Constructing the Production Possibilities Frontier

[TheLoveformankind]

i want a cute teacher like u

[matthewjdhandley]

I think it's disgusting that someone as good as she is, is being referred to as a babe and other things not related to the video. when someone gives up their time to do this, you don't comment about penis' or eyebrows :s

[TheMrMarioG]

You're not as hot as advertised on the comments

[catataubra3447]

@TheMrMarioG so why areyou jacking off for her right now?

[catataubra3447]

your great notion of scale makes it very hard to understand your graph.

[Shocker9]

You are very attractive and your videos are amazing. But damn those eye brows need to be calmed down. Maybe it's the quality of the camera or the light or something.....

[TheMrMarioG]

@Shocker9 What the fuck do you have to do with her eyebrows

[catataubra3447]

@TheMrMarioG her eyebrows are bigger than your penis

[DevilConFed]

damn, smart and sexy!

[yukoopdawood70]

cute

[rckinglife]

..well:) hi jodi ...is the production possibility frontier unique for a problem?..could u please help me with this concept ..?;)

[ChenJunHung]

not into ecnomics but i just found out ive literally watched every video here

[Hilrond]

i'd like to pretend im not looking at other peoples videos because your a really good teacher but PPFFFF lets be honest its because your a BABE

[VederchiHarry]

These theories look good and are convenient in the vicinities of a classroom... But How do You explain that is there still massive unemployement through out the World today???

[YoungIvyScholar]

@VederchiHarry Read "Free to Choose" by Milton Friedman

[crusaderg77]

Dear Jodie, I am sure they must use such models at places like Goldman Sachs, the Fed etc. because the future of economy is of concern to them. My question is, how come, these Ivy league economists got their models so dead wrong back in 07-08. Bernanke, for example was assuming that housing prices will keep increasing forever.

[annoloki]

@crusaderg77 The answer to that is pretty simple: nobody thought that house prices would rise forever. Just like the current situation with gold, people say "buy gold, the price is going up!!!" but if you ask them "will it continue to rise indefinitely" they'll say "no, but for now, wheeeh!!!". Of course when house prices don't go up, who cares, the CDOs are protected by CDSs, so as long as AIG etc can pay out on those CDSs, no problem, right? What could possibly go wrong!?!

[nicoldanielle]

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! You saved me in my economics class.Whew.

[shortylickens69]

THANKS NICE LADY!!

Sadly, she is not only prettier, but also a much better teacher than mine at school.

And I can rewind and rewatch her. I think college would be in trouble if it had to compete in the regular economy.

[vulture165]

Thanks so much for these videos - I teach HS economics and have taught it for some time, and though I understand and teach opportunity cost as well as the PPF, I've never seen so clearly how they relate to each other. You are a big help!

[pmcbrighton]

ok, i'm confused.

you say the opportunity cost of moe producing one car is 1/2 a lawn. how? why not one?

[INSANELKH]

@pmcbrighton

because it is the opportunity cost of moe producing ""one"" car, so it is 1/2 lawn.

If she says the opp. cost of moe producing ""two"" car, then it would be one lawn.

[INSANELKH]

@pmcbrighton

P.S. The opportunity cost is what you give up to get something.

Moe give up 1 lawn to produce 2 car, and

give up 1/2 lawn to produce 1 car. That's what she talk about.

[saraahxhc]

shouldn't the cars washed be 50 in total?!

[Becker0109]

Jodi, thanks for putting this on Video. Wish you were on the West coast. Your teaching is fine!! I love your outfit !! Cute!!