explain it very well ... thank u
The only video I've found that shows the steps clearly
youre a real one, the rest of them are fake
thank you so much for this!! you've taught me returns to scale in 8 minutes much better than my professor has in 1 week
wtf was that?
ended it off right when he was expected to explain it
magnificent
Is this use in finance or where? Or maybe office of the prime minister? Learning to print tshirts has way more value that studying this stuff.
cool !!!
This is crystal clear explanation!
Thanks for this. It became so clear when you mentioned "more is better". That cuts through all the complicated language used in the textbook.
absolutely this is how professors teaching economics make concepts unnecessarily complicated.
Superb explanation sir
「コンテンツを調整する必要があります」、
Searched for your name from your substack - Criminally underatted!
Does this course follow along with a textbook?
No
@@jamiainaga5853 How do you know?
@@4seth Yes it does I guess. It seems that he has used the textbook for Hal. Varian for Microeconomics
Thanks Matt! I appreciate your job! Saving my time watching your videos instead of watching something for 2 hours. So much efficiency, clear-cut, short and sweet!
Really helpful I wish you could go beyond that to teach advanced micro economics
bro u are a genius bless you for making me understand
These videos are really phenomenal at explaining economic theory. Thank you for the effort you have put into them! 🙏
aea nice
Sir, i wanna ask something about this lecture, if--- let's say this voting is working somehow (even i know it is impossible) but, let's say it works and we get people's preferences about goods and servicis in society. So, are we producing in efficient point if we produce good and services based on people's preferences? im sorry if my question looks dumb and my englsh is bad, but it would be nice if u answer this cuz im overthinking with this curiousity, thank you sir
Setting aside the problem of aggregating everyone's preferences, it's not a given that we'll be producing efficiently. Unfortunately, getting the preferences right is just one of many potential problems. If we allocate goods using a market, we'll only do it efficiently under certain conditions that are unlikely to apply in all situations (for example, we need there to be no firms with market power, and we need all the things people value to be traded on markets). And if we allocate goods using a different mechanism, we'll have to overcome other challenges. It's a hard problem!
@@mattsclancy ooh, so the preferences one is another problem and if we producing something as people's preferences, it's not like we get efficient production?
Best explanation!
This series is amazing, and so high quality and concise. Thanks!
Your videos are amazingly underrated, thank you for making this!
Great video!
That's the reasoning that annoys keynesians and developmentists. Politicians insist to ignore this knowledge and continue to interfere in the economy with regulations and price controls
Great Lecture .
Can you do a video on this
Wally spends all of his money buying apples and bananas (he hates oranges) and buys a bundle at which his marginal rate of substitution between bananas and apples is 3:1. Based on this information, could you determine whether Wally’s bundle is a utility-maximizing bundle and whether the amount of apples he is buying is representable as a point on his demand curve for apples? (Assume Wally’s preferences satisfy our
"As long as preferences are Convex, every Pareto efficient allocation can be supported as competitive equilibrium" Explain using edge worth box. Pls help me with this question
True but preferences can be non-convex and not violate the First welfare theorem provided that the degree of non-convexity reflected in their Indifference curve does not cross the budget line
Really put it into simple terms to easily understand and great examples. Thanks Matt, my GPA thanks you haha
the slope of PPF =0, what is that mean? pls help me
so very helpful. Thanks!!!!