thanks! THANKS ALLOT! keep doing whatever ur doing lol allot of students are actually in need of these kinds of videos as we speak.. u dont know how much i needed this! thanks!!!!!!
My Lord, why can't all Economics teachers be as good as you?! Our teacher has somehow covered half of our AS syllabus in like two months, without really breaking down the key concepts and obviously noone understands anything. :( You and your videos are absolute life-savers! :)
Hi, I just love all your videos. I actually try to watch every single one of your vids. I am an economics major and many times when I get home I forget everything we did in class, so I rely on your videos. Thank you so much. :)
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Thanks this is really helpful! I didn't understand however why there was that change in elasticity along the linear PED curve; with perfect elasticity intercepting the y axis and perfect inelasticity at the x axis?
When the demand curve is a straight (linear) line, the slope is equal on any point on this line. Price Elasticy is determined by this slope. The line you draw at 1:35 is a steep linear line. When you continue the line, the slope doesn't change (above or below). If the slope doesn't change, the PED doesn't change. De slope only changes with a non-linear line, like a exponential demand curve. The PED is different on each point of the exponential line.
Clear and eloquent. It will be great if you can do intermediate economics! Also if you create playlists based in subjects will be easier for students to find topics they are stuggling with. Thanks again!
Thanks for that explanation, my Econ professor hasn't really explained the elasticity of linear demand very well. I always assumed it had solely to do with the slope of the curve, but now I see that it's about the percentage change.
@asznman yes, if the demand curve is more vertical it is inelastic (think of it being sort of like an 'I' for Inelastic) and the shallower or flatter the demand curve the more elastic the product is
Hey . . . you're videos are so helpful as a new economics students. I have found some topics challenging in class, yet with you clear and detailed explanations, I have definitely been able to keep up in class. Thanks!
Great videos, thank you so much! Exam the day after tomorrow, and I'm so tired of reading the book so thought I might change my way of revising. Not only this but many others I saw were of really high quality.
Only reason i'm passing my intro to macro economics course is because of you, i being tuaght as if i'm getting a PHD in it but thank god someone explains it like a normal person.
You are an amazing teacher. You have cleared this up for me amazingly! Thank you again for these great videos. You have made me enjoy learning economics!
Thank you so much for this video! I was helping my brother with his homework and when I found this video I stopped trying to figure it out and just had him listen to you. lol
I'm working towards my CFA Level 1 and I still find this extremely useful - very interesting concept of how the inelastic curve and elastic curves are just a specific portion of the full linear straight line demand curve - brilliant!
@pajholden Question why can't the quanity in demand surpass the demand curve itself. Does' the quanity in demand stay within the boundaries of the demand line as we speak. In reality for demand and supply, does this occur excatly how it's taught or iz there more to what we don't know?
For those of you who find Elasticity an abstract definition...
Try to picture it as a Material. For instance you try to stretch out an iron bar. You pull on it with all your force but it wont budge... hence the iron bar is very inelastic!
Now see the iron bar as the quantity demanded, and your pull with force the Change in Price. Now you can see if you apply the force, change in price, the quantity demanded wont change (much). Hence inelastic.
So a price increase doesn't cause a loss in revenue by default, it all depends on certain other things...like the percentage of the price hike compared to percentage of sales decrease, and whether the product is considered a necessity or luxury, and most people will syill purchase a "necessity" at least in the short run until they can find an alternative, assuming they will or can in the long run.
hi mr phil holden ... i just wana thx u for those videos cuz it really help us in our studying ... but sometimes there is some questions that i wana ask u about and i dont know how to contact with u ??
@witwitoonchart the price elasticity coefficient or (PED) is measuring the relative changes in:
(% change quantity) / (% change price)
You are correct the the slopes of the linear lines are constant, however that only tells you that the real change is quantity if fixed to changes in price constant across the entire market. Total revenues, namely price x quantity is maximized at a single point, which is when the PED = 1, a unitary elasticity position.
Thanks! I think this is even more helpful to young instructors like myself. We know the punchline but forgot to pay attention to the details of how to actually teach and lead up to the punchline. These give a teacher a second chance to pay attention to how it's taught.
learned a lot..we dont have to learn about that, but it is better to know cause it makes far better sence and is easier to grasp when you know the ins and outs...thanks
ill admit man, im from Barbados and this concept has taken six minutes for me to understand. would u believe the material found in books is close to rocket science. its funny how these concepts are easily explained vs how they are placed in a book. Well, my econ exam is tomorrow. thanks a lot man.
