Animation showing Introduction to Budget Lines (Budget Constraint)

[@susancheng7107]

There is probably no better way for a foreigner to study microeconomics! When I was confused, just watched your tutorial videos. REALLY A LOT OF HELP.

[@guylaroche0205]

This is amazing. As an international student, which English is not my first language, it's hard to understand the whole things in the lecture. Thanks to your video, everything becomes more clear. Pls keep countinue !

[@economicsfun]

Yes animations do help understanding. As it goes, a picture is worth a thousand words, but an animation (maybe a million words).

[@economicsfun]

Wonderful to hear my videos are helping you. None of use are really foreigners because we are all citizens together on earth :). Good luck in your studies? I am in Kansas City, USA, what city are you in?

[@guzaltoktieva5523]

Stockholm. Thank you very much :)

[@job4er]

very well explained, sir. I just found your video and it helped me understanding the budget line so smoothly that I feel so great about me right now.

[@theuknowndreamer9402]

I have a test tommorow and this helped me to understand the budget line..thanks a bundle you really are a great teacher..

[@economicsfun]

Is it hard for you or do you think it is hard for students. There is a lot of pedagogical research on how students learn algebra. Keep in mind most students taking an economics class have been exposed to algebra. This is probably not the first time they have seen this type of operation. In my experiences and research, it is easy for students to follow when animation is used and different colors. That is the important part here.

[@senadshajkovci9748]

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[@israelbenjiz1818]

Really helpful, now i fully understood how to calculate the Buget lines. Thank you Sir

[@shastas.1764]

This is great! Thank you! :)

[@Econotrix]

Simply great

[@ndhi842]

Thanks a million for this video.

[@mustafaglnr8780]

how did you decide to use (40, 90) point? And also Are there any equation in order to find optimal point over budget line?

[@CY_001]

Thank you so much!!!

[@padmadiskit7151]

It's quite helpful for me....

[@dalisombewe1431]

well explained, thank you sir

[@JC-cu2ym]

Omg... Thankyou so much for this video

[@scarymary2k8]

the way you do your balancing of equations is really confusing. why multipy by a fraction when you can just divide my the quantity straight away?? Its confusing because you learn to balance by doing the opposite, here you are solving for x and why by multiplying fractions. that's a LOT harder to follow for someone who is learning fresh from start

[@josephhamilton6431]

I need help .. how will the budget line move if both prices double

[@inayatqureshi6715]

It will shift outwards . The slope will remain the same

[@blessingotuorimuo1385]

brilliant! bravo :)

[@rominaz5873]

thank you very much. i wish you were my teacher

[@عمرالتعليمية-ن2د]

I would like to reproduce your material into my Language.

[@tenayastallendixon252]

What will happen if the income increase or decreases and the price of good x decreases or increases while good y remaining constant/

[@sehrishtoufail9367]

what happen with budget line when price of x increase and price of y decrease ? plzzz tel me the ans

[@ShigureHisame]

DUA E zahra they will consume more of y and less of x which will make the line much steeper ^^

[@krishnachaitanyat6839]

Thank you sir

[@a910]

You have massively overcomplicated some of the maths in this video. Why are you balancing equations by multiplying by fractions? Instead of that long instruction of M=Xpx+YPy, 300= 100Px +0Py, 1/100 x 300 = 100px x 1/100 = 3=Px, why don't you just say to divide the income by Good X (Px = 300 / 100). For people learning this for the first time this will not at all be helpful.

[@SaarangAhujaAndDance]

Yeah I agree, but then again everyone has their own ways

[@anasosa01]

have my babies Economicsfun!!!

[@thelord9999]

He sounds like owange prank

[@economicsfun]

Khalid AlShehry I have heard that a couple of times.

[@carljohnson8078]

he sounds very nice.....he's a good teacher

[@rfcjamiex]

Thanks babe

[@sumanchowdhury6162]

If price f good, X, y change when income changes Thn budget line shift won't be parallel

[@renusabharwal5460]

BUDGET CONSTRAINT (part 1)

[@nawshinahasan7701]

try to speak faster.please