Elasticity of Substitution in Production: Cobb-Douglas

[@bavarian-automotive]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="301">5:01</a> why does the 2 disappear

[@EconomicsinManyLessons]

When you take the partial derivative with respect to L, the exponent on L, the 1/2, is brought down in front and multiplied by the 2 to get 1.

[@stanzindothon2436]

Thank you for simplification of the complicated mathematics

[@Easynimics]

Yes sir,I found this video very helpful.Thank you so much sir.

[@kevinlevin9651]

How did dz/dv = 2 in the final step?

[@alankarpednekar4039]

hi Kevin, on the second last page at 7:36 he has came up with a result of ' z = 2*v '. and then on, last page he has just differentiated this equation i.e. z = 2*v ; with respect to v, which is nothing but d(2v)/dv=2 d(v)/v = 2. hope this solves your query..!

[@haarrnoor]

very helpful video. Thank you so much

[@EmanEman-xn1de]

بهذه الطريقة فإن المرونة دائما تساوي ١ في النهاية! هل هذا منطقي؟

[@jephiasmakiwa]

Really nice

[@amanswarnkar3626]

Really good