Introduction to the marginal propensity to consume and the multiplier
Why it is rational to produce at a loss
Thinking about a rational quantity of juice to produce
Marginal utility and marginal benefit. How you would spend $5 on chocolate and fruit
Market versus book value of equity
Equilibrium price and quantity for supply and demand
Market value of assets.
This video is from the Khan Academy subject of Economics and Finance on the topic of Finance and capital markets and it covers Marriage penalty.
This video is from the Khan Academy subject of Economics and Finance on the topic of Finance and capital markets and it covers Married taxes clarification.
How a minimum wage might effect the labor market
Why there tends to be moderate inflation during good economies
Basic mechanics of monetary and fiscal policy
Examples showing how various factors can affect interest rates
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Why it is hard for a monopolisitc competitor to make economic profit in the long run
Looking a bit deeper at why elasticity changes despite having a linear demand curve
What happens when a good is not finished in a period
Public vs. Private Equity. Why people buy equity to begin with.
Looking more closely at the definition of Nash Equilibrium
Clarification on the relationship between total revenue and elasticity