Can both functions be kept on a single demand curve

Isn’t it Arc elasticity?

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I don’t understand the second one

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wow thank my doubts has been cleared

I think my teacher is stupid, knowing this can be explained in less than 2 minutes

great help, thank you!

This is pretty much common sense for anyone that’s trying to sell anything of course you don’t want to under sell yourself or overprice something you can get at a lower price. So no negative aspect but this was not helpful

I think you should also consider time- im sure you can understand where im coming from as you are a person with a good common sense

this video is literally a perfect explanation, thank you so much

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Very helpful :)

Thanks

Thanks for the lesson sir

“Spending more than producing” - well said, I’ve always struggled how to explain this … this helps

Can you choose to bring pizza on the vertical axis and broccoli on the horizontal axis

Still helpful 12 years later

Thank you.

how do you write vertically?

This is very helpful. However, where are you getting the 15 from ?

Thank you so much for this wonderful video! It really helped me

2024 😊

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1:06 will IS shift due to factors affecting supply like technology improvements or like supply shocks? If so how?

very good video

even after five fuc years usefull

Brilliant

Why use r for the interest rate in the IS equation but i in the LM equation?

Hahaha you were very confident when u said "close enough I'm not an artist" keep up the good work I'm here to watch it😍

Best explanation I’ve ever had honestly…..bless u

Thanks for just saving my life 😂❤

Thank you so much sir

fantastic

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Thank you so much for this video,I have been struggling to understand this concept. I wanted to ask if when marginal cost=marginal benefit,does that mean allocative and productive effective is achieved?

beautiful video, i can cry

so he drew a line through all the dots.😅most people dont even know why that is wrong😂

that was a great explanation with a neat example, thanks!

Who's here in 2024😅🎉

I am a bit confused with the formula used here. How can this be used for scenarios like salaries of A and B, expenses and other benefits? a formula: OC=FO-CO. FO: Return of the FORGONE OPTION. CO: Return of the Chosen Option.

Thankyou!! Just the answer I was looking for

This was so helpful-thank you!!

THANK YOU! Over an hour spent trying to answer one problem - this explanation and I had the correct answer first try!

here i am in 2024, thank you so much

Great explanation - thanks. I am somewhat confused with the difference between a moderator variable and an exogenous variable.

What is the difference between binding price ceiling and non binding price floor?