I am really honored if someone feels that my videos are of any help to him/her. But now I feel proud that my efforts help those who are not fortunate enough to have the benefits of good school/college education and at the same time cannot afford private coaching. You will always find me on your side with whatever capabilities I have.
Ap teacher hume online video provide karte he itni ache se samghate he uske liye thanku sir .ye sab books se hum kabhi understand nai kar sakte easily bhi and ache se .
They become steeper because in steeper case we can show we are consuming more goods of y . If we make it flat then it would show that we are consuming more x . But as we want to show more consumption of y because it becomes cheaper because of international trade so we have made it steep.
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The offer curve is an economic concept that refers to the different quantities of a particular good or service that a producer is willing and able to supply at various prices. It is also known as the supply curve or the producer's supply curve. The offer curve is an important tool in microeconomics, as it helps to explain how market forces determine the prices of goods and services. The offer curve is typically presented graphically, with price on the y-axis and quantity supplied on the x-axis. The curve itself is upward sloping, reflecting the fact that as prices increase, producers are willing to supply more of the good or service. This is because higher prices allow producers to earn a greater profit per unit sold, making it more worthwhile to produce and sell the good or service. The shape of the offer curve can vary depending on a number of factors, including the level of competition in the market, the cost of production, and the availability of resources. In a perfectly competitive market, for example, the offer curve is likely to be quite elastic, as many producers are able to enter and exit the market easily in response to changes in price. In a market with high barriers to entry, on the other hand, the offer curve may be relatively inelastic, as few producers are able to respond to changes in price. The offer curve is influenced by a number of factors, including the cost of production, the level of demand for the good or service, and the availability of resources. For example, if the cost of producing a good or service increases, producers will need to charge a higher price in order to continue to make a profit. Similarly, if demand for a good or service increases, producers may be willing to supply more of it at a given price, as they anticipate that they will be able to sell more units. In addition to its use in explaining market forces, the offer curve is also an important tool for policymakers. Governments may use the offer curve to help determine the optimal level of taxation or regulation for a particular industry. For example, if the offer curve for a particular industry is relatively inelastic, policymakers may conclude that the industry is less sensitive to changes in price and therefore more likely to bear the burden of taxes or regulations. Overall, the offer curve is a fundamental concept in microeconomics, helping to explain how market forces determine the prices of goods and services. By understanding the factors that influence the offer curve, policymakers and producers alike can make more informed decisions about pricing, production, and regulation.
Lol.. when relative price of x increases, how is my consumption of x increases to x4. please go and learn your basic concepts And why your offer curve is backward bending... REPORT MARO😂😂
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I am really honored if someone feels that my videos are of any help to him/her. But now I feel proud that my efforts help those who are not fortunate enough to have the benefits of good school/college education and at the same time cannot afford private coaching. You will always find me on your side with whatever capabilities I have.
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Apki li ye speciality hai ki aap kisi bhi complicated topic ko bahot asani se batate ho.. I like it sir..
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sir... please make a video series on theories of business cycles...it will be a great help.
Ap teacher hume online video provide karte he itni ache se samghate he uske liye thanku sir .ye sab books se hum kabhi understand nai kar sakte easily bhi and ache se .
Thanks u sir for making economics so easy and interesting...
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Gm sir plz make same videos on the different types of test exa. T, chi, Z etc. In hindi language.
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Sir plz make a video on ..'Economic Growth and International Trade'
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Thank you so much sir for such wonderful explanation.
A country's offer curve will be straight line when its price elasticity of supply for export is??
Sir , please explain the reason for the px/py becoming steeper when price of y decreases
They become steeper because in steeper case we can show we are consuming more goods of y . If we make it flat then it would show that we are consuming more x . But as we want to show more consumption of y because it becomes cheaper because of international trade so we have made it steep.
When offer curve will shift and its impact have not been explained
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Sir please make video on C-D production function and CES production function.... Please
yes sir pls make vedios on ces production fn
Video to nhi bt pdf mi jayega C-D production and CES production function
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I m from Pakistan. your videos are very helpful
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I speak English and this made more sense than what my professor was talking about today. Smh 😔
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Offer curve concave to Oregon ku hota ha please reason bata dain
Sir please make videos on mundel Fleming model
I intend to do it.
Sir
Please make a video on Arrow's Impossiblity theorem
I will try
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Sir y reciprocal demand theory hi h??
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You make really awesome videos really it is very much helpful for me
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You make things so complicated got depression after watching this.
Sir plz make video on hicksian analysis of factor price euqlisation
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Uttar Pradesh
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Sir which book to study for international economics?
Sir.....We need this class in English
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sir ji apne , yaha diagrams mai mistake kiya hai .... ap p2 bana he nai saktai pehle, or ic2 bhi abhi derivation abhi nai ayega......
Thankyou sir, you make easy concepts so complex to understand :P
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Offer curve is demand curve or supply curve or both
Like ppc is supply curve and indifference curve is demand curve .offer curve is?
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Sir please make a video on theories of welfare economics
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Sir pls optimum population
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Sir please kaldor growth model ka video dalo
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please edit caption, offer curve and general equilibrium
I will make another video on general Equilibrium
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5 marks ka short note kaise likhe offer curve pe wo bhi batao
The offer curve is an economic concept that refers to the different quantities of a particular good or service that a producer is willing and able to supply at various prices. It is also known as the supply curve or the producer's supply curve. The offer curve is an important tool in microeconomics, as it helps to explain how market forces determine the prices of goods and services.
The offer curve is typically presented graphically, with price on the y-axis and quantity supplied on the x-axis. The curve itself is upward sloping, reflecting the fact that as prices increase, producers are willing to supply more of the good or service. This is because higher prices allow producers to earn a greater profit per unit sold, making it more worthwhile to produce and sell the good or service.
The shape of the offer curve can vary depending on a number of factors, including the level of competition in the market, the cost of production, and the availability of resources. In a perfectly competitive market, for example, the offer curve is likely to be quite elastic, as many producers are able to enter and exit the market easily in response to changes in price. In a market with high barriers to entry, on the other hand, the offer curve may be relatively inelastic, as few producers are able to respond to changes in price.
The offer curve is influenced by a number of factors, including the cost of production, the level of demand for the good or service, and the availability of resources. For example, if the cost of producing a good or service increases, producers will need to charge a higher price in order to continue to make a profit. Similarly, if demand for a good or service increases, producers may be willing to supply more of it at a given price, as they anticipate that they will be able to sell more units.
In addition to its use in explaining market forces, the offer curve is also an important tool for policymakers. Governments may use the offer curve to help determine the optimal level of taxation or regulation for a particular industry. For example, if the offer curve for a particular industry is relatively inelastic, policymakers may conclude that the industry is less sensitive to changes in price and therefore more likely to bear the burden of taxes or regulations.
Overall, the offer curve is a fundamental concept in microeconomics, helping to explain how market forces determine the prices of goods and services. By understanding the factors that influence the offer curve, policymakers and producers alike can make more informed decisions about pricing, production, and regulation.
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Lol.. when relative price of x increases, how is my consumption of x increases to x4. please go and learn your basic concepts
And why your offer curve is backward bending... REPORT MARO😂😂
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