Concludes the clip for differentiation and optimal University size. (Duration 2 minutes 13 seconds). Part of a series of films from the METAL (Mathematics for Economics: enhancing Teaching and Learning) project that show how partial differentiation and integration are used to gain constructive insights into economics as a discipline. They are fundamental building blocks for a course of mathematics for economics. These video clips and animations can be viewed in isolation, or via the learning pathway links to related materials in a Question Bank.
Differentiation has enabled us to understand why prices in monopolistic markets tend to be higher th...
This film is a summary of the concept of solving linear equations. (Duration 33 seconds). Part of a ...
A film presenting a summary of our understanding of logarithms. (duration 30 seconds). Part of a ser...
Concludes the clip for differentiation and optimal University size. (Duration 2 minutes 13 seconds)....
Concluding clip on using partial differentiation to understand pricing decisions in diversified orga...
A film that summarises how simultaneous equations are used in elementary economics. (Duration 2 minu...
Mathematics provides a hugely constructive way of gaining insights into economics as a discipline an...
Making rational decisions often means thinking about small changes, and many of them revolve around ...
This film is a brief summary of elementary mathematical concepts and their usefulness in economics (...
In this section we use partial differentiation to determine the change in demand of one product when...
Using partial differentiation to understand pricing decisions in diversified organisations. (Duratio...
The mathematics of calculus is a very powerful tool of such widespread application in economics that...
In this section we use the technique of partial differentiation to examine the pricing decisions in ...
Supermarkets have a much higher mark up on impulse items such as sweets. In this set we rearrange ou...
This film examines the relationship between monopoly power and elasticity, and applies this principl...
Differentiation has enabled us to understand why prices in monopolistic markets tend to be higher th...
This film is a summary of the concept of solving linear equations. (Duration 33 seconds). Part of a ...
A film presenting a summary of our understanding of logarithms. (duration 30 seconds). Part of a ser...
Concludes the clip for differentiation and optimal University size. (Duration 2 minutes 13 seconds)....
Concluding clip on using partial differentiation to understand pricing decisions in diversified orga...
A film that summarises how simultaneous equations are used in elementary economics. (Duration 2 minu...
Mathematics provides a hugely constructive way of gaining insights into economics as a discipline an...
Making rational decisions often means thinking about small changes, and many of them revolve around ...
This film is a brief summary of elementary mathematical concepts and their usefulness in economics (...
In this section we use partial differentiation to determine the change in demand of one product when...
Using partial differentiation to understand pricing decisions in diversified organisations. (Duratio...
The mathematics of calculus is a very powerful tool of such widespread application in economics that...
In this section we use the technique of partial differentiation to examine the pricing decisions in ...
Supermarkets have a much higher mark up on impulse items such as sweets. In this set we rearrange ou...
This film examines the relationship between monopoly power and elasticity, and applies this principl...
Differentiation has enabled us to understand why prices in monopolistic markets tend to be higher th...
This film is a summary of the concept of solving linear equations. (Duration 33 seconds). Part of a ...
A film presenting a summary of our understanding of logarithms. (duration 30 seconds). Part of a ser...