Hello, I'm interested in calculation of nominal/real gdp and gnp... if it is not hard could you make a video about it or at least explain me how to get through it...
Wow. Any amount of praise is simply not enough for you Mr. Phil Holden! Please don't stop making videos. It is helping self-taught economics students like me a lot! :)
I think he makes the point very clear GDP as a measurement was made up, just as a story is made up. Stated by a maths professor guildford university in a more eliquant fashion than me.We are learning banks governments & financial advisors just love story telling, that amounts to nothing more than a load of crap. Go back to the time when the term GDP was invented and then go back past that, you will find yourself in a financial word that based finance on sound maths not story telling !!
Would it be correct to define economic grawth as such: ''a persistent and sustained rise in the per capita income accompanied by a rise in net welfare''??????????
I've got one question: does a rise in VAT result in a rise in GDP? If so, shouldn't that have made the UK experience a rise in GDP at the start of 2011?
Thanks for breaking it down into such easy to understand language. I remember falling asleep in business school here in the US and your delivery is very refreshing.
thank you so much for doing all of this! I just found out about this yesterday so didnt know about the revision sessions!!! i will definately attend if you have any more in the future. Thank you sooooo much!!! you are a great teacher!!
Hi, you are gathering quite a following. I'm an engineering student and my gf is doing a business degree and I have to help with the micro and macro economics assignment because I'm a natural at maths and easily grasp the economics concept. I love your lectures. They help a lot and are easy to understand. Thanks.
motions just to break even? No, no, people are motivated by improvements in their situation. This is the genesis for the subjective theory of value, of course, and the logical explanation for the existence of trade.
Tell me, how much have you studied of the Austrian School? Who knows, you might actually like it or at least be further cognizant of the inherent difficulties in Neoclassical and Keynesian economics.
The work has already been done in correcting Keynesian / Neoclassical economics. Aggregative macroeconomics is self-defeating; it cannot grasp the interrelationships between various goods and services in the structure of production, to say nothing about intertemporal relationships. You can't just add up spending and mindlessly boost AD. There's a reinforcing relationship between, say, gasoline and engines, mechanical engineering paves the way for electrical engineering, etc.
Keynesian economics completely misses the infinite complexity of the market in pursuit of its models. There are even relationships within an exact good or service based on position (oranges grown in Flordia vs Venezuela, etc.). Keynesian economics = toddler economics. Keynes felt he could simply add up everything as if it was all homogeneous; it was no wonder he hated the market--he couldn't ever understand it!
4:45 This explanation would entail the Smithian objective theory of value circa Classical Economics. You know this is false. You say it isn't very accurate, but it's more than just not accurate--it's blatantly incorrect. The only thing we can say about the nurse who makes, say, $60,000 annually is that she values the net income over her opportunity cost (otherwise she wouldn't have made the exchange; just as I value the milk I purchase over the $3.14 I pay for it, otherwise why go through all
Most of these commentators are completely oblivious to the modern debate over statistical macroeconomics.
3:10 Measuring GDP will not validate whether an economy is growing sustainably or whether a gov't policy achieved that. Gov't simply needs to increase its spending to raise GDP. This does not necessitate that you have sustainable growth. You can't make that logical jump. If it were true, we should ad infinitum promote gov't spending and on literally anything.
Just wanted to add to the comments and say all your videos have been truly helpful; I think its the way you always relate things with real examples that makes it so easy to understand. Great job, from your Hometown UK!
thank you so much for ur videos sir. its been a great great help.
Prays from Pakistan for you.
I would really love if you upload some more videos for paper solving of the AS level and the A level along with few more topics like living standerds and less developed countries. Regards. Mohammed Shahrukh.
Currently have IB exams, actually my Economics exam is tomorrow and I am really grateful for uploading all these videos. I speak on behalf on everyone who has viewed your videos.
the BEST ECONOMICS TEACHER in the world!!! Thank you, so very clear explanations! It's a really a big help for me to understand the economics concepts better.
hi phil, great video! one question though: you mention that gdp is estimated with a degree of inaccuracy. i guess this is something like measurement error? just assuming this stays constant across time doesn't seem enough to me to talk about small relative changes in gdp though. because if the change (eg. 4% in your video) is within measurement error, then this is not really a "significant" difference..... or is it?
i have Mock Exams in the IB at the moment, two papers in Economics tomorrow, and watching through your videos now really made that last night preparation effective.. Thank you!
