Lectures related to Minimum wage

Covers the calculation of supply elasticity and necessary wage adjustments to increase student labor supply.

Explores the pros and cons of common academic standards and evaluations.

Delves into monopoly, market power, price discrimination, and labor market dynamics.

Explores factory workers' conditions, time discipline, and the emergence of wage labor.

Explores the practical applications of Rolle's Theorem in finding points where the derivative is zero.

Covers market-based instruments for emission reductions and their efficiency in minimizing costs across different sources of emissions.

Delves into the history of domestic space, labor relationships, housing principles, and feminist influences in architecture.

Explores the transition to factory work, analyzing its impact on labor time and workers' lives.

Discusses the impact of migration on economies, including wage competition, brain waste, brain drain, and human rights.

Explores the impact of the pandemic on global migration and the evolving migration policies post-pandemic.

Explores limits, minimum and maximum values of functions, and continuity criteria in a compact set.

Covers the basics of constrained optimization, including tangent directions, trust-region subproblems, and necessary optimality conditions.

Explores constrained volume problems using Lagrange multipliers to find extrema under constraints in various examples.

Explores convex functions, global minima, and their relationship with differentiability.

Covers the basic definitions and properties of real functions, including monotonicity, periodicity, and extrema.

Explores momentum, energy, and angular momentum through practical examples.

Covers the concepts of optimization, focusing on finding maximum and minimum values.

Discusses monopsony, labor market dynamics, and various market structures' impact on pricing and production decisions.