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June 21, 2015 by jagfnz Leave a Comment

Quotas – working through chapter 10 question 2

A short clip explaining question 2 chapter 10 – where there are some definite ambiguities. Any one  a little weak on understanding the effects of quotas in the basic neoclassical model can benefit from this clip.

Filed Under: Econ103 Summer SFU, Intro Econ, MicroEcon Principles Tagged With: econ 103, Econ103 Summer SFU, economics

June 21, 2015 by jagfnz Leave a Comment

Quotas – chapter 10 question 2

A short clip explaining question 2 chapter 10 – where there are some definite ambiguities. Any one  a little weak on understanding the effects of quotas in the basic neoclassical model can benefit from this clip.

 

Filed Under: Econ103 Summer SFU, Intro Econ, MicroEcon Principles Tagged With: econ 103, Econ103 Summer SFU, economics

June 19, 2015 by jagfnz Leave a Comment

Wednesday 103 lectures

Here are clips for the first and second hours of Wednesdays Lectures – raw un-edited screen capture.

First Hour:

Second hour:

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June 12, 2015 by jagfnz Leave a Comment

Quickie intro to game theory

In order to prepare students to work on a pre set exam question based on two readings, one from Kreps (Ch 23 Credibility and Reputation, Micro for Managers) , the other from Dixit and Skeath (Games of strategy – 10 steps to credibility!) . This was done “impromptu” , using a document camera – but as it turned out the “slower” pace of hand written material “works” well. Maybe better than regular “pre prepared, slick,  presentation slides”?

 

Filed Under: Econ103 Summer SFU, Game Theory, Intro Econ, managerial economics, MicroEcon Principles Tagged With: econ 103, Econ103 Summer SFU, game theory

June 9, 2015 by jagfnz Leave a Comment

Self interest or greed at the basis for economic thinking about human behaviour

Doug’s book has a provocative idea: people are always and everywhere motivated by Greed. Just what does this mean? John asks: Isn’t it a bit off putting to think this is the one and only motivation for human behaviour – and wrong, since many of us do clearly feel we are not greedy people? ” Doug replies….. (8 minutes long)

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