General MRU Feedback
We welcome any feedback on how we can improve Marginal Revolution University. You can also email us at support AT mruniversity.com.
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New series .
Please sir make a series on money- banking and finance.
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good job highly appreciate your work
great job highly appreciate your work
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A downloading error
The "Why Do Governments Enact Price Controls?" cannot be downloaded. There is a different video ("Rent control") under the "download" option.
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Downloading should be easier
Currently I can download all the videos of a course using iTunes or using the link below the video.
But:
iTunes is a mess. Classes appear out of order or do not appear at all. Some courses are not there.
Downloading one audio/video file at a time is tiring. There should be an option to download all files from a course with just one click. You could even use BitTorrent.
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Give a brief written explanation for each question after submitting a quiz as to why the right answer is the right answer.
This would greatly help me understand the material better.
96 votesThanks for the feedback, Karim! This is a feature that we have planned.
Cheers,
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PPT
Is there any PPT files made from your's videos (in fact, that are use in videos)? If not, maybe it's not a bad idea to make it. The PPT files shoud be editable, of course, for better use in any language.
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In your introductory lecture to Great Economists, you say that you will offer a course on Marxian economics. Is that still your plan?
I believe that a course on Marxian economics would be a natural addition to the Great Economists course. It would allow us to understand how the Theory of Value evolved from Smith and Ricardo to Marx.
It would also be interesting to see how Marxism and the Marginal Utility theorists view the world differently.
And finally, we could look at later theorists like Joseph Schumpeter and David Harvey.
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In Development Economics (and possibly elsewhere), add David Ellerman
David Ellerman has been a major thinker for over 40 years on democratic firms and development economics, as well and philosophical foundations (e.g. inalienable rights and property theory).
http://www.ellerman.org/7 votes -
This is without a doubt the best thing on the Internet. The lessons are very clear, comprehensive and a real lifesaver.
These lessons are the best thing since sliced bread. Easy to understand, great reinforcement of the concept taught. I am confident I will have far fewer problems in my MBA classes because of your unselfish presentation and offering to
4 votesThank you! I shared the feedback with the entire team. It’s always nice to hear it!
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What you expect of us, should shape your teaching style.
I believe the most you can expect from all of us, is to be able to spread these ideas on Facebook. Unlike your articles, and videos, our communications must be succinct. Please include a short list of reminding ideas which if not lending themselves to instant permanent memorization can be captured and stored in our own list of important reminders.
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Add a course on public choice economics
Please add a course on public choice economics. There's an excellent list of MRU courses for learning to think like an economist. But strongly believe another function of these courses could/should be to make us better, more knowledgeable citizens regarding public policy issues. And that means we need a course in public choice economics — "politics without the romance" — i.e., what economic analysis can tell us about the political decision-making process. That way we'll be better able to determine whether free-market or government-driven solutions would likely work better for addressing particular issues. And we'll each have a better "BS…
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Masters in Economics from MR Univ.
Hi MR Team,
Thanks for developing this awesome website the contents are really cool. I believe, MR can leverage on this content and develop a master program around it. A nominal certifying fees can also be charged from interested candidates to want to get a formal diploma from MRU. I am sure a lot of candidates would love to pursue their masters in economics (online) and get their diplomas from MR.Thanks,
Rajeev A. Nair1 vote -
Results of Practice Questions
As an instructor, I would like for my students to be able to email me the results of their practice questions via your site. Perhaps a button they can click on to enter my email address. OR, a setting on their profile.
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A glossary of basic economic terms everyone should know.
A glossary of basic economic terms everyone should know.
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Consumer theory
May I know under what section is consumer theory covered in your videos?
Thanks
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Indicate lenght of the chapters/videos
I have started the Development Economics course. The same way it is very useful to know that it is a 25.5 video hours course, it would be very useful and simple to implement knowing how long are every chapter or even every video. It would allow users to better plan their study plan.
Congrats for the site!
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50% vs 100%
In the video "Elasticity of demand", it is said that toothpicks' price going up from 50 cents to one dollar, it is a large price increase of 50%. I would think it is rather 100%, is it not?
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I have questions I need to ask but, do not see a place for members to ask questions.
I would like to see a place where members could ask questions.
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