Thank you so much for your brief yet very substantial lesson on elasticity. I have an exam coming up in a few hours and I saw your videos. And it really cleared my questions and vagueness on elasticities. I'll let you know how I fare in my exam. Thanks! Greetings from the Philippines! :D
You might have an idea of how many people you´ve been helping with your lessons... Be sure, however, that it´s far more than you can think of. Congratulations and thank you very much.
It is amazing how someone with the skills to "teach" a subject can make this seem so clear and easy to understand. Thanks for sharing your expertise and abilities.
You are a life saver. The realization that you are comparing the area of boxes makes determining price elasticity of demand curve when there is a price change clear as day.
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royy2789 2 weeks ago
So OPEC is just a cartel then really?
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lavinya63 3 weeks ago
Thank u so much. I was pondering on this :)
blissterd 4 weeks ago
fantastic, you've allowed me to sleep peacefully tonight. You explain concepts so very well.
farhannius16 4 weeks ago
Thanks. What is wrong with Greeces Economy? (2012)
staaberelli 1 month ago
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Herbert1653 2 months ago
Elasticity is the one thing i hate in microeconomics. Mostly because our teacher makes us analyze anomalies aswell. Makes my brain explode.
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PaulyCesp 4 months ago
My Lord, why can't all Economics teachers be as good as you?! Our teacher has somehow covered half of our AS syllabus in like two months, without really breaking down the key concepts and obviously noone understands anything. :( You and your videos are absolute life-savers! :)
MrMushroomKid 4 months ago
Hi, I just love all your videos. I actually try to watch every single one of your vids. I am an economics major and many times when I get home I forget everything we did in class, so I rely on your videos. Thank you so much. :)
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@notoriousfizzy better than my lecturer :L
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Very Helpful! Thank you so much for your valuable time!!
couryG11 4 months ago
i think it's funny how people on youtube explain all the topics studied at school and unis soo so much better then teachers and professors
Trollingzhard 4 months ago
im 14 and im ding my AS economics early :D wish me luck people
10mohammedBilal1 4 months ago in playlist AS Economics Revision
you explain this very well, hats off!
TakeToTheBeach 4 months ago
Thanks this is really helpful! I didn't understand however why there was that change in elasticity along the linear PED curve; with perfect elasticity intercepting the y axis and perfect inelasticity at the x axis?
KatDrinkTea 5 months ago
you have a very straightforward teaching..i like it
dharynparapen666 5 months ago
When the demand curve is a straight (linear) line, the slope is equal on any point on this line. Price Elasticy is determined by this slope. The line you draw at 1:35 is a steep linear line. When you continue the line, the slope doesn't change (above or below). If the slope doesn't change, the PED doesn't change. De slope only changes with a non-linear line, like a exponential demand curve. The PED is different on each point of the exponential line.
Danrg22 5 months ago
Clear and eloquent. It will be great if you can do intermediate economics! Also if you create playlists based in subjects will be easier for students to find topics they are stuggling with. Thanks again!
menabrena 5 months ago
Very well explained! My teacher recommended these videos as part of an online course, fantastic aid!!
PCVirtuosity 6 months ago
thankyou so much i am able to finish my assignment ! haha love the accent nd im watching this from sydney austarlia
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Thanks! Keep up the good work sir!
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tommytam1990 7 months ago
good and correct explanations..thank you
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DiinaOx 9 months ago
what a legend, my economics teachers are so boring, cheers for the help
27SmiffyNUFC 9 months ago
its been a great help thanks!
randomdemon115 9 months ago
Thanks for that explanation, my Econ professor hasn't really explained the elasticity of linear demand very well. I always assumed it had solely to do with the slope of the curve, but now I see that it's about the percentage change.
friezefrite 9 months ago
Thumbs up if you're doing last minute studying!
QuiksiIver 9 months ago 93
Can you say that the derivative of the demand curve is also the measure of its elasticity?
asznman 10 months ago
@asznman yes, if the demand curve is more vertical it is inelastic (think of it being sort of like an 'I' for Inelastic) and the shallower or flatter the demand curve the more elastic the product is
bigrock123 9 months ago
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I have an exam the day after and this helped me very much.
