Convex preferences

[@amandachong6829]

Thanks for this. The descriptions were very clear. I am blind, but could still visualise the graphs you were describing in my head.

[@jasonbale674]

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[@dewantahmid95]

I have searched many lectures on this topic , this one is the best. Thank you.

[@Linkateofficial]

Short, easy to undersand explanation and incredible graphs! Amazing video, thank you so much!! :D

[@hoapham3543]

Character In the video It's great, I like it a lot $$

[@MathCuriousity]

So straight lines like y=mx + b is convex but not strictly convex? But then what’s concave vs strictly concave

[@СлаваПопов-о8д8ч]

how did you do it can you share with me , thank you

[@roqaiyaali6171]

Very well explained

[@mytinyw0rld]

Can you explain indifference curve for two goods that provide utility only upto a certain level beyonf that level they provide no utility???

[@priyanshichhabra3513]

What does totally ordered means?

[@toru47]

Thank you

[@miwi9883]

Wait, is a preference with perfect substitutes then also convex?

[@mohsinsmir3104]

How r the points on the same indifference curves weakly preferred. We should be directly indifferent between them.

[@jameshuntington5674]

@moshin smir because weakly preferred is denoted as ≥ it includes things that are equal to it. So ya it's dumb but even a straight line indifference curve is weakly preferred to itself.

[@ankurchaubey2518]

Convex preference are indicated by........plssss answer thik question