Do you talk infront of a class in these videos, or just the camera?
Wow. Thanks! I'm definitely subscribing. I'm taking Macro and there's a couple of things I find so confusing. You make it so easy to understand! Can you come to NY and teach our class? :) Well, five stars.
Some use to me? Sir, someone should be paying you to do this more often and explain more of these terms! But I'm guessing that the marginal utility you get from creating these videos exceeds the opportunity cost...
i didnt choose economics as my options next year................ if this guy was my teacher then i would have never dropped economics... he knows what he is talking about and he is bl**dy good. keep it up, man
No. Illegal income such as piracy, gambling, and drug trafficking cannot be counted as GDP. Illegal income is one of the factors of the mistakes in calculating GDP, alongside problems and flaws in info searches, calculation of non-profit activities, double calculation, wrong depreciation computation...
Mr. Holden, the output of the world is worth $37 trillion and not $37 billion (which you said by mistake, I guess) .
Anyways, you are a valuable resource to all Economics students. Please cover whole A'level topics. Also, post a video on tips for Exams or on common mistakes made by students and how to avoid them. Thanks :)
Very well done. From a visual perspective - some better lighting would make this a top notch instructional vid. The presenter's face is too dark on the one side - I recommend some fill there or perhaps move the key light and fill appropriately.
it was interesting, thanks!! I wonder what is done when comparing countries to minimize the effects of the distortion from (for example) one tax rate to the next..
Hello, I'm interested in calculation of nominal/real gdp and gnp... if it is not hard could you make a video about it or at least explain me how to get through it...
AvalyanMedia 1 day ago
Very good job. no doubts
Killuminatismd 6 days ago
Wow. Any amount of praise is simply not enough for you Mr. Phil Holden! Please don't stop making videos. It is helping self-taught economics students like me a lot! :)
adijo123 1 month ago 2
Thank u!! :)
TheMoestyle 1 month ago
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Pearldivaz 2 months ago
Good job
rikkinshah1986 2 months ago
I think he makes the point very clear GDP as a measurement was made up, just as a story is made up. Stated by a maths professor guildford university in a more eliquant fashion than me.We are learning banks governments & financial advisors just love story telling, that amounts to nothing more than a load of crap. Go back to the time when the term GDP was invented and then go back past that, you will find yourself in a financial word that based finance on sound maths not story telling !!
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Thanksalott sir... I would like to know to adjust inflation rate while calculating GDP...
second question is while calculation NNP why we deduct depreciation. ?
TheAmjad21khan 3 months ago
Thanks for explaining GDP better than my professor.
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@ScarkProductions but will it blend?
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ScarkProductions 3 months ago
THIS WAS GREAT. plus the accent makes makes it nicer to listen to! haha i understand now!
donelikethis9 4 months ago
Very good, I was going to right I'm so utterly screwed on my notes until i found your videos.
johnatv1995 4 months ago
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pakkkkistan 6 months ago
I love this guy! Makes so much sense!
ladybikercora 6 months ago
Would it be correct to define economic grawth as such: ''a persistent and sustained rise in the per capita income accompanied by a rise in net welfare''??????????
avnish232 6 months ago
did he mean the world economy is 37 billion or trillion?
TheJasmineee 7 months ago
@TheJasmineee He said billion but fair sure he ment trillion
leratao 5 months ago
Hi, great video thanks!
I've got one question: does a rise in VAT result in a rise in GDP? If so, shouldn't that have made the UK experience a rise in GDP at the start of 2011?
93Meercat 7 months ago
I want to hug this guy.
tarooqii 7 months ago 2
Great video, very helpful. Thanks.
stephenrodwell 8 months ago
Thank u so much Sir for uploading and helping me, i found it very usefull, may God bless u:)
Arif4989 8 months ago
Thanks for breaking it down into such easy to understand language. I remember falling asleep in business school here in the US and your delivery is very refreshing.
ajaisinghkhalsa 8 months ago
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AnamAfridii 8 months ago 4
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hasher68 9 months ago
I heard Greece has the highest unmeasured economic acitivty ;)
Lukawa345 9 months ago
thank you so much for doing all of this! I just found out about this yesterday so didnt know about the revision sessions!!! i will definately attend if you have any more in the future. Thank you sooooo much!!! you are a great teacher!!
jrrictservices 9 months ago
Great help, beats my economics teacher in uni!
