19. Short Run Production, Marginal and Average Product
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Great content. Thorough explanation. Thanks, it helped me a lot.
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I HAVE MY FINAL TMRW MORNING AND U JUST MADE ME SOOOOO MUCH HAPPIER THAN I WAS THIS ENTIRE SEMESTER!!!! WHO ARE YOU BECAUSE U R MY HERO!!!!!!!!!! and smarter than my professor in a new york state university haha
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watched a couple of your videos now..man, i wish you were my teacher..
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GREAT video, you really helped me understand this concept so much more!!
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great video, thanks for this, also you remind me of seth rogen
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@intromediateecon thanks!
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Thanks for this, I'm taking the Microeconomics CLEP tomorrow, and these videos are really helping me put the last blocks in place.
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very helpful, easy but really constructive explanation!
Although your beisbol example got me confused at first!
what's the x-axis and y-axis of the graph?
hillaryishillary 9 months ago
@hillaryishillary The y-axis is Quantity per unit of Labor and the x-axis is Units of Labor (we usually measure units of labor in terms of worker-hours. Hence, a 4 person team working an 8 hour shift would count as L = 32 (8*4).
intromediateecon 9 months ago
good video. suggestion: you could show the TP (or production) function before the marginal and average products.
vik238 1 year ago
@vik238 Thanks for the suggestion.
That's actually how I do it in the book (see page 77). The intuition for drawing TP is identical to drawing marginal product, so I thought that it wasn't worth the board space for this video, but your point is well taken. If I ever re-film the videos, I may incorporate your suggestion.
intromediateecon 1 year ago