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Film Series Two: Linear EquationsThe economist's perspective in understanding the decisions of consumers is that people bring their preferences to the marketplace and make purchases that will maximise their sense of satisfaction, or utility. However, our choices are constrained by a limited income and by the price we have to pay to make any purchase. This series of films uses linear equations to explore constraints in markets. These video clips and animations can be viewed in isolation, or you can use our learning pathway and follow links to related material in our Question Bank.
2.01 Linear Functions - Budget LinesThe use of linear functions to examine the spending options for a university student. (Duration 11 minutes 30 seconds).
2.02 Linear Consumption Functions - East and West GermanyAverage income between regions in Germany varies greatly. The effects of these differences on expenditure patterns are examined by linear consumption functions. (Duration 9 minutes and 5 seconds).
2.03 Linear Savings Functions - East and West GermanySavings patterns in East and West Germany are related to income using a linear savings function. (Duration 5 minutes and 12 seconds).
2.04 Summary on Linear FunctionsA summary of the significance of linear functions in economics. (Duration 54 seconds).
2.05 Linear Equations in Goods and Labour MarketsA review of linear equations in order to find equilibrium quantities. (Duration 7 minutes 26 seconds).
2.06 Solving Simultaneous Equations - French WineThe price of French wine can be explained using supply and demand using simultaneous equations. (Duration 7 minutes 6 seconds).
2.07 Linear Equations - Taxes and Subsidies in Wine MarketsThe effects on price and output of government subsidies in French and American wine production. (Duration 8 minutes 3 seconds).
2.08 Summary - Solving Linear EquationsSummary - Solving linear equations. (Duration 33 seconds).
2.09 Solving Simultaneous Equations - Labour MarketsUsing simultaneous equations to understand the wage rate for workers on ferries between Dover and Calais
2.10 Solving Simultaneous Equations - Trade Unions and Minimum WagesUsing simultaneous equations to understand the effects of trade unions and minimum wage laws on wage rates.
2.11 Simultaneous Equations - SummaryA summary of the use of two simultaneous equations.
2.12 Simultaneous Equations - More Than TwoThe decision to purchase a student rail card provides and illustration of the use of more than two linear equations. (Duration 9 minutes 29 seconds).
2.13 Simultaneous Equations - Production and Cost in Swedish Truck ProductionProfitability in Swedish forklift truck manufacture is explained using more than two simultaneous equations. (Duration 9 minutes and 27 seconds).
2.14 Simultaneous Equations - Production and Cost in Bulgarian Truck ProductionBreak-even points in Bulgarian forklift truck manufacture are explained using more than two simultaneous equations. (Duration 5 minutes and 56 seconds).
2.15 ConclusionA summary of how simultaneous equations are used in elementary economics. (Duration 2 minutes 54 seconds).
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