I also wanted to deliver the content in this manner for a long time😀

I will not say, Varian is an appropriate book for this. My suggestion is Satya ranjan Chakravarty Microeconomics

@EcoShibajee yeah found the relevant reading in src yesterday which has a good treatment, thanks for the help though

@@a_visghhwas that's great! but you mentioned only varian that's why misunderstood. You can try solving some of the problems on SWF also, if not already done.

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lucidly means the basic logic behind the result

yeah, so far tirole's portion of vertical and horizontal differentiation models does the job but i find it a bit lacking.

@a_visghhwas Tirole is a classic, I think that’s why everybody takes its name while teaching. But I think, like any classic, Tirole also can not be a book to start a topic

It is a mid-level book suitable only for problem solving. I guess because it is for Engineering, the approach suffices. It will make workable but not for learning Statistics, as par my view.

Draw the relevant diagram

GUPF is not constructed in the same way. Each point here corresponds to different edgeworth boxes. So smoothness cannot be derived.

@@EcoShibajee thank you

Book by Hoel, Port, Stone vol. 1

Introduction to Probability Theory

I know what my friends used to study in their hons. as I have sometimes studied from those books. I can suggest you some of them but I think they may be old references. If you want to know anyway I can suggest. As you may understand I had Eco hons. with Statistics & Mathematics.

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I try but my offline classes take a lot if time. I will try to be more frequent. Thank you very much.

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Thank you! To be honest, I have not taught something that is unavailable in books otherwise. But given semester time,it is impossible for one student to find all this & study. I can not charge for that. I teach for entrance & for that I do charge fees.

​@@EcoShibajee I cannot speak for other students but personally finding videos like these on youtube being taught by no-nonsense instructors (not necessarily have to be from a entrance point of view) actually calms my anxiety for a completeness in a topic however time consuming it may be and foolish the endeavour is. These videos do a good job streamlining the study.Helps in recapitulation after hitting several books for theory and intuition. I imagine as the semesters progresses I wont have the luxury to even spare time writing a long comment :)

Yes. Foundation is 2 year course. Starts from 3rd Sem. In that actually I get more time to teach Economics at an advanced level.

@@EcoShibajeeThank you for replying. Is that starting from the month of june too ?

No. That will start from July. Primarily because the sem exam in some places are still on.

@@EcoShibajee Yes, i was going to ask you that. JU's exams start from 26th June as far as I know.

@@a_visghhwas I also got to know from my current students who are writing their 4th sem exams in JU.

Did you go through all the universities & institutes details? If you have, then please let me know which among these made you think of JU as an alternative. Then I can share my thoughts better.

Yeah, I went through the video and was curious to see that other than ISIcal, IIFT no other insti from kolkata/bengal being mentioned. I am not from econ just had econ as a minor at iitd, so I don't know enough about the scene, but since you asked I wonder if HCU or Gokhale is better than JU?, and the doubt is based on my personal interaction with faculty, alumni and students from these three insti. Last I heard JU has an avg placement of 10-12lpa, the top percentile of the class end up at good foreign uni for M.S/ Phds, JU has a really good international exchange program. DSE, IITs, IIFT, igidr is filled with ex JU B.A students. Dept has really good faculty and The student faculty ratio is good. JU is insanely cheap. Has a better brand value (NIRF rank, alumni network etc.) Plus the course is very theoretical and maths heavy, like they have basiyan games, moral hazard etc in Undergrad, & highly theoretical and specialized electives are offered in masters (some of which are not offered in HCU/ Gokhale). Anyway would love to know your opinion.

🙂 ​ @FizzWiz2 From my experience of teaching many of them for entrances, I would say that BA is good. But not MA. They still have to go a long way to be professional. In a public platform like this, I would not say more than: "What you heard is correct but its half of the truth." My students studied & studying in all of these institutions, so rest assured, in a more private space I could have shared more. To give you a hint: "Always ask for the proportions as well as absolute number of students getting such offers." Finally, if there is a choice, there is underlying preference ordering🙂

@@FizzWiz2 I saw our brochure of Placement Cell 2022-24. In the Placements of the Class of 2021-23 Highest CTC offered was 16.75 LPA , average CTC 11 LPA and Median CTC 12 LPA but no percentages or figures of heads who were offered the above packages were given.I asked some seniors who implied its close to 100. Its sus as hell for sure. The cell , from what i have heard ,are constantly taking initiative to bring in more recruiters , internships but leaving out the proportion as well as absolute numbers (as sir said) reeks of shrouding the figures for attracting students. Hopefully the reality is more aligned to the numbers in the brochure of JU. Also about the "highly theoretical and specialized electives are offered in masters" some PG students actually visited us who made us aware of the papers/electives which they were not allowed to take. Yes these electives are offered on paper but due to lack of teacher of something they were not optable in the semester. There are was a conflict in the use of computer labs too for PG students which is too embarrassing for a university offering economics to write here.

As I said that these facts are more appropriate to share in a more private mode of communication

Your choices are correct

Satya Ranjan Chakrabarty; Microeconomics

not contradictory. just they assume wrong. setai critique e bolbo. there is no learning

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I applied implicit function theorem. First I constructed the implicit functions & then I took total derivative. This is the way you apply the theorem to form the differential equations

The first order of (400 - 4q)qi will be 400 - 8qi - 4 sum of qj (j not equal to i) - 10. I guess 10 is MC?

@@EcoShibajee thank you!!!!

Tell me which degree or course you are taking. There are books of different orientation.

@@EcoShibajeeBSc economics honours under CU 6th semester.

the general culture you give the explanation the way it is described in the class. I suggest you talk to your professor to avoid any confusion.

Then we can not use symmetry as different MC will imply different firms. The calculation will be complex & the adjustment process will be little different. With the increase in 'n', the high MC firms will leave as the resulting equilibrium will unsustainable for them. However we can show the result p = MC in limit.

development economics ami emnite poraina. jodi kono topic bolo, I can try & make a video on it. It will be a pleasure

The marxian theory, rostow's stages of economic growth, Nelson's low level equilibrium trap and leibenstein's critical minimum effort thesis

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Hi. Thanks you loved it! It's always a pleasure! I reside in Garia & I train students for PG Entrance Examination. Till this year it's online due to COVID. However, I will start offline training for entrances of 2023 in July 2022. I reside in Garia. I will share my WhatsApp here later. & please share the channel with your friends & juniors as well as seniors. To reach as much student as possible is my sole purpose.

Sir absolutely. Please do share.

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I think that happened because I applied Implicit Function Theorem there by using Jacobian of the optimisation problem without stating the background theory. If this is the case, please confirm me. Currently, I don't have any class on Jacobian but I will definitely take one.

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We call a function say, F, an envelope of some function G, if there is a parameter in G the removal of which or considering several values of which we can get back F. To this extent, I suggest you to consult any differential calculus book which has a chapter on Envelopes. This is specifically because understanding the answer to query (which is a very good question & rarely asked) requires a good mathematical idea of Envelope. UPF does not have any such parameter, changing the values of which we can get GUPF. There is no part of UPF which lies outside GUPF but that does not mean GUPF has to be an Envelope. Since the amount of available commodities ( i.e. the Edgeworth Box itself) change from one UPF to another, we can not express GUPF as an envelope.