Microeconomics Examples for Everything - Path to A*s

Microeconomics Examples for Everything - Path to A*s. Simply a must watch!

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[DR-ldjn]

Honestly you deserve a knighthood for your services to economics.

Could you do a video on the Harold domar model please?

[littlecook]

My man Dal has a monopsony for buying XL Durex!

[ejay]

you taught me so much within 25 minutes compared to my professor within a entire semester. thank you.

[realFriedrichHayek]

15:35 What a ledge!
The free market give you the XXL size ;)

[demiraetay]

Thank you so much you're honestly such a great guy

[santandave]

Can you do one for macro? with reference to developing and developed countries

[cmilli]

Can I meet you in reality? I dont know how to express my appreciation to your videos. I really want to buy your a house when I succeed in economics one day

[nameee]

Really appreciate this. Been trying to look for good examples to fit into my answers for the longest time, THANK YOU 😁😁

[callumjsc]

Incredible video! Was literally going to spend hours doing this today but being the economic god you are, you've done it for me!

[patrickdaniel]

Could you possibly do another for macro please, its quite soon? Thank you so much, this is great

[MagicBroVloggers]

now we're all gunna have the same context- reckon the examiners will clock?

[tomhirst]

Please can you make a 2018 updated version for macro and micro examples. Cheers

[mariaelsaniaespinozabellor]

Sincerely, thank you for enhancing my insertando. If it was not for you, I would not have passed 😍😍

[atijetv]

Thank you much!! God bless you loads! This is amazing!

[sillywilly]

Omg someone please say in their exam 'from personal experience' if they use DUREX as an example, would be jokes 😆😆😆

[lushiousize]

Could you please do a video like this for the macroeconomic a-level exam?

[lauratanner]

you life saver Dal, love you long time pal xx

[michaelc]

You're the God we need, but not the God we deserve!

[teeflames]

For the Market Failure 'slide' at 8mins. Isn't driving cars a consumption externality rather than a production?