Imports, Exports, and Exchange Rates: Crash Course Economics #15

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Title	:	Imports, Exports, and Exchange Rates: Crash Course Economics #15
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Comment from : twkbeats

we trust our government to keep track of over seas moral issues of imported good They don't care they just want money
Comment from : Youil Aushana

Very educative 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
Comment from : Alain Bongbi

3 or 4 course in one Video,thanks so much
Comment from : Mpande Syambayi

Used to watch you years ago while studying Just came back to say huge thank you to the entire Crash Course team :D
Comment from : Jackpot974

Great content but I had a hard time following some of it because you talk so fast! Would be better for me if you just slowed down, even if that means covering less content Overall, thanks for the video
Comment from : Jacob Blumin

Thanks for this Wonderful Course Team!
Comment from : Karthick Raja

the protectionist comment is a great point, I wish some political leaders in 2016-2020 watched this video!
Comment from : Laura Williams

Love from Azerbaijan
Comment from : Nurlan Aliyev

I feel bad for those other countries Ew Kanye West
Comment from : Arjun MK8DX

From 7:16 onward was soooo hard to understand!!
Comment from : Gustavo Silva

WTO is killing the global south They need to employ protectionism
Comment from : fluff

I think y’all need to say more than just “in the aggregate, trade is good”
Comment from : orlando

Well 6 years later and it’s definitely China now!
Comment from : David Duncan

What this video is not stating is most important, since it is explaining how corporate governments work At the end of the video, this video explains the financial statements that a government would have; which would be equivalent to any holding company, a position which most United Nations recognized governments occupy In the middle, the video talks about trade deficits, and how "most Americans believe this is a bad thing"; which is drawing a grossly incomplete generalization, a trait that many generalizations share This video is mostly done from the perspective of North America, and begins talking about the alleged trade that happens between China and the US This video does make the broad claim that it iis better for others to produce to their strengths, and trade with other countries What this video is referring to is co-operation between allegedly independent juridic entities; as with the example of products being manufactered in China and shipped to the U S Naturally, the claim would be true that Canada would be the biggest trading partner for the United States of America, Incorporated Government This so-called trade would be equivalent to a holding company shifting property between subsidiaries
Comment from : S C Coleman

Very Educative and unpackaging lots of myths on International Trade
Comment from : Faisal Umar Mulalira

This video summarized Microeconomics really well!
Comment from : DIGA Hub

All these Economics videos felt better than all my Economics class at the University
Comment from : genesis lugo

Great content! It really clears up the concepts and help in making sense of the net exports rather than using only numbers I liked the US agreement with Canada as an example and the positive results they earned
Comment from : abdullah hani al-salah

Please stop exporting Kanye music That's not who we want other countries to think Americans are Really
Comment from : Marya Dawn

'Comparative advantage' usually means poor human right in third world countries; just in case you want to consume more 'democratically'
Comment from : TonnyLi

Clothing is a very polluted industry It involves a lot of chemical processes which can harm the environment around the manufacturing facility Which is a concern in the US but not in China and India That's why companies tend to have facilities in Asia rather than having them in the US and being sued
Comment from : R Krish

Hi
Comment from : rich boy

Its corn a ful corn whith norbs it has the juce
Comment from : rich boy

Its corn
Comment from : rich boy

5:30 Exchange rate
Comment from : 🌹Paifu™🌹

bruh momen
Comment from : r_ad

WHAT? If I buy items from china they can only use that money on US services???? huh?????
Comment from : Charles McGill

Studying for my social studies PRAXIS and they ask some questions about economics These vids are a big help
Comment from : Tom H

love your channel jacob! you';ve really helped me pass me economics course this year 😁keep it up! 💪
Comment from : Leandra Broughton

I should have taken economics for igcse Its fun to learn it!
Comment from : Tamanna Dave

Kanye west album 😂😂😂😂😂
Comment from : Siddhesh Shenavi

This video is a good example of what they were saying in the last one of how economic ideas change with time
Comment from : Joe Curran

this guy drips swag like a broken faucet with that ac/dc belt
Comment from : George Krafchak

C'mon guysinternational trade based on comparative advantage runs against Smith and Ricardo's frameworkspecially the complete dependence of comparative advantage theory on the INMOBILITY of capitalin the presence of capital MOBILITY flows of trade are explained not by comparative advantages but by capital yields, that in the current economy mean low wagesbrSUBSIDIESanother big issue! USA EUROPE, JAPAN, CHINA will never depend on international trade to feed their people so subsidies como into play which makes agriculture from LA completely uncompetitive and excludes increasing number of people from economic activitybrFree trade has never been free, it has always been administered Some aspects of free trade are positive, others are not and completely ignore comparative advantagebrI really like this channel and wish you both great success
Comment from : Tomas Artinano

Can somebody send this video to Trump please?
Comment from : Khanh Tran Bao

The way she says China is so great
Comment from : Divyanshu Gogna

Great explanation
Comment from : The Risk Experience Podcast

Kanye West albums are anything but intellectual
Comment from : ryan morgan

YOU IMPORT YOUR GRAPHICS!? TRAITORS!! THE LOT OF YOU!
Comment from : Screaming Person

