What is Constant Returns to Scale (CRS)? - Intermediate Macroeconomics

[@economicurtis]

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[@sadiatasneem4764]

This was really helpful. I'm glad that I found your video. It's brilliant the way you described the whole thing so easily. Thanks again.

[@pacolacabra5145]

Thank you so much for explaining this concept so well!

[@ahmed3181987]

man you are awesome, i thought i will never understand this ever, now it is just piece of cake ! ... appreciate it!

[@Mo0m0oSaZn]

This is a wonderful explanation of CRS. Thanks for providing such an educational video, definitely will help with my Macroeconomic Theory course!

[@AbelBlog]

Very good! The snapshot tells it all; your explanations add useful details.

[@economicurtis]

Hi Reza, I use MS Word (2007 and above have the sweet equation editor that you see). Subscript: after that, for "x-hat-sub-one" you'd type "x\hat_1 [space]" and you'll the '1' subscript. Superscript: "x-tilde-squared" for example you'd type "x\tilde^2 [space]" It mostly uses LaTeX conventions, so look up LaTeX equation code when in doubt and you'll be set.

[@aa1944-k2r]

ur videos will help me a lot on my intermediate macro econ this sem:) thanks!

[@samiasamssoume4752]

Thanks a lot for your explanation it was of great help! I've one question: Why some empirical evidences took constant scale 0.7 and 0.3 to calculate TFP while they build their analysis from endogenous growth theory that assume increasing returns to scale...?! Thanks

[@muhammadfadhilah3640]

i found a case where increase in population decrease the production. Is it meaning that what happen is decreasing return to scale?

[@GradStudentTutorials]

Great explanation!

[@dannytrejo9976]

Thankyou man💪

[@nepalmenu1393]

thank you....and please add other video from microeconomics

[@3slappyfin]

hey curtis what word editing software are you using and what are the shortcuts for subscript and superscript? I hate typing those things lol

[@TheBalhamboy]

Great video.

[@daveco3217]

thanks

[@shijieypku]

Thank you very much, very helpful!

[@Ibanasp]

Thank you very much

[@Mrcabletwitch]

thank you!!

[@tabori75]

Thx for your help :-)

[@economicurtis]

My pleasure!

[@whatsonhermind1768]

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[@economicurtis]

Uhm...

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U r confusing things😱😭