Introduction to Economics (2 Parts)

Synopsis: Part 1: Shows how supply and demand diagrams can be used to explain some economic effects. The first part deals with excess supply and demand and asks how there can be grain mountains in one part of Europe and food queues in another. Animated diagrams demonstrate the effects of taxation and the results of changes in demand and supply.
Part 2: Uses aggregate supply and demand diagrams to explain some problems in macro-economics. Investigates a number of aggregate supply curves to demonstrate how a wage-price spiral arises.
Series: Introduction to Economics, Course D210
Language: English
Country: Great Britain
Medium: Video; Videocassette. Standard formats. col. 21, 22 min.
Year of production: 1986
Availability: OUT OF DISTRIBUTION
Subjects: Economics
Keywords: supply and demand

Title: Demand and supply
Synopsis: Part 1: Shows how supply and demand diagrams can be used to explain some economic effects. The first part deals with excess supply and demand and asks how there can be grain mountains in one part of Europe and food queues in another. Animated diagrams dem
Title: VC1
Synopsis: Part 2: Uses aggregate supply and demand diagrams to explain some problems in macro-economics. Investigates a number of aggregate supply curves to demonstrate how a wage-price spiral arises.
Title: Using the aggregate demand and supply model
Title: VC2

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