Econbusters
Hey everyone! Or perhaps I should say, "Hey you!" since you are one of the few (might I say special) people who found this channel. You see, "Econbusters" used to be a different channel. It was "Branded" channel associated with my Education account. However, in the dark of the night, or perhaps light of day, YouTube got rid of these (or at least impossible to log into). No big deal, you have found the new Econbusters channel. It is its infancy right now, but it will grow up.
Finally, what is the purpose of Econbusters? I'm glad you asked. It is to make 101 College Level economics accessible to all. It's goal is to bring understanding to the teaching of economics. Again, it focuses on the principles of economics (or foundational concepts) as taught by an entry level college course.
Anyhow, thanks for reading this. In time, I hope you find this site very helpful in your quest to understand the foundational concepts of economics.
Demand vs Quantity Demanded: Why the Difference Matters
Demand vs. Quantity Demanded: How They're Different
The Demand Curve is the Marginal Benefit Curve (Key for Understanding)
The Money Market Is the Liquidity Preference Model (Compete Explanation)
What Factors Determine Government Bond Yields
The Importance of Government Bond Yields: How They Impact the Economy and Markets
The AS/AD Model and Inflationary and Recessionary Gaps
Who Bears the Burden of a Tariff
Do Trade Deficits Justify Reciprocal Tariffs
How the April 2nd Tariffs Will Affect the Economy
Marginal Analysis: The Optimal Consumption
Introduction to the Factor Market: Changes in Factor Demand and Factor Supply
Monopolies and Perfect Price Discrimination
Monopolies and Price Ceilings: Regulating Excessive Pricing Power
Levying Per-Unit Taxes on Monopolies
A Welfare Analysis of a Firm with Monopoly Power: Showing the DWL
Graphing a Monopoly (Monopolistically Competitive) Firm Making Losses
Graphing a Monopoly (or Monopolistically Competitive) Firm Making Profits
The Minimum Efficiency Scale (and its Relationship to Natural Monopolies)
How the Fed Interprets Their "Dual" Mandate
Understanding Monetary Policy and Fed Actions (Soup to Nuts)
In Economics, It's about Cause and Effect: Don't Memorize
Why the Fed has an Inflation Target of 2%: Not Higher, Not Lower
Understanding What the Fed is Thinking - Monetary Policy Explained
How Interest Rates Impact Exchange Rates and Net Exports
How Interest Rate Changes Play Out in the Open Economy
A Welfare Analysis of A Firm with a Monopoly
AVC, MC, and the Supply Curve: The Minimum Price Needed to Supply Goods
The Importance of Prices: How They Coordinate Economic Activity
Changes in Supply & Demand vs Changes in Quantity Supplied & Quantity Demanded