you're an amazing teachers your videos have helped me through my IB economics exam!! i'm going to share this with my friends as this is fantastic!! thank you so much!!
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Quick question.. You say that for a demand curve, PED is more sensitive at higher prices, as people are more concerned with the marginal increase in price. However, there are contradictions to this. Take the sale of cars. For luxury car, costing say 40 units, a change in price of 1 unit will not cause a great change in demand. However, for a low-cost car, that costs 10 units, the responsiveness to an increase of 1 unit will be greater. What happens here?
you're an amazing teachers your videos have helped me through my IB economics exam!! i'm going to share this with my friends as this is fantastic!! thank you so much!!
Thank you very much, if you or any of your friends are looking for an online IB Economics tutor, please check out my website and tell your friends: mrmoecontutoring.com/
Damn, your video serious has really really saved my life. Would there be any place you would actually recommend physical notes from?
Of course! I’d be happy to help you find physical study notes to review from. Please contact me via email and we can discuss (elashiry.m@gmail.com)
Is this playlist for IB hl and sl?
Param Sheth yes for both HL and SL
@@ibeconguru thanks! These are insane
Param Sheth I hope you mean insanely ‘good’ not ‘bad’ :)
Really Helpful video. Thanks
You’re welcome :)
Quick question.. You say that for a demand curve, PED is more sensitive at higher prices, as people are more concerned with the marginal increase in price. However, there are contradictions to this. Take the sale of cars. For luxury car, costing say 40 units, a change in price of 1 unit will not cause a great change in demand. However, for a low-cost car, that costs 10 units, the responsiveness to an increase of 1 unit will be greater.
What happens here?
i guess that luxury goods are highly elastic. according to the definition