LukasLeonardoRoth 9 months ago
absolutely love your tutorials but it'd be a lot better if I find a bit of smile on your face
TheLoves100 9 months ago
Excellent....reading GDP was truly boring me..... you've clearly explained GBP in heartbeat....thaaaaaaaaank you :-)
dudupnmw 10 months ago
can you please teach all my classes???!!!!
RMena64 10 months ago
my hero!!! my teacher is just dump!
mohammedjwd1 11 months ago
37 trillion not billion :p
dodoboy1212 1 year ago
great video, this really helps my understanding, advantages and disadvantages, linking to other economic concepts and definitions :)
bigmangiff 1 year ago
Great explanation!
MargaritaShamrakov 1 year ago
You are a great teacher indeed! I learnt more from your videos than the whole course of Macroecon I took in my university. Thank you very much!
ericonomist7 1 year ago
Hi, you are gathering quite a following. I'm an engineering student and my gf is doing a business degree and I have to help with the micro and macro economics assignment because I'm a natural at maths and easily grasp the economics concept. I love your lectures. They help a lot and are easy to understand. Thanks.
TemplarX2 1 year ago
Now iam off to write my final grade 12 economics exam
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gopikrishnangr 1 year ago
I wish I'd found your videos sooner. You make it so easy understand. Thanks!
sugabayer 1 year ago
THANK YOU SO MUCH, You are currently going to save my arse in my ECONMIC course! :) You are SOOSOSOSOSOSOSO MUCH BETTER than my economic prof!
unPREDICTABLEE 1 year ago
great explanations , glad I came across ur videos !!!
MrCm1988 1 year ago
This is really convenient. In class I can't pause nor playback my teacher. :)
ichariley 1 year ago 2
I can't stop looking at your eyebrows and line down the forehead. hahah it's like an act right there
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Karousha 1 year ago
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GoneWld 1 year ago
motions just to break even? No, no, people are motivated by improvements in their situation. This is the genesis for the subjective theory of value, of course, and the logical explanation for the existence of trade.
Tell me, how much have you studied of the Austrian School? Who knows, you might actually like it or at least be further cognizant of the inherent difficulties in Neoclassical and Keynesian economics.
selfrealizedexile 1 year ago
@selfrealizedexile Yes, you are smart.
How about you work on improving the whole macroeconomic system instead of wasting time on youtube?
Daewone 1 year ago
@Daewone
The work has already been done in correcting Keynesian / Neoclassical economics. Aggregative macroeconomics is self-defeating; it cannot grasp the interrelationships between various goods and services in the structure of production, to say nothing about intertemporal relationships. You can't just add up spending and mindlessly boost AD. There's a reinforcing relationship between, say, gasoline and engines, mechanical engineering paves the way for electrical engineering, etc.
selfrealizedexile 1 year ago
@Daewone
Keynesian economics completely misses the infinite complexity of the market in pursuit of its models. There are even relationships within an exact good or service based on position (oranges grown in Flordia vs Venezuela, etc.). Keynesian economics = toddler economics. Keynes felt he could simply add up everything as if it was all homogeneous; it was no wonder he hated the market--he couldn't ever understand it!
selfrealizedexile 1 year ago
4:45 This explanation would entail the Smithian objective theory of value circa Classical Economics. You know this is false. You say it isn't very accurate, but it's more than just not accurate--it's blatantly incorrect. The only thing we can say about the nurse who makes, say, $60,000 annually is that she values the net income over her opportunity cost (otherwise she wouldn't have made the exchange; just as I value the milk I purchase over the $3.14 I pay for it, otherwise why go through all
selfrealizedexile 1 year ago
Most of these commentators are completely oblivious to the modern debate over statistical macroeconomics.
3:10 Measuring GDP will not validate whether an economy is growing sustainably or whether a gov't policy achieved that. Gov't simply needs to increase its spending to raise GDP. This does not necessitate that you have sustainable growth. You can't make that logical jump. If it were true, we should ad infinitum promote gov't spending and on literally anything.
selfrealizedexile 1 year ago
Great explanation! thank you sir!
chellemarie2010 1 year ago
Great explanation!...