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very good explanation
MrZghiru 11 months ago
thanks. i wish you taught my class. my teacher wants us to fail.
AhYaOk 11 months ago
no..thankyou very much!
guybrown1000 11 months ago
Hey . . . you're videos are so helpful as a new economics students. I have found some topics challenging in class, yet with you clear and detailed explanations, I have definitely been able to keep up in class. Thanks!
AlexM181 11 months ago
Good shit. i understood everything!
BboyWonTonSoup 11 months ago
Can someone explain why a perfectly elastic demand curve is a horizontal line?
seasidepeir 1 year ago
Can someone explain why a perfectly elastic demand curve is a horizontal line?
seasidepeir 1 year ago
I have midterm tomorrow and I dont get PED, then i watched ur video and u made it easy. Thank you so much! =)
yunicaija 1 year ago
I love this man I will like to ask him about A.G Barr in the UK which is elastic, anyway very helpful.
God bless you.
maGallard74 1 year ago
i must say you can explain really very well. ii just started my management studies and im looking forward to have more stuff about micro and macro
nation360bd 1 year ago
So there are greeks who are good in economics!
joIVOjo 1 year ago
gonna ace my quiz today, thank you sir
Dez88Bryant 1 year ago
Thanks for the video, it helped.
1chicaa 1 year ago
Thank you so much! You have no idea how much of a help you have been to me!
SLIMreject 1 year ago
Exam tomoro, This is good last minute revision haha
dodoboy1212 1 year ago
Excellent sir!
syazrell 1 year ago
If you were in the Mafia, no one would mess with Don Paj.
Ident1ty08 1 year ago 2
Great videos, thank you so much! Exam the day after tomorrow, and I'm so tired of reading the book so thought I might change my way of revising. Not only this but many others I saw were of really high quality.
snorre89 1 year ago
I think I might as well owe my AS level to you when I take it haha, thanks very much. I've never found a youtube video as helpful
FinLikesToDrum 1 year ago
i cant thank you enough!! my final is tomorrow and you have been great help :)
sakl313 1 year ago
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS!! I understood the entire concept just by watching your video once..AMAZING thanks again! You rock!
ihadtosignupfuckers 1 year ago
Only reason i'm passing my intro to macro economics course is because of you, i being tuaght as if i'm getting a PHD in it but thank god someone explains it like a normal person.
lionheart8813 1 year ago
Great and clear explanation, thank you so much.
soumire 1 year ago
You are great
altuijri 1 year ago
just wanted to say thanks so much for the videos
they are extremely helpful and because of them i was able to achieve an A* at A level this year!
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sdunyo 1 year ago
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
anzwertree 1 year ago
it's really great!
Thank you so much!
I used to think of elasticity a complex part,
but now I get some confidence to face it.
shih517 1 year ago
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mickjagger24 1 year ago
thank you so much i have understand very well way better than my instructor explains. thanks again from somalia mogadisho
SuperSection3 1 year ago
You are an amazing teacher. You have cleared this up for me amazingly! Thank you again for these great videos. You have made me enjoy learning economics!
StJ4Mez 1 year ago
A natural born teacher :) Cheers!
radip 1 year ago
Thank you so much for this video! I was helping my brother with his homework and when I found this video I stopped trying to figure it out and just had him listen to you. lol
renka318 1 year ago
the example was good
nice
bongoman37 1 year ago
I'm working towards my CFA Level 1 and I still find this extremely useful - very interesting concept of how the inelastic curve and elastic curves are just a specific portion of the full linear straight line demand curve - brilliant!
agolakchub 1 year ago
Excellent videos. I needed a little more help for my exam tomorrow in AS Economics and I think you've done the trick! Thank you very much.
damainegorman 1 year ago
Thank you so so so so much. I have a test on Thursday and I've really understood Elasticity because of you.
hahaforsure 1 year ago
I have an exam tomorrow, and i was a bit confused about this topic, and you have helped so much!! thank you!
