Comments by "Klakkalakka" (@klakkalakka6704) on "Unlearning Economics" channel.

  1. Just remember that economics is not free of politics and keep track of implicit assumptions within ideas, then you should get pretty far.
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  2. Another point maybe, might it also be the case that more drivers will only be available until a certain price point and that any pricing higher than that will not change that or only marginally. If Uber drivers are at a Christmas dinner, they might of course jump away if the pay is really really high, think of a million, but they probably won't for the actual prices available. At a certain limit new drivers are added, but no more for even higher prices. From that point you could either create a queue or use this, because there probably is not a new driver coming in.
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  3. Is it an idea to actually make a video about Welfare Gain and Welfare Loss in connection with the producer and consumer surplus? Isn't there an implicit bias to be obsessed with prices because of the focus on welfare gain and the assumption that it is an important measure?
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  4. The one pandemic that really needs to be stopped, is the Thomas Sowell disease. Thomas Sowell's ideas are killing and going to kill enormous amounts of people.
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