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Just wanted to add to the comments and say all your videos have been truly helpful; I think its the way you always relate things with real examples that makes it so easy to understand. Great job, from your Hometown UK!
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officialmattgold 1 year ago
thank you so much for ur videos sir. its been a great great help.
Prays from Pakistan for you.
I would really love if you upload some more videos for paper solving of the AS level and the A level along with few more topics like living standerds and less developed countries. Regards. Mohammed Shahrukh.
Closedcorners 1 year ago
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barcelona4life1991 1 year ago 24
@barcelona4life1991 not sure what "burning a zoot" entails. Does that make me old?
pajholden 1 year ago 27
@pajholden He's inviting you to smoke some weed :D
dovislt 1 year ago 13
@dovislt oh dear - I don't smoke any kind of anything. Still - I learnt a new word today.
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GeraldMangold 4 months ago
You are better than my economics teacher!
2 Days before my exam and I'm learning so much more than my whole year of education xD
ItsDannyGray 1 year ago 2
Currently have IB exams, actually my Economics exam is tomorrow and I am really grateful for uploading all these videos. I speak on behalf on everyone who has viewed your videos.
soccerprime 1 year ago
OMG
economics has finally been translated into english... this guy should be getting paid to do this.
god speed
magpiedeterginator 1 year ago
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waynemagri 1 year ago
the BEST ECONOMICS TEACHER in the world!!! Thank you, so very clear explanations! It's a really a big help for me to understand the economics concepts better.
cjpsyche 1 year ago
Thanks, i'm doing exams tomorrow and your videos are brill. :)
pinkywray83 1 year ago
I wonder how people didn't know this before watching this video... Are you all younger than 16 years old?
LChinese1991 1 year ago
thank you sir!
bunce101 1 year ago
Great clarity, thanks very much! You deserve great success!
PB111627 1 year ago
hi phil, great video! one question though: you mention that gdp is estimated with a degree of inaccuracy. i guess this is something like measurement error? just assuming this stays constant across time doesn't seem enough to me to talk about small relative changes in gdp though. because if the change (eg. 4% in your video) is within measurement error, then this is not really a "significant" difference..... or is it?
pinstripe21 1 year ago
youve really helped me understand a bunch of concepts. thank you so much you make econ so clear and easy! MANY MANY MANY THANKS
fran42493 1 year ago
You're the man!!!!!!!!!! Many thanks!
torniai 1 year ago
NICELY SAID
aaleyr1 1 year ago
NOOOOOOOOO, I mixed up the GDP and GNP in the test last week. shoot...
tony21c 1 year ago
I wish you got into more about the impact of inflation and nominal GDP. And maybe some more about GNP. Helpful video though, thank you.
balplayer0 1 year ago
GDP is the BIP (Bruttoinlandsprodukt)
GNP is the BSP (Bruttosozialprodukt)
and in the song:
Geier Sturzflug - Bruttosozialprodukt 1983
I heard the word "Bruttosozialprodukt"
for the very first time. How about you people?
Mann1979HH 1 year ago
Interesting video
castelinop 1 year ago
i have Mock Exams in the IB at the moment, two papers in Economics tomorrow, and watching through your videos now really made that last night preparation effective.. Thank you!
Do you talk infront of a class in these videos, or just the camera?
RememberSeptember 1 year ago
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kyo1city 2 years ago
thank you
ashwet124 2 years ago
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yeshodeep 2 years ago
You made me reconcile with economics :)
mentalblueskyseeker 2 years ago
nicely done!
pabel18 2 years ago
at 4:29, id calculate a teachers value through the grades of his or her pupils
- your value on the other hand is priceless!! these videos are so useful, thankyou =]]
nikobrown1990 2 years ago 2
at 2:28 I think he means 37 (thousand) billion dollars, not 37 billion dollars.
NIXTER71 2 years ago
thx!!
majortom321 2 years ago
Wow. Thanks! I'm definitely subscribing. I'm taking Macro and there's a couple of things I find so confusing. You make it so easy to understand! Can you come to NY and teach our class? :) Well, five stars.
