Thank you for this opportunity to learn here. I am enjoying this instructor a great deal. Hello from Canada :)

i'm rewatching these lectures after 5 years. And i believe that Dr. Mitchell explained everything so well throughout the series, that it stuck with me. Especially the concept of Opportunity cost, which, just like he suggests, can be used in all aspects of life. And i've benefitted greatly just by prioritising things. Thank you very much, Professor!!

Amazing Professor🥰😃 I have his views!!

It would have been awesome if Almanzo played the fiddle. Pa died in 1902.. quite young.

Did those students really say they will need 10% more effort to go from 90% to 100%? Unbelievable.

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Why would the price of the next unit supplied increase if usually the bigger volume produce is lower cost to produce? Tooling is already paid, labor better trained for the job, technology is well established, etc... And other than that, if the quantity supplied increases, wouldn't the price go down as well because you bring surplus to the market, in this case shifting the supply curve?

Can't there be a co-existence of both approaches (positive and normative)? Isn't it obvious that sometimes we have to make value judgements? Otherwise how can you separate economic goods from economic bads without making any value judgement?

Fantastic job on this series. Thank you Missouri State and Dr. Mitchell for making these free to the public!

On the truck example, there is a problem overlooked that is a main cause of death; the verticality and angle of impact of the front of the truck. On older trucks with different standards/engineering, the front was lower and grilles of the size they are now weren't in style, resulting in a safer situation if they hit a person. Fortnine has a very good video on the topic, but to summarize, it's getting hit with a wall instead of a wedge.

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Taking a moment out of watching every single one of these lectures to say how very generous it is to provide all of this information! I just reread the books again and my impressions of the treatment of the NA storylines agree with yours entirely. Problematic, yes, but nuanced and necessary. I did not foresee the Little House books becoming of primary-importance to me again in my life, but going down this rabbit hole of the lives of Laura and Rose and the process of how the books got written… So fascinating. Thank you so much for contributing such a wealth of information to the Little House universe. 💚

188 people pushed through this course and im now 1 of em...3 classes to go baby

I dream in these lectures

Dont stop doing what your doing you cook up some good stuff

I hope you see me one day...youve showed me so much and changed my view on the world. With such strong influence i only wish to return my gratitude 10 fold

You give me reason to live

Im your biggest fan

thank you for your time and efforts , it is very kind of you to share your knowledge free.🙏

Just finished his other economics playlist and wanted more...i loved Edward G Robinson in Little Ceaser...i both feel bad for you and good for me to see only about 200 people watched this whole class playlist from start to finish

Aggregate expenditures is like money gathered with intention to buy stuff and Aggregate demand is like everyones intentiom lists at the same time together

What are the assigned textbooks and materials for this course?

"if you're broker knew what stock to buy he wouldn't be working" - This guy is awesome!!!!! Love it.

Love hearing him gulp his drink becuse the lapel mic is in his throat

Rose was a powerhouse! She really knew the business.

Great lecture as expected...

12:20 not true, it could be that those 10 students would have been even worse off without college. the fallacy is in assuming those 20% would have been same in and out of college.

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Thankyou

Our online degree lectures in South Africa are of such poor quality that I had to find this and I'm very grateful for all these lectures, saves me a lot of time trying to understand the text book on my own.

laughing at Stalin killing people over windshields is crazy

Knowledge is powerful. I can't thank the Prof. enough for his profound knowledge of the subject matter. Thank you, MSO, for sharing!

Such an important lecture, without the collar mike?

The cameraman is awful.

The cameraman really needs to up his game.. this is consistent across all the videos.

Can we substitute the price level on the AS-AD model graph, by CPI (price index)? Anyone.

Then how are the prices determined for the products, the methodology used for this? Can anyone please suggest a book or video to get this concept?

I thought Macro was about GDP, PPP, capital, import/export, unemployment rate, etc. but so far Dr. M hasn’t talked about any of them.

Thank you professor- you are way too good! I have a prof, he is super smart - but teaching isn’t his best thing!

Wow

Lecture 9; missing, it really makes you think you are not getting the full information? Hope they upload it.

Class 7, is missing, really want them to upload it.

How do you measure the marginal benefits of collecting the information? In this example. Isn't it not possible.

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Hi professor, great introduction. Please can you recommend a good institution to do a masters program on Health Economics

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banger intro. perfect intro for economics👍

thank you so much for giving away, such a value able content for free

nice

helpfull easy to swollow course thank you so much if you ever willing to update the course a more fixed camera angel will help me to keep focus more. again thank you !