Monday, December 26, 2011

Mikeroeconomics: Daily Review -- Normal Goods

Mikeroeconomics: Daily Review -- Normal Goods: Print out the graph, Market for Pep UP! then use a pencil to sketch what happens to the market equilibrium when consumer incomes fall. Ass...



About the Author: Mike Fladien is a high school Economics and Law teacher in Muscatine, Iowa. He has been called the EconHacker because he has a talent for explaining Economics concepts in a simple language that anyone can understand.
Friday, December 23, 2011

Mikeroeconomics: Daily Review -- Supply and Demand

Mikeroeconomics: Daily Review -- Supply and Demand: On the graph, Market for Pep UP! show what happens to the market equilibrium when the price of sugar donuts increases. Assume that sugar do...

Mikeroeconomics: Daily Review -- Supply and Demand

Mikeroeconomics: Daily Review -- Supply and Demand: On the graph, Market for Pep UP! show what happens to the market equilibrium for Pep UP! when the price of Yea! Cola increases. Assume th...
Sunday, December 18, 2011

Mikeroeconomics: Kindle Fire APP

Mikeroeconomics: Kindle Fire APP: My new app will be on supply and demand and available on Amazon.com next week.  This app costs a $1 and will teach you about supply and de...
Sunday, December 11, 2011

Mikeroeconomics: Derivied Demand and Ethanol

Mikeroeconomics: Derivied Demand and Ethanol: Derived demand is a term used in the factor market used to explain that the demand for a resource such as labor is "derived" from the produc...
Sunday, December 4, 2011

Mikeroeconomics: Ethanol Subsidy

Mikeroeconomics: Ethanol Subsidy: How do Ethanol subsidies work? I wrote to Dr. Walter Nicholson , author of my favorite intermediate textbooks on Microeconomics. This po...



About the Author: Mike Fladien is a high school Economics and Law teacher in Muscatine, Iowa. He has been called the EconHacker because he has a talent for explaining Economics concepts in a simple language that anyone can understand.

Mikeroeconomics: Daily Review -- Income Elasticity

Mikeroeconomics: Daily Review -- Income Elasticity: Can a good be both income inelastic and a normal good? My answer is "yes." If my income raises, I might buy more laundry detergent...



About the Author: Mike Fladien is a high school Economics and Law teacher in Muscatine, Iowa. He has been called the EconHacker because he has a talent for explaining Economics concepts in a simple language that anyone can understand.