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Comments and discussions under the videos could be very useful only if they are kept free from spam. Spammers often post links and ads. One way could be to designate some long time or serious users as moderators.

PS: In case you start such a program, I would love to help with moderation of content

Politicians (mostly left leaning) have for years harped on the dangers and social injustice of income inequality and are forever suggesting we "level the playing field" by compelling through taxation etc. the "rich" to "pay their fair share". Would you please analyze economically the benefits and drawbacks of such a strategy. Perhaps also discuss why the inequality occurs in the first place. Talent may be distributed on a bell curve but outcomes follow the Pareto curve. Why? Perhaps this is your opportunity for a future Nobel!

The wording in this question could lead people to the wrong answer:
"True or false: real GDP is always larger than real GDP per capita."

If the population is 1, then real GDP = real GDP per capita. As unlikely of a scenario that is...technically the answer is false. It is not always larger. It cannot be smaller because you can't have a partial person. But you could hypothetically have a single person. Maybe you should place the assumption in the question.

I have come across so many vblog in YouTube and I hope that you could collaborate with these people in order to gain viewers, because i think this course is very informative yet i happen to see very few subscribers.

I would like to see the videos in the future cover the concept of structural and cyclical deficits, discretionary fiscal policy and automatic stabilizer.

I mean, thesis in the college level, not PhD level. Or how do you call it? I am not a native English speaker.

i like this and thank you very much for this

excellent videos but if u give some type of written notes of lecture then its was very helpful for us

Topics to be covered:
Harrod domar model
Joan Robinson model
Kaldor model
Schumpeter theory
Lewis
Big push
Dualistic development theories
Investment criteria
Time series
Two gap model
Hicks and Harrod neutrality
.
Also please show how these model works in daily life for various economies.

You are doing fabulous job .Good work team!All the best.

Is it still coming? It's been almost 3 years since the last update. There are pretty good videos, unfortunately, it's not finished

It is a huge topic but also a very important/applicable one. Most economics schools that I've seen have a whole class to study Health Economics. Usually it is taught as an upper-level course but so are Developmental Economics and International Finance and you already have courses on those. It is a very highly debated topic - often argued by people who have no idea what they're talking about and could use some education!

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!

Please make sure that the information in the practice questions is correct. I just tried to answer one of the practice questions on GDP and it marked my correct answer wrong. I double checked my answer in the book and I was correct and the website was wrong. This problem could cause people to learn false information. :/

Your "Economists in the Wild" videos are 78% men. Why? Is it a "Male Economists in the Wild" series? If so, maybe you should update the title to reflect that.

It is difficult to assign individual videos to students. Would be great to number each section and sub-section for easy reference (i.e. The Demand Curve lecture should be 2.1)

Please provide content for youths with your innovative pedagogy.

Thanks
Nimit

I have gone through most videos. Its very short.. it would be better if you provide detail explanation with assumption and conclusion of theory..

Your videos are great and I use them in my classroom and post them on my course website as a kind of hybrid flipped classroom.

When will you have videos up for principles of macro? Thanks!