14ashleighmarie 1 year ago 25
@14ashleighmarie my pleasure - good luck on that test tomorrow!
pajholden 1 year ago 14
@pajholden Question why can't the quanity in demand surpass the demand curve itself. Does' the quanity in demand stay within the boundaries of the demand line as we speak. In reality for demand and supply, does this occur excatly how it's taught or iz there more to what we don't know?
azar24701 1 year ago
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10000maj 1 year ago
For those of you who find Elasticity an abstract definition...
Try to picture it as a Material. For instance you try to stretch out an iron bar. You pull on it with all your force but it wont budge... hence the iron bar is very inelastic!
Now see the iron bar as the quantity demanded, and your pull with force the Change in Price. Now you can see if you apply the force, change in price, the quantity demanded wont change (much). Hence inelastic.
Same goes for a rubber band.
FFMSmit 1 year ago
@FFMSmit all rubber bands? and the stuff balloons are made of?
pajholden 1 year ago
thanks allot
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thank you for posting this video on yourube.
bijayking 1 year ago
Thank you for posting this video on youtube. It is really fruitfull for me.
bijayking 1 year ago
Thanks from the States! You do a fantastic job at making this understandable in a very short amount of time.
nateofthesouth 1 year ago
Great Video Thank you Sir
Roshansmith 1 year ago
thanks
pbpotter43 1 year ago
So a price increase doesn't cause a loss in revenue by default, it all depends on certain other things...like the percentage of the price hike compared to percentage of sales decrease, and whether the product is considered a necessity or luxury, and most people will syill purchase a "necessity" at least in the short run until they can find an alternative, assuming they will or can in the long run.
TitaniumByFire 1 year ago
gr8 presentation!!!!!!!!! thanks
sachinjain777in 1 year ago
thank you sooo much
im about to start microeconomics in my final year, and this, along with other of your videos, really helps to understand the basics thoroughly
you should get appointed to greek minister of economics, youd surely get em out of this mess ;)
Dieguitomania69 1 year ago
gud job !!!thx!! i understand better than reading these txt bk!! u r intelligent !!
168tiffany 1 year ago
Awesome u helped me out!! thanks
beijinbum 1 year ago
You are officially the Youtube Economics GOD!!
dadonator07 1 year ago
great help!
Sagino84 1 year ago
hi mr phil holden ... i just wana thx u for those videos cuz it really help us in our studying ... but sometimes there is some questions that i wana ask u about and i dont know how to contact with u ??
bad11man 1 year ago
Brilliant ,many thanks ... keep up the good work !
vinhi2001 1 year ago
If i keep watching your Videos i might Get an A :P
snneakyy 1 year ago
Thankyou mate, I have my AS exam on friday and have had a poor teacher all year! youve taught me what i needed to know. :)
yiddos4lyf 1 year ago
You are an amazing teacher or Economics. Please create more and more videos.
Thanks a lot.
gungchil08 1 year ago
this is the best video in the world it helped me out so much cause im doing studing overseas dnt have teacher just textboook tanx heaps
reds824 1 year ago
very nicely done.
Astronomer7698 1 year ago
cheers!
TheChoclatemilkshake 1 year ago
thank you so much for posting this! this is really helping me revise for my AS exams! thanx again!
ksakbk 1 year ago
If the line is a straight line, the gradient would be equal right?
So there shouldn't be a difference between the top half and the bottom half of the line??
witwitoonchart 1 year ago
@witwitoonchart the price elasticity coefficient or (PED) is measuring the relative changes in:
(% change quantity) / (% change price)
You are correct the the slopes of the linear lines are constant, however that only tells you that the real change is quantity if fixed to changes in price constant across the entire market. Total revenues, namely price x quantity is maximized at a single point, which is when the PED = 1, a unitary elasticity position.
Screwschom 1 year ago
@Screwschom hi do u no wat the term elasticity coeficcient means?
reds824 1 year ago
thanks to you :)
PinotGB 1 year ago
Cheers mate this helped me a lot
proaussiegamer 1 year ago
You're even better than my original Economics teacher and you're macro stuff is excellent, easy to understand aswell! Thanks from London, England
rumalmiah22 1 year ago
thank you
WOGI5M 1 year ago
great job
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areefe1 1 year ago
thx
vTVBerlin 1 year ago
Dude, I have an exam this Saturday. And you've just saved me from going through like 120 pages of test materials! Literally!!
nutsbutdum 1 year ago
i wish u taught at University of Central Florida! this really helped me! so would cigarette prices be inelastic as well?
