GRAPHING DEMAND AND SUPPLY

This describes the basics of graphing for economic theory purposes and applies it to the development of the demand and supply curves.

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• demand
• supply

[immaKILLyouRABBIT]

this is why i encourage ANARCHY,

[wwendt1]

I have no idea what you are trying to say with this comment. Could you elaborate or be more clear???

[africasgateway]

Thanks this was very helpful.

[wwendt1]

Sorry I did not reply earlier. I have more of these on my .mac domain if you would like to see them. Just ask me.

[DJBrokenHigh]

Thanks for the help! I really needed it.

[wwendt1]

Thanks, I really plan to do many more of these and to use a mike so that that is clear. Glad it helped you. wmw

[eddyvideostar]

@wwendt1.Dont worry Wendt1, Imma... has not done well in the trading aspect, or any aspect and anarchy is the only way of his gaining anything. Look as his You Tube name. How would you think that he would explain this?

[shuckyducky118]

Aloha Prof. Wendt. thank you for showing us, the public, the students, about how to graph Supply/Demand. I'm in Economics 130 here in Hawaii and we had to view your videos to get a better understanding of what we learned.  I have to say that you broke down the elements so that anyone can pick up the techniques. I will continue to view your videos through the course. Mahalo

[sakl313]

thank you this helped a lotttttt :)

[harryPotterChannelXX]

plz subscribe

[wwendt9]

@ead117 I am glad that it helped you. There are more on my videos at my website. Just click on Theory 01,02,03 and you will see two of three more on various topics in economics. Hope this helps you as well. //web.me.com/wwendt/minilectur­es/Welcome.html

[wwendt9]

I am glad that it helped you. There are more of my videos at my website. Just click on Theory 01, 02, and 03 and you will see two of three more on various topics in economics. Hope this helps you as well.

[ead117]

Thank you for this video. I think I am starting to understand this better.

[wwendt9]

Just to help, there is no difference. The Quantity equations are one way to express it, but the Price equations below are exactly the same, just that the independent variable is now Price rather than Quantity. You can tell this if you just rearrange the equations by leaving P on the one side, and then moving the 10 to the other side and then dividing by the 5 that is in front of the P.

Hope this helps you.

[biker52977]

@wwendt9 your video is terrible, i cant see shit, fix it and this is why your an asshole, thank you bye bye