Signaling

[@ketypetrus4790]

I am a university economics student and you have no idea how helpful your videos are to me, please keep up the good job. Thank you

[@MarginalRevolutionUniversity]

+Kety Petrus Thank you! That's great to hear. Best of luck with your classes. Best, Roman

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[@MarginalRevolutionUniversity]

Ray, Thank you for your kind words! I've shared with the whole team. -Roman

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Same. Many college professors are very good learners but not great TEACHers.

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Brilliant! Signaling Demystified. - information asymmetry - signal cost & signal credibility - great examples

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this explanation was better than any books I could find on google books.

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I am a french financial and banking student, and the concept of signaling theory for debt was still a little bit blurry. But the problem is now solved thanks to you. Very clear, good example, animation, no complicated words… very good video

[@MarginalRevolutionUniversity]

Thank you for the kind words! -Roman

[@vivian1612]

this video is very important to me, helped me understand signalling theory better

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Simple and full of intuition. Loved this video.

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Really excellent work! It is so focused, clear and succinct. THANK YOU!

[@jennam6575]

This video was excellent. I've watched several videos on signaling theory all of which did not help me comprehend this topic. Your video gave definitions and several real world easy to understand examples.

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thank you for the explanation. It was well worded, with appropriate examples. It was very helpful. thanks again.

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High Quality content, Helps learn a lot, that too with a Sheepskin note, Thanks a lot

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Concept well explained! Thanks!

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Great video... loved the example. Helped me understand the topic very well

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Signal Awesomeness Overloaded! but Plz make more detailed videos incorporating many examples as possible so we can understand concepts much. Hope this help

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Thank you for your very wonderful video. It really helps me a lot in my report presentation, especially in terms of economics course because I am a student and my major is business economics. Thank you!

[@gguggisb]

Great explanation. You could explain screening :)

[@jeremywvarietyofviewpoints3104]

This might explain some cultural and religious behaviours that seem so costly like sacrificing animals or humans or dressing in specific ways and doing complicated rituals or pilgrimages. It's not the whole explanation but it does make them explainable.

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I would recommend not to upload videos in group all at once but rather individually on a larger period of time, a week for exemple. I can only speak for myself, but when I see that you uploaded 5 videos consecutively, each being more than 5 minutes, I will want to watch them all, which requires a certain amount of time. If I don't have time to watch them all together when they are uploaded, it is likely that I won't watch any of them separately. Because of that I might forget to watch them later when free time is available and don't watch anything.

[@MarginalRevolutionUniversity]

+pierreeeboisson Thanks for the great suggestion. We typically develop videos one "section" at a time but you are right that there's no reason we need to release them that way.

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Nicely explained!

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[@MarginalRevolutionUniversity]

Thank you! -Roman

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perfect explanation sir.

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[@AnakRantau0311]

Is there any screening explanation ?

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Nice explanation!

[@parentsofarjunkapasia7774]

what is the difference between signaling and screening?

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[@pmwilliams123]

A couple of extra points that work in addition to the presented points: 1. A good signal accepting situation happens when the signal sender gets penalized for bluffing (fake signal). Example: The degree helps greatly for the FIRST job out of college, and the first employer does face a risk of hiring a bluffing (not well educated or capable) graduate. But after the bluffing graduate begins that first job, the employer WILL discover the bluff, and fire the employee. The employer may have lost money offering some introductory training that it does not recover, but the signifcant loss falls on the bluffing graduate, who cannot get a positive recommendation from the first employer, and then suffers a loss on the college investment as the (previously private) information about being a weak student becomes public. Lesson? Don't look for the easy professors and don't complete college unless you really are a strong thinker and will not get your bluff called.

[@aoeu256]

Actually the signaling/sheepskin effect is 80-90% of the degree meaning that completing the degree means you are conscientious and conventional. The employer usually does some other interviewer magic to figure out who is bluffing.

[@beliziabrito]

Parabens pelo trabalho.

[@MrHello566]

Great video!

[@enriquerivero4051]

is this signaling also aplied as a channel of monetary policy right?

[@as1509one]

La forma en la que está organizada la serie de videos permite ir agregando contenido de forma incremental.

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hi, :) tnx for these high-quality educational videos :) is it possible for you to also make some video on forex? about is it a good thing to do? and for who? and what informations we can use for predictions on forex? tnx :)

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hi! could you make a video on letters of credit as a finance vehicle for import/export transactions? thank you!

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Loved it❤️

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fantastic

[@clueless_experimenter]

Can this apply to dating I mean to connect prospects who might never cross each other if it weren't the one dominant act that got them together I guess

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smooth ending

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Great

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signal given (liked)

[@spencercamps]

Interesting concept! I have a few thoughts. Usually a university education does increase in value (before graduation) because many businesses will hire a summer intern that is a junior over a sophomore or a senior over a freshman. Those internships while in college end up being the platform to a career, which isn't available to those not in college. Moreover, the specialized classes (called upper division) give a student increasing fluency in the vocabulary and industry circles of the discipline, allowing for more informed decision making when it comes to prospecting a job from an employer. Finally, a senior will do substantially better in a job interview than a freshman because they have developed the skill base, vocabulary, and maturity to speak intelligently about the field they are interested. Interesting theory! It needs more specificity. Signaling appears to be the role of certification. Attending college usually is a certification of some sort, and for an accountant with an Accounting degree, they only truly signal their worth once they've passed the CPA exam.

[@MarginalRevolutionUniversity]

Spencer, you'd probably enjoy one of our more recent videos where Tyler Cowen and Alex Tabarrok debate this topic: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6e6n6yLiZyphs0 -Meg

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