Feb. 23, 2026

Economics: Understanding Supply, Demand, and International Trade

Unlock the secrets of how markets work and why nations trade! This presentation dives deep into the fundamentals of supply and demand, market equilibrium, and the forces that shape global commerce. Discover how price, resource, and labor advantages drive international trade, and see real-world examples from oil exports to agricultural powerhouses.
Learn about absolute and comparative advantage, the impact of trade on prices and welfare, and the benefits and challenges of free trade. Explore how tariffs, quotas, and policy shape the global economy, and understand the future trends reshaping commerce—from technology to climate change.
Whether you’re a student, educator, or curious global citizen, this video will help you grasp the principles that connect buyers, sellers, and nations worldwide.
Key Topics Covered:

Foundations of supply and demand
Market equilibrium and price discovery
Consumer and producer surplus
International trade: why countries buy and sell
Absolute vs. comparative advantage
Real-world trade examples (Brazil, US, Saudi Arabia, China, Mexico, Thailand)
Effects of trade: prices, welfare, and distribution
Trade policy tools: tariffs and quotas
Benefits and challenges of free trade
The future of global commerce

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