Lectures related to Indifference curve

Explores the state's role in market economy, resource allocation, income redistribution, and consumer optimization.

Explores intertemporal trade and SOE allocation with financial autarky, focusing on interest rate effects on consumption and welfare gain.

Explores consumer preferences, optimal choices, labor supply, and saving supply in microeconomics.

Explores the relationship between economic growth, GDP, and happiness, highlighting the complexities of measuring well-being.

Explores the dynamics and comparative statics of a consumption based model.

Covers optimizing agents and the transition from willingness to pay to demand.

Analyzes labor market equilibrium, tax impacts, and steady-state hours.

Covers movements along and shifts of demand and supply curves, explaining price impacts and investment analysis principles.

Explores the structure, regulation, pricing, and affordability of water utilities in the U.S.

Explains the determination of equilibrium state prices in asset pricing through consumption market clearing and budget constraints.

Discusses external benefits, subsidies, and their impact on market equilibrium and surplus distribution.

Explores the impact of traffic congestion on commuters and society, emphasizing the importance of considering both costs and benefits.

Explores labor supply, elasticity, and real-world examples of demand and pricing impacts.

Explores market equilibria, analyzing demand, supply slopes, and equilibrium outcomes at different prices and scenarios.

Covers willingness to pay, willingness to accept, market equilibrium, and the impact of external costs on production and total surplus.

Explores microeconomic principles, market equilibrium, state interventions, and the functioning of a pure market economy.

Explores methods to assess environmental costs, including travel expenses and external costs of noise and housing.

Covers the basics of demand, including preferences, willingness to pay, and elasticity.