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    Lec 55 - Optional Calculus Proof to Show that MR has Twice Slope of Demand

    Optional Calculus Proof to Show that MR has Twice Slope of Demand Using some basic calculus to show that marginal revenue has twice the slope of the demand curve for a monopolist

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    Lec 56 - Review of Revenue and Cost Graphs for a Monopoly

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    Lec 1 - Production Possibilities Frontier

    Lec 2 - Opportunity Cost

    Lec 3 - Increasing Opportunity Cost

    Lec 4 - Allocative Efficiency and Marginal Benefit

    Lec 5 - Economic Growth through Investment

    Lec 6 - Comparative Advantage Specialization and Gains from Trade

    Lec 7 - Comparative Advantage and Absolute Advantage

    Lec 8 - Law of Demand

    Lec 9 - Price of Related Products and Demand

    Lec 10 - Changes in Income, Population, or Preferences

    Lec 11 - Normal and Inferior Goods

    Lec 12 - Inferior Goods Clarification

    Lec 13 - Law of Supply

    Lec 14 - Factors Affecting Supply

    Lec 15 - Market Equilibrium

    Lec 16 - Changes in Market Equilibrium

    Lec 17 - Price Elasticity of Demand

    Lec 18 - More on Elasticity of Demand

    Lec 19 - Perfect Inelasticity and Perfect Elasticity of Demand

    Lec 20 - Constant Unit Elasticity

    Lec 21 - Total Revenue and Elasticity

    Lec 22 - More on Total Revenue and Elasticity

    Lec 23 - Cross Elasticity of Demand

    Lec 24 - Elasticity of Supply

    Lec 25 - Elasticity and Strange Percent Changes

    Lec 26 - Demand Curve as Marginal Benefit Curve

    Lec 27 - Consumer Surplus Introduction

    Lec 28 - Total Consumer Surplus as Area

    Lec 29 - Producer Surplus

    Lec 30 - Rent Control and Deadweight Loss

    Lec 31 - Minimum Wage and Price Floors

    Lec 32 - Taxation and Dead Weight Loss

    Lec 33 - Percentage Tax on Hamburgers

    Lec 34 - Taxes and Perfectly Inelastic Demand

    Lec 35 - Taxes and Perfectly Elastic Demand

    Lec 36 - Marginal Utility

    Lec 37 - Equalizing Marginal Utility per Dollar Spent

    Lec 38 - Deriving Demand Curve from Tweaking Marginal Utility per Dollar

    Lec 39 - Budget Line

    Lec 40 - Optimal Point on Budget Line

    Lec 41 - Types of Indifference Curves

    Lec 42 - Economic Profit vs Accounting Profit

    Lec 43 - Depreciation and Opportunity Cost of Capital

    Lec 44 - Fixed, Variable, and Marginal Cost.

    Lec 45 - Visualizing Average Costs and Marginal Costs as Slope

    Lec 46 - Marginal Cost and Average Total Cost

    Lec 47 - Marginal Revenue and Marginal Cost

    Lec 48 - Marginal Revenue Below Average Total Cost

    Lec 49 - Long Term Supply Curve and Economic Profit

    Lec 50 - Perfect Competition

    Lec 51 - Monopoly Basics

    Lec 52 - Monopolist Optimizing Price (part 1)- Total Revenue.

    Lec 53 - Monopolist Optimizing Price (part 2)- Marginal Revenue

    Lec 54 - Monopolist Optimizing Price (part 3)- Dead Weight Loss.avi

    Lec 56 - Review of Revenue and Cost Graphs for a Monopoly

    Lec 57 - Oligopolies and Monopolisitc Competition

    Lec 58 - Monopolistic Competition and Economic Profit

    Lec 59 - Oligopolies, Duopolies, Collusion, and Cartels

    Lec 60 - Prisoners' Dilemma and Nash Equilibrium

    Lec 61 - More on Nash Equilibrium

    Lec 62 - Why Parties to Cartels Cheat

    Lec 63 - Game Theory of Cheating Firms

    Lec 64 - Negative Externalities

    Lec 65 - Taxes for Factoring in Negative Externalities

    Lec 66 - Positive Externalities

    Lec 67 - Tragedy of the Commons

    Lec 68 - First Degree Price Discrimination

    Lec 69 - A Firm's Marginal Product Revenue Curve

    Lec 70 - How Many People to Hire Given the MPR curve

    Lec 71 - Adding Demand Curves

    Lec 72 - Circular Flow of Income and Expenditures

    Lec 73 - Parsing Gross Domestic Product

    Lec 74 - More on Final and Intermediate GDP Contributions

    Lec 75 - Investment and Consumption

    Lec 76 - Income and Expenditure Views of GDP

    Lec 77 - Components of GDP

    Lec 78 - Examples of Accounting for GDP

    Lec 79 - Real GDP and Nominal GDP

    Lec 80 - GDP Deflator

    Lec 81 - Example Calculating Real GDP with a Deflator

    Lec 82 - Introduction to Inflation

    Lec 83 - Actual CPI-U Basket of Goods

    Lec 84 - Phillips Curve

    Lec 85 - Interest as Rent for Money

    Lec 86 - Money Supply and Demand Impacting Interest Rates

    Lec 87 - The Business Cycle

    Lec 88 - Aggregate Demand

    Lec 89 - Shifts in Aggregate Demand

    Lec 90 - Long-Run Aggregate Supply

    Lec 91 - Short Run Aggregate Supply

    Lec 92 - Demand-Pull Inflation under Johnson

    Lec 93 - Real GDP driving Price

    Lec 94 - Cost Push Inflation

    Lec 95 - Monetary and Fiscal Policy

    Lec 96 - Tax Lever of Fiscal Policy

    Lec 97 - Breakdown of Gas Prices

    Lec 98 - Short-Run Oil Prices

    Lec 99 - Keynesian Economics

    Lec 100 - Risks of Keynesian Thinking

    Lec 101 - Overview of Fractional Reserve Banking