Did you pass

@@block3737 yuh ended with an A in the class😌 i owe this man the world fr

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Economics, there is no incentive to perform if he is guaranteed income.

But I don't think money would make something learn something enough with a passion. But it definitely eliminates the negative parts of being poor.

But I don't think money would make something learn something enough with a passion. But it definitely eliminates the negative parts of being poor.

But money isn't the only factor in life. Happiness and culture are strong causes.

I did 4 years ago. Got 4s on Macro & Micro. Never took the Microeconomics class in HS or college thanks to this guy! Now I am back because I have to take the CFA level 1

Not Microeconomics but I just watched some videos in Psychology, skip skip some long parts and tada! Got 4 in AP

this man is the reason i got a 5 on macro. i hope to get a 5 on micro this year too

@@eliqxir1739 I have my test on tuesday for Micro and Friday for Macro, i have not reviewed one bit of info until today, am i cooked?

@@eliqxir1739 do u buy the packets or find the videos work well enough

yep, godspeed brotha

So lucky you were here, thank you!!

@@LotusKitty no problem I noticed this video didn’t have the chapters so I wanted to make it convenient 😂

lmao its gonna be an all nighter

@@bensutton9195 same here dude 🥲

whaT DOES that mean lol

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Your rock! Sure. Here is a donation link: www.paypal.com/donate/?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=R7AZR6BT34E8J

@@JacobAClifford No, you rock! Your videos are why I got a 4 and 5 in micro and macro

@@cr-hb7sr lol same here

@@cr-hb7sr The AP exams became that easy?? Well hell yeah, i know what imma study before my exam

@@cr-hb7sr became that easy after binge watching these videos*

what did you get

Same

I agree

I'm no economics teacher but I can answer a few of your questions. For your first question, I personally feel like airlines increase their prices and give more benefits at the same time. So you could buy a plane ticket for, lets say $400 with no chance to access the lounge in the low season, but in the high season you could pay $450 for a seat with more leg room and get access to the lounge. People who travel during the holiday season look for benefits rather than price because everyone knows that during the high season businesses use the chance to benefit from it. For your second question, just like I said before, businesses use the chance during the high season to benefit from the pandemic (which I feel like is unethical). Everyone needs masks right now since its forced in so many different countries. Businesses are increasing the prices of ESSENTIAL NEEDS!! So no, this definitely does not follow the law of demand.

@@lujaynerashid6284 Demand Shifters - Number of consumers, Income, Products similar, Expectations, Taste Preferences. Number of consumers goes up in both cases, Price goes up.

The Law of Demand states that if price goes up, holding everything else constant, then quantity demanded goes down and vice-versa. Like the other person mentioned, there are possibly benefits, but if you factor in benefits, you’re not holding everything constant.

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This video goes into a little more detail and I aligned it to the 2019 College Board curriculum.

@@JacobAClifford The older one is 30 minutes long while this version is about half as long. It's pretty reasonable to assume that these videos substitute, not complement each other. This video is probably not more detailed than the older one, in fact, it's probably less detailed. I guess aligning this video to the 2019 curriculum is okay, but it would make more sense if it was aligned to the 2020-2021 curriculum. Still, I don't know of any resource that is as helpful as your own. (Psst... Total revenue arm trick test)