SourCandy24x 2 years ago
THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!
thanks alot man
This has contributed alot to my "Human Capital Investment" or in other words. My education :)
88Christianson 2 years ago
Your lectures are always a great source of motivation for us to become economists. Thanks please Put something on Quantity Theory of Money.
peaceend 2 years ago
Some use to me? Sir, someone should be paying you to do this more often and explain more of these terms! But I'm guessing that the marginal utility you get from creating these videos exceeds the opportunity cost...
lamesurfer101 2 years ago 2
Does increase in "economic growth" mean the same thing as increase in GDP?
freesoul2005 2 years ago
the greatest techer of 20 th century ,,,,,,,,,,long live this teacher ,,,,,,,
23580578 2 years ago 69
@23580578 lol. I concur.
MiissCiia 1 year ago
i didnt choose economics as my options next year................ if this guy was my teacher then i would have never dropped economics... he knows what he is talking about and he is bl**dy good. keep it up, man
nishu23gupta 3 months ago
WOW another great education video
just a question
will they count all the illegal outcome/income?
like drugs, weapons, and so on
which is quite obvious to the public like methamphetamine factories and ecstasy factories
and if they count, how did they count? market price or what?
Th0usandMaster 2 years ago
No. Illegal income such as piracy, gambling, and drug trafficking cannot be counted as GDP. Illegal income is one of the factors of the mistakes in calculating GDP, alongside problems and flaws in info searches, calculation of non-profit activities, double calculation, wrong depreciation computation...
Arliexzter 2 years ago
i see thanks for the answer
Th0usandMaster 2 years ago
thanks alot mate. from some griffith students in australia. ur doing a good job. wish my lecturer would go this length. cheers
markimak 2 years ago
U DA MAN!!!!
niallzx 2 years ago
u don't find teachers like u anywhere these days you clearly teach because he loves it and wants to help...
i woke up early this morning (day of my exams) and sat 2 wathc your videos.
ketchness 2 years ago 3
same here x) - good luck
xcaliburn 2 years ago
im gnd do exactly that 2moro
titofagbenle 2 years ago
mr holden
you are a complete and utter LEGEND
thank you soooo much for your videos!
dudettemaz 2 years ago 2
u are truly a good teacher who is dedicated to doing his job. hope u succeed at it
ptweezy1 2 years ago 2
wow wow wow, you should be knighted good sir.
sammykmeil 2 years ago 8
i second werson007's compliments. especially the envy part.
somicdj 2 years ago
Great Help. Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you.
upplowd 2 years ago
Thank you for your help.
starblazers1969 2 years ago
god bless yu :)
msaadafridi 2 years ago 3
top teacher - all lectures are well explained - thanks ever so much
saniya72 2 years ago 4
Mr. Holden, the output of the world is worth $37 trillion and not $37 billion (which you said by mistake, I guess) .
Anyways, you are a valuable resource to all Economics students. Please cover whole A'level topics. Also, post a video on tips for Exams or on common mistakes made by students and how to avoid them. Thanks :)
786panther786 2 years ago 3
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786panther786 2 years ago
thank you, for your effort, and time
sreekeshyd 2 years ago
thx
precakan 2 years ago
you should definitely do more videos. You are an awesome teacher!
biscuitparty 2 years ago 4
Your videos are great and really help with my reports. Thanks.
rimple24 2 years ago
thanks!
skpann 2 years ago
That helped me with my work. XD... Thanks a lot. =D
nichioku 2 years ago
wow! insightful, i loved it, thanks.
loverofbeats 2 years ago
excellent! tanx
murcork 2 years ago
Excellent presentation and video.
I wish my uni lecturers were as clear as you!
Thanks again.
michaele334 2 years ago
very well presented, thanks for your work.
kiranp747 3 years ago
appreciate you work...marvelous
qodir 3 years ago 4
Absolutely awesome. I have never felt economics so clear
sivaprasad2020 3 years ago 18
very nice job.. congrats!
GingerFish85 3 years ago
Very well done. From a visual perspective - some better lighting would make this a top notch instructional vid. The presenter's face is too dark on the one side - I recommend some fill there or perhaps move the key light and fill appropriately.
animationbrewery 3 years ago 2
very helpful
connorbag 3 years ago 3
it was interesting, thanks!! I wonder what is done when comparing countries to minimize the effects of the distortion from (for example) one tax rate to the next..
rulllar 3 years ago
Very interesting indeed, cheers!
rfvo 3 years ago
well done
thanks a lot
sw6655666 3 years ago
Great performance and easy to understand. Thank you!
B0ge 3 years ago
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jaywon06 3 years ago