Can Khan Academy just become an accredited university please? I learn more from this channel than any of my college courses. I'd rather pay Khan and get a degree in one step than pay the university and end up using Khan Academy to actually learn it anyway. Either way, when I can afford to, I will be donating to Khan Academy. Thank you!!!

Thanks god I found this so I can make sense of what's in my textbooks... rock on sal

Actually quite insane how amazing these tuts are. Use these to review for the basic eco level courses. If i can watch these the night before a final and get an A. So can you. Especially if you're one to not have interest in these courses.

@leejane2186

5 жыл бұрын

i watched these the night before my exam too

@Stagesme

3 жыл бұрын

Night before my exam in an MBA program and my prof hasn't taught me anything all semester. This guy is a life saver!

@vilmerzander

2 жыл бұрын

Skipped all lectures, didnt open the "required" course book once (its such a scam), watched videos on youtube for a few days before the test and got a B. I could've spent weeks reading the book, and 4 hours a day watching lectures, or just watching 1 hour of videos on youtube with everything I need for the test. It's insane how the amount of information recieved from a 4 hour long lecture, is less than from a 10 minute youtube video. At this point, teachers should honestly just post already made playlists on youtube and tell the students to watch it, then do some exercises. Thats all you need.

@araaaiz7

2 ай бұрын

if you can study one night before the final and get an A your uni is too easy.

Unreal video. I go to a great business school and have had 25 hours of class and learnt more in this 5 minute video. LFG

Thank you so much, feel so much more confident about my AD & AS test tomorrow!

Theory and policy of Prices - it was the hardest subject on my college. I wish this and similar videos existed several years ago.

Thank you for doing these videos. I was confused in my class! This has helped

I love your voice! Also, thanks for the help my professor is a mess!

Thank you for sharing your knowledge!

You are the best guys .. Keep it up

u make macro sound easy. love ur work

Great work!! Keep it up! I suggest you to put few ads on your video to serve your purpose as well!!

Thank you very much

you're the best. like, the actual best. i tried watching a video by another guy but his handwriting sucked and his voice sucked and i had to switch back to you because, well, you're the best.

this is so helpful!! Thank you!!!

BEST

Thank you for the help!

thanks a lot =) it really help me as i missed the lecture class.

Great video.

Keep it up Mr. Khan! (this is compliment should be enough for you to make another video!)

Thank you man !

@Doodsome not necessarily; advertising is a micro concept (you can't advertise for all of an economy's products at once) and tax cuts (or fiscal policy, if you're getting into textbook terms) directly affect consumption on a macro level.

Khan God bless your soul man 😇😇😇

Thank you so much

Advertisement is a better example of how consumption can get increased. Tax cut seems more appropriate for the G variable.

Khan academy ❤️

thnx for the video

Macro made easy 😢❤

man explained in 2 videos the whole class

Yes Ceteris paribus. Ofcourse. This answers my question from ur last vid. So let me make clear things up for myself at least. We aren't taking the whole picture of unemployment/GDP thing. We are just looking at different pieces of one big puzzle here. THat's where the necessity for ceteris paribus comes into play. If one was to implement these theories into real life, he would have to operate with as many pieces as possible to get a good picture of the whole thing and to be able to estimate

More helpful than my teacher

better than my textbooks

What would need to happen for the slope of the aggregate demand curve to change?

It’s amazing how this guy is a better professor than the lady who gets paid 60k a semester to teach me 😂

how did you know i have an exam on this subject on tuesday

@c63tho makes sense. Thanks.

what will happen if there is more imports than export in the economy? will it shift rightward?

View With Huge Grains of Salt!

@xedjflowx

10 жыл бұрын

then why learn it was my first thought

great

how does an increase in government spending increase GDP? I understand the formula, but how does that work in real life? If for instance a government spend more money on let say war, how does that increase GDP?

@dragonfurry69

5 жыл бұрын

The basic idea is that the government purchases get producers to produce more than they would without the government purchases. In your example of war, government buying a tank would increase the output of, say, a car manufacturer. On top of the amount of cars they are already producing, they also produce the tank. This extra sale means more income for the company, which pays workers more (since they worked more hours), and the workers buy more stuff with the extra money. In real life, there are arguments to be made that government spending makes producers make less consumer goods (that is, they shift workers and capital away from consumer goods towards whatever the government is buying). In this simple model, however, there is no switching. There is just a homogeneous mass of "output" that increases when consumption, investment, government, or net export spending increases.

can yu show me the diagram of aggregate demand and aggregate supply when Taxes increase in a closed economy

Why does a tax cut represent a shift in Aggregate Demand rather than just a shift along the Aggregate Demand curve?

In addition to being able to pause or go back, I think you meant you want him to speak slower, or less quickly. Pausing is helpful though. I had to go back like 9 times in a number of different spots so I could make sure I understood everything he had just said. =)

@annieshahzad8970

5 жыл бұрын

you should set playback speed on 0.5

i don't get it the general level of price goes=down gdp goes up , level of price goes down = deflation , right ? So deflation might help gdp's growth ?

How does increasing interest rates impact household and business spending?

@LinhVu-ru4wx

7 жыл бұрын

when interest rate goes up, the cost of borrowing goes up -> investment goes down

@Simha-zx4mo

6 жыл бұрын

Jocelyn Munoz .. Increasing interest rates results in decrease in investment . So, people and firms will invest lesser. It will decrease aggregate household income .So, people will buy less and it will affect buisness overall

Please for the love of God explain why government spending increases aggregate demand

HOW DOES A RECESSION IN EUROPE AFFECT US REAL GDP AND PRICE LEVEL AND AGGREGATE DEMAND ???????

so why is it that government spending increases often have a worse off effect on gross domestic product as discussed not only by current members of the right, but also guys like Adam Smith in the wealth of nations? is it because the money is put towards ineffective areas?

@sws212

8 жыл бұрын

His explanation doesn't point out that sometimes government spending lowers investment spending (crowding out effect). Increased production Y from government can push interest rates higher (people have more money and want more benefit from saving) and higher interest cost means it's harder for firms to invest and produce.

@abbasakbar6597

8 жыл бұрын

interesting, thank you! I feel as if confidence in the dollar internationally has kept rates artificially suppressed for quite some time, hopefully we can get out of the current hole of a recovery built on 8 years of 0% interest rates in a relatively painless matter.

@shermanlee2164

6 жыл бұрын

And hopefully, Trump is there to help the economy boom + more local businesses

sir can you tell me about

Anyone watch in 2020

Am I missing something or is all this just saying that increasing the GDP is increasing the GDP?

The strong resentment of Economic Theory in these videos is blatantly obvious and quite sad to be honest. The person giving the lessons understands how it all works, but doesn't quite understand the actual implications of the theories that have been researched and developed.

first.

I feel this entire subject matter is irrelevant and way too specific in the grand scheme of things. Interest rates will not be controlled by humans (the Federal Reserve) forever. Eventually, money will be entirely digital and its supply will be controlled by an algorithm, much like in the case of Bitcoin. I find it sad that economics classes put so much time into understanding rigged systems.

Thank you so much