McTwisted999 2 years ago
well don ,,, very good ,,, continue like this we all need it ,,, ur an excellent teacher
fareed4321 2 years ago
Thank you! You are a awesome professor!!! From Los Angeles, California. USC / CSUDH.
newbe01 2 years ago
Awesome. very helpful I wish I would of found you vids 4 weeks ago!
jboon100 2 years ago 14
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kenpessumal 2 years ago
This guy is awesome!!!! Best youtube econ professor
josejabarboza 2 years ago
Thank you very much.!!
sjoerdwennekes 2 years ago 3
yea it was those Saudi wankers in the 70's.... Sadden was a bit of hero to the extent that he refused to sell at OPEC levels
johnfox3 2 years ago
Thank you for making this so easy to understand!!! from New Jersey...
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scheme46 2 years ago
Phil, u r lovely...Thanks a lot for the video
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JimmyFox01 2 years ago
Many thanks Phil, you've helped so many people out with your videos. Thanks from Nottingham, UK
fozziejosh 2 years ago
Amazing. Thanks soooo much. You make me fall inlove with Econ :)
Kachaloo 2 years ago
Thanks! I think this is even more helpful to young instructors like myself. We know the punchline but forgot to pay attention to the details of how to actually teach and lead up to the punchline. These give a teacher a second chance to pay attention to how it's taught.
MoralMoney 2 years ago
learned a lot..we dont have to learn about that, but it is better to know cause it makes far better sence and is easier to grasp when you know the ins and outs...thanks
kylezpottzrap 2 years ago
Thank you from Uzbekistan! )))
Vizet777 2 years ago
Thank you from Canada! I wish I had you as my professor!!! You are amazing!
crazypg1983 2 years ago
thanks from germany!!
lebowskithebig 2 years ago
ill admit man, im from Barbados and this concept has taken six minutes for me to understand. would u believe the material found in books is close to rocket science. its funny how these concepts are easily explained vs how they are placed in a book. Well, my econ exam is tomorrow. thanks a lot man.
BajanCreation 2 years ago
This Guy Is Legend, Help Me On My Revision! Repping United Kingdom!
echi2567 2 years ago
i will like to say thanks for explaining PED so easy you're awsome !!!!!!!!!!!!
Karousha 2 years ago 17
Thanks from Australia! :)
rombom90 2 years ago
well explained, it was interesting watching this.
FallenOneWingedAnge1 2 years ago
Thank you so much for your brief yet very substantial lesson on elasticity. I have an exam coming up in a few hours and I saw your videos. And it really cleared my questions and vagueness on elasticities. I'll let you know how I fare in my exam. Thanks! Greetings from the Philippines! :D
dbrylle 2 years ago
Thank you sir,from Malaysia
thebossforlifeishere 2 years ago
You might have an idea of how many people you´ve been helping with your lessons... Be sure, however, that it´s far more than you can think of. Congratulations and thank you very much.
Regards from Brazil :=)
jussiehabib 2 years ago
thanks so much!!
you are a wAAAAAAAAY better economics teacher than ones in my school added together!
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Thank you very much for your clear and concise explanations and demonstrations...You're videos have been a great help.
TheAugustusCaesar 2 years ago
i bloody love your explanation!
elesoc 2 years ago
I am Algerian, Thank you very much, great video !!!
AMMARSAID 2 years ago
great video!! thanks :)
jianzzz88 2 years ago
Thank you so much for taking your time to make these concepts more understandable-the explanations are what's really important =)
anolirac536 2 years ago
hi Greece! Thank you for this video, it really works, helped me to get sth much more than lecture. Greetings from Turkey!
Galleon12 2 years ago
That's good to hear. Take care and good luck.
pajholden 2 years ago
Thank you!
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bijayking 1 year ago
another great video - thanks alot!
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Way better than my prof.
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appplejack 2 years ago
It is amazing how someone with the skills to "teach" a subject can make this seem so clear and easy to understand. Thanks for sharing your expertise and abilities.
utharley 2 years ago
You are a life saver. The realization that you are comparing the area of boxes makes determining price elasticity of demand curve when there is a price change clear as day.
currentliabilities 2 years ago
thanks!