EC 201
MSU
Course Overview
Lessons & Practice
I. Welcome
46 sec1. Lecture 1
9min2. Lecture 2
42min3. Lecture 3
12min4. Lecture 4
1.8hr4.1.1. GDP - Expenditure Approach6 min4.1.2. Example: GDP - Expenditure Approach55 sec4.1.3. Practice: GDP - Expenditure Approach40 sec4.1.4. GDP - Income Approach5 min4.1.5. Example: GDP - Income Approach4 min4.1.6. Practice: GDP and Investment Expenditure35 sec4.1.7. Practice: GDP and Inventory1 min
4.3.1. Labor Force and Unemployment5 min4.3.2. Example: Labor Force and Unemployment6 min4.3.3. Practice: Labor Force and Unemployment4 min4.3.4. Practice: Labor Force2 min4.3.5. Practice: Unemployment Rate41 sec4.3.6. Types of Unemployment9 min4.3.7. Example: Types of Unemployment2 min4.3.8. Practice: Unemployment1 min
5. Lecture 5
20min6. Lecture 6
1.3hr6.2.1. Point Price Elasticity of Demand8 min6.2.2. Example: Point Elasticity with Numbers and Equations6 min6.2.3. Arc Price Elasticity of Demand5 min6.2.4. Example: Arc Price Elasticity of Demand5 min6.2.5. Factors That Affect Elasticity5 min6.2.6. Example: Factors That Affect Elasticity51 sec6.2.7. Practice: Factors That Affect Elasticity6.2.8. Different Elasticities Along Demand and Total Revenue12 min6.2.9. Example: Different Elasticities Along the Demand Curve and Total Revenue3 min6.2.10. Perfectly Elastic and Inelastic4 min6.2.11. Example: Steep and Flat Demand Curves1 min6.2.12. Practice: Steep and Flat Demand Curves2 min
7. Lecture 7
1.1hr8. Lecture 8
1.4hr8.3.1. Consumer Surplus7 min8.3.2. Example: Consumer Surplus2 min8.3.3. Practice: Consumer Surplus3 min8.3.4. Producer Surplus4 min8.3.5. Example: Producer Surplus2 min8.3.6. Total Surplus3 min8.3.7. Example: Total Surplus4 min8.3.8. CS and PS with Price Ceilings7 min8.3.9. Example: CS, PS, DWL with Price Ceiling7 min8.3.10. CS and PS with Price Floors5 min8.3.11. Example: CS, PS, DWL with Price Floors6 min
9. Lecture 9
45min10. Lecture 10
17min11. Lecture 11
17min12. Lecture 12
39min13. Lecture 13
31min14. Lecture 14
29min15. Lecture 15
39min16. Lecture 16
31min17. Lecture 17
32min18. Lecture 18
48min19. Lecture 19
44min20. Lecture 20
27min21. Lecture 21
1.7hrI Welcome
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How come there are no lessons on consumer theory and producer theory,
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which ones are chapters 11-16-19 and 20. ( am a bit confused with how they are devided)
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Alexandros V
what chapters are on the final?
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usually cumulative so everything
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what chapters does the midterm usually
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