Thank you so much for this video! math 1:35 GDP (same eq as AD) , GNP, Green GDP 2:57 rGDP, GDP per capita 12:37 Keynesian multiplier 14:06 unemployment rate 17:48 inflation 21:12 gini coef income tax
00:04 Introduction to Macroeconomics and Circular Flow of Income Model 03:48 Understanding the business cycle and aggregate demand and supply 07:34 The self-correcting economy theory suggests that the government should intervene as little as possible. 11:21 Keynesian perspective suggests government intervention to correct the economy 14:37 Unemployment and inflation are important economic goals. 17:41 Inflation can cause lower confidence in the economy and strain consumers. 21:17 Poverty leads to low living standards, crime, and lack of access to healthcare and education. 24:42 Macroeconomic policies can manipulate money supply and interest rates to affect consumer and business spending. Crafted by Merlin AI.
I found this video very helpful, but I wish there was a differentiation between market-based supply-side policies and interventionist supply-side policies. Thank you!
30:04 MPM is the Marginal Propensity to import. Remember the ‘m’ is the most stressed out sound in the word import, that’s why M is used not I. Can get kind of confusing sometimes lmao. Great video, although you can probably delete the 16 minute of nothingness at the beginning of the video 😅
Doubt : You say that when interest rates are high, firms (and retail investors) would put money in banks and financial institutions instead of direct investment to the market. However, if this takes place, financial institutions give out more and cheaper credit, and so the money enters the market anyway, having no real net effect on AD. Thoughts?
Thank you so much for this video!
math
1:35 GDP (same eq as AD) , GNP, Green GDP
2:57 rGDP, GDP per capita
12:37 Keynesian multiplier
14:06 unemployment rate
17:48 inflation
21:12 gini coef
income tax
00:04 Introduction to Macroeconomics and Circular Flow of Income Model
03:48 Understanding the business cycle and aggregate demand and supply
07:34 The self-correcting economy theory suggests that the government should intervene as little as possible.
11:21 Keynesian perspective suggests government intervention to correct the economy
14:37 Unemployment and inflation are important economic goals.
17:41 Inflation can cause lower confidence in the economy and strain consumers.
21:17 Poverty leads to low living standards, crime, and lack of access to healthcare and education.
24:42 Macroeconomic policies can manipulate money supply and interest rates to affect consumer and business spending.
Crafted by Merlin AI.
Using this for my economics test
How did it go
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I found this video very helpful, but I wish there was a differentiation between market-based supply-side policies and interventionist supply-side policies. Thank you!
Thank you!! did you post the international, development or theory of the firm videos anywhere?
These were so helpful, where are the international economics revision oness?
where is the international trade?
thats global economics
have u made one for global economy?
Did someone find his international ecomony video?
Starts at 16:40
Anirudh Nambiar thanks much mate!
bruh how does it start at 16:40 when first lessons are before
is it possible to access these slides separately the website link doesn't open :/
Hi your videos are very helpful! did you post the global section because I can't find it
30:04
MPM is the Marginal Propensity to import. Remember the ‘m’ is the most stressed out sound in the word import, that’s why M is used not I. Can get kind of confusing sometimes lmao.
Great video, although you can probably delete the 16 minute of nothingness at the beginning of the video 😅
R = \frac{N}{D}
R = real GDP
{N} = nominal GDP
{D} = GDP deflator
Much appreciated for the good work
Doubt : You say that when interest rates are high, firms (and retail investors) would put money in banks and financial institutions instead of direct investment to the market. However, if this takes place, financial institutions give out more and cheaper credit, and so the money enters the market anyway, having no real net effect on AD. Thoughts?
why would financial institutions give out cheaper credit if they pay the central bank with a set interest?
ive seen ur name before, did you do ess
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