25 min[International Trade] WEEK4(2)
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The video explains absolute and comparative advantage, shows how opportunity costs determine specialization, and demonstrates how mutually beneficial trade increases total output.
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28 min[International Trade] WEEK8(3)
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The video walks through a step‑by‑step calculation of how a $10 tariff on a $40 world price affects domestic production, consumption, imports, consumer and producer surplus, government revenue, and ov
31 min[International Trade] WEEK8(2)
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The video explains how tariffs and binding import quotas affect prices, production, consumption, imports, government revenue, and dead‑weight loss in a small open economy using numerical exercises.
21 min[International Trade] WEEK7(3)
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This video explains how tariffs impact economic welfare by defining customer and producer surpluses, detailing the creation of deadweight loss through production and consumption distortions, and explo
22 min[International Trade] WEEK7(2)
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This video explains the economic effects of free trade and tariffs, detailing how they influence domestic prices, production, consumption, imports, and the welfare of consumers, producers, and the gov
23 min[International Trade] WEEK6(3)
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This video explains how comparative advantage drives international trade based on factor endowments and how trade impacts different groups within a country, while also introducing new trade theories t
25 min[International Trade] WEEK6(1)
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This video explains the origins of comparative advantage by examining how differences in factor endowments and factor intensities between countries lead to varying opportunity costs, ultimately drivin
50 min[International Trade] WEEK5(Recording of the in-person lecture)
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The video explains the Ricardian model of international trade, focusing on absolute and comparative advantages derived from opportunity costs, and then introduces the Heckscher-Ohlin model, which expl
45 min[International Trade] WEEK4(3)
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This lecture explains the concept of opportunity cost and its crucial role in understanding comparative advantage and international trade, demonstrating how specialization based on lower opportunity c
20 min[International Trade] WEEK4(1)
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The lecture explains opportunity cost and comparative advantage, showing how two countries can both gain from trade even when one is absolutely more productive.
25 min[International Trade] WEEK3(3)
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The lecture explains comparative advantage using opportunity costs and production possibility frontiers for the US and UK, showing how specialization and trade lead to mutual gains and how exchange ra
23 min[International Trade] WEEK3(2)
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This video explains the law of competitive advantage, demonstrating how specialization based on a smaller absolute disadvantage or greater absolute advantage leads to mutually beneficial trade for ind
24 min[International Trade] WEEK3(1)
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The lecture introduces international trade theory, tracing its historical mercantilist roots, explaining absolute and comparative advantage, and illustrating modern trade policies such as the US semic
25 min[International Trade] WEEK1(2)
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The lecture explains various international market entry modes, focusing on exporting and when firms should choose alternative strategies such as licensing, franchising, alliances, acquisitions, or gre
23 min[International Trade] WEEK7(2)
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This video explains the core concepts of factor intensity and factor abundance as they relate to the Heckscher-Ohlin theory of international trade, which determines comparative advantage based on diff
23 min[International Trade] WEEK9(2)
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The video explains the Heckscher‑Ohlin model, outlining how differences in factor endowments determine comparative advantage, affect factor prices, and influence wage inequality, while detailing the m
17 min[International Trade] WEEK9(1)
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This video explains import quotas, how quota rent is generated and distributed, and critically compares the effects of quotas versus tariffs on domestic prices, production, consumption, and imports, e
22 min[International Trade] WEEK8(1)
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This video explains the economic effects of tariffs and import quotas using exercises, demonstrating how they impact domestic prices, production, consumption, and overall market outcomes.
15 min[International Trade] WEEK7(1)
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This video explains what tariffs are, how they are collected, the different types, and their impact on domestic prices, production, consumption, imports, and economic welfare, using a simplified small
24 min[International Trade] WEEK6(2)
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The Heckscher-Ohlin model explains comparative advantage and trade patterns by linking a country's relative abundance of factors of production (like labor and capital) with the relative factor intensi
49 min[International Trade] WEEK2(Recording of the In-Person Lecture)
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This video explains the fundamental concepts of international trade, including what it is, why nations and businesses engage in it, and the benefits it offers to consumers, governments, and firms, whi
25 min[International Trade] WEEK1(3)
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The video introduces and explains the Gravity Model of International Trade, demonstrating how a country's trade volume is primarily influenced by the economic size of its trading partners and their ge
25 min[International Trade] WEEK1(1)
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This video explores the multifaceted nature of globalization, presenting evidence of its expansion in goods, services, and finance, while discussing its economic benefits, adverse effects on income di
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