Someone please share this video to Donald Trump
Comment from : Zahin Zakian

ah lol NAFTA was scraped
Comment from : Justin Lou

„Intellectual goods like Kanye West albums“ I caaaannn‘tt😂😂😂
Comment from : Malaika Naomi

Videos are very informative! But can you please slow down when talking! Some of us are having to do assignments based off these videos There is no way a 23 question assignment should be covered by a ten minute video Please slow down
Comment from : Brooke Wright

If I understood right, the benefits of currency depreciation has a limited effect until currency appreciation happens Thus it is a back and forth game of manufacturing, unless a country manipulates its currency to keep it depreciated and maintain the upper hand in exports
Comment from : Crinosis

That was a great crash course Thanks
Comment from : Alejandro Flores

America is the richest, we farm is exchange rate close yet?
Comment from : King Jeremy Sir Cornwell

I have question : What determines whether a small open economy will have a trade surplus or a trade deficit?brcan someone explain please?
Comment from : i Emre DOGAN

i didnt get how the china government regulates its currency value
Comment from : Sunidhi Garg

Bruh bruh bruh bruh bruh, if you are china and export to the us for us dollars, how do you make money, didn't stick in my head so if anyone could explain that would be great
Comment from : ohnoitsthecatman morse

Pandemics are also a cost of international tradebrAntibiotics extent? 80/90
Comment from : WriteYourRepBrakeUpAlphabet

I have a question: does exports/imports between European countries has the same impact? For example, if Germany is a net exporter to Italy, does current account and financial account balance out? Would Germany buy Italian assets or that doesn't count because we share the same currency?
Comment from : Luigi L

This is harder than science
Comment from : Rohit Patnaik

Pam?
Comment from : Walupof

I like how the us with a population of 330,000,000 or so is depending on us 36,000,000 canadians the most
Comment from : Ryan Rrree

1:26 i thought u said p*rn and c*ck
Comment from : Ryan Rrree

Jacob looks like Mark Cuban
Comment from : Ernest David

NAFTA did nothing for us beyond tripling the prices of almost all drugs
Comment from : thekaxmax

Nice video !brBut I am unable to understand how country A exporting more products to country B will affect the currency of country B Anyone ?
Comment from : Siddh Aarth

Lolz from Bangladesh!!!!!
Comment from : Tauhid Ershad

MALAYSIA!!! I AM FROM MALAYSIA!!!
Comment from : Nicholas Chong

Invaluable information Thank you guys SO MUCH!
Comment from : Aleta Ewing

👍
Comment from : That Guy

Good info!
Comment from : Olu Ade

9:18 trade is about winners and looser”s? Trade isent about two countries coming together in a MUTUAL agreement??? Im looking forward to a reply
Comment from : steven huber

CORONA VIRUS IS HEREbrI HOPE YOU ALL ARE IN GOD CONDITIONS
Comment from : Adrian Jimenez

WowJacob does not blink :/
Comment from : Javad Mirzaei

Had to check the year this was made when I heard protectionism lol
Comment from : Not Phyno

Watching this in 2020 is kinda funny
Comment from : Federico Nuñez Vizcaya

6:29 I'm Popeye the Sailor Man!brToot Toot!
Comment from : SaiGuyNoSpy

Nothing beats expertise when it comes to trading
Comment from : Maisy Kirsty

Hi guys! How do we call the effect of a rise in the expected exchange rate to current exchange rate ?
Comment from : Dennis Kosyakov

this video didn't age well
Comment from : Maruthi Nandan

hey could you do an episode on US and china trade war and what it means in economy??
Comment from : Deepthi N

"Its unlikely the worlds largest economies will return to strict protectionism" - Free markets profit developed, dominating, import-oriented economies at the expense of others Developing, export oriented economies are largely hurt by it That's why highly protectionist China does so well It keeps as much as possible of foreign goods and corporation away On the other hand African countries, Mexico etc who are exploited by the west suffer under the free trade Just look at the data by the World Bank itself - GDP per capita PPP, since 1990 up until now Africa wasn't always so much behind the West, it gets progressively more behind since the free market neoliberal policies of Reagan/Thatcher/end of Bretton Woods started
Comment from : Peace Guard

These videos disgust me
Comment from : Baron Rotza

this guy made it too confusing ffs
Comment from : Lord Ali10

Simple no nonsense explanation Thank you
Comment from : john holme

is it required for a country to import goods? even though you have the resources already
Comment from : Gerrickson Malto

Nice background music at the end!
Comment from : Abhishek Anshuwali

What is the diference between internal and internatiol trade
Comment from : Mikko Mamee

Great
Comment from : Yousuf Ali

Too fast! It really isn't the same quality whenever it's not the Green brothers 😔
Comment from : Isabella Tavana

Nice ACDC belt bro, you are sooo hip and kool!
Comment from : Will Turner

I don't know why but Jacob Clifford has always been an inspiration to me Please author a reference book for IGCSE and IAL students, Jacob Will help a lot
Comment from : Md Rezaul Karim