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  • Best, explanation, EVER!

  • Your videos are fantastic. I wish you were my real economics professor!

  • Thankyou so much!!

    You are awesomee :)

    

  • Omg you have noooo idea how much you are helping me right now!

  • thanks a lot

  • your so awesome

  • i have a question. if wages are flexible, isnt AS curve vertical?

  • @sugarushh If wages (and everything else) adjust instantaneously, then AS is vertical (that's the true Classical model)

  • amazingg!!

  • U are awesome lady ! =D

  • Everytime I'm having a problem in my macroeconomics class I watch one of your videos and it clears it up. You have such a gift for teaching! Thanks for sharing!

  • you have an amazing voice =]

  • Your video and the explanation is very interesting! I was able to understand and connect all the concepts and learning was easier. Thank you so much for all the videos on macro-economic.

  • you are amazing.

  • Why are you using q and p and not PL and Y??? Macroeconomics does not use P and Q ever.

  • Depends on your book. As long as it's made clear that the "P" in macroeconomic model is the price level, and "Q" is the quantity of all goods and services, does the nomenclature matter?

  • I really like the way you are presenting the models within the cartoons. Actually I am trying to figure out which way I like better. Your rather new method or the classical one by pajholden you probably have seen something from as well. Probably it is the mixture!

    So I go for the Aggregate instead of heading towards the extremes of classical or keynesian, right! ;)

    Greets from Germany

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