The Effects of a Per Unit Subsidy 

Clear and concise. Watching this video is like a crash course to understand the topic. Thanks for uploading!

Simple, yet effective. Excellent ! Can't thank you enough!!

This was really really really helpful, thank you so much

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Wow, jason, great video! Explained it much more clearer than my textbook. Keep up the good work.

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Excellent video. Really helped me grasp the effect of subsidies.

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The intro is so 2011. Also, thanks for the video. Helped a lot

This explanation is very clear!

Thanks for your explanation! Very helpful!

very helpful and easily understandable. Thank you

This video has a ton of helpful info, but there is an error/typo in I noticed confused me a bit for my Econ class. Consumer Surplus = Represented by top highlighted area on the triangle Producer Surplus = Represented by lower highlighted area on the triangle (Google producer surplus and check images and see for yourself) The video shows it as the other way around around the 6:00-7:00 minute mark When asked questions such as "How much producer/consumer surplus is shown in the graph?", I was getting my answers backwards until I noticed this

So is the producer surplus equal to $1 or $2?

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Your videos are fantastic! Could you do a video on factor markets? It comes up a lot in the AP Micro exam and I don't really understand it.

i am just confused in the end since the net effect on tax payers is greater so does that mean that consumer suplus doesn’t end up changing?

but if we have a percentage subsidy (example 70% of total expenditure, so an ad valorem subsidy), how is the exercise constructed? how supply and demand curve slopes change?

Hi Jason, my IB Econ students want to know where the deadweight loss goes... more exactly, how might they visualize that loss in a market? Thanks!

I'm not quite sure about the producer surplus increased.Why it is the part above the equilibrium price?

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my teacher's explanation is that due to the extra units produced, Marginal cost (area under MC) is bigger than Marginal Benefit (area under MB) . therefore the triangle is the welfare loss due to extra units produced. is that correct???

Thank you

Nailed it, great video

That means the consumer surplus must be down and producer surplus must be up which is below the demand curve?

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excellent video

Thank you very much!

does this still hold in a duopoly??

Can I know about the surplus when demand curve is perfectly inelastic???I mean who enjoys the surplus producers or consumres???

what do you use to draw your graph? I mean program wise

the pink triangle is the price paid to avoid starvation in the case of imported corn not being provided during a war

Just curious what program are you using for your analysis?

I don't get uo new supply curve because zero output can't be produced

What types of goods indirect taxes do not have deadweight loss?

A subsidy raises the demand over time, as well. The cheapening of the product incentivizes consumers to buy more.

What software do you use here for the graphs?

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What if the subsidy had an effect on the demand curve? Would the demand curve shift to the left or right? This is a question I have for an assignment.

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Very good

thankyou so much

Around 4:35 you say it results in an increase in demand due to the increase in supply. Did you mean to say that differently? Increases in supply to cause increases in demand. Demand is higher at lower prices though. Am I missing something? I was hoping you were going to get into the math in this video of figuring out the actual real numbers not just the shifts.

You didn't show how to calculate the producer and consumer price

If you actually watch the video, it will show you how to solve your problem!

i did not understand!!!!!

I don't understand the dead weight loss part, can someone please explain???

I don´t understand why the gained producer surplus is that shape above the new consumer surplus!

good stuff

I think I got the point. yeah thanks mate

Oppurtinity cost: education - oh, the irony!

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6:47

@welkerjason Thanks a lot mate ! great video btw..!

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Your comment is partially inaccurate, and it is a really important difference! A producer-side subsidy (which is what the video is demonstrating) increases the QUANTITY demanded, because of the lower price that consumers are seeing. It does NOT cause the entire demand curve to shift to the right, which is what you are describing.

still wondering why this has so few views...

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Pp lol alright i gotta get back to studying

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