Maximum- en minimumprijs, arceren van surplus - Economie voor havo - Markt & Overheid

A country's government can decide to regulate product prices with a maximum or minimum price. Price regulation protects consumers from excessively high prices or guarantees the income of producers. However, government intervention also disrupts the market equilibrium, which can lead to excess demand or excess supply. This video is divided into chapters: 00:00 Introduction 00:34 Price regulation with a maximum or minimum price 03:57 Surplus in the rental housing market 06:46 Price regulation with a maximum rent Topics in the video: price regulation, maximum price, minimum price, excess demand or shortage of supply due to a maximum price, excess supply or shortage of demand due to a minimum price, consumer surplus, maximum willingness to pay, producer surplus, minimum willingness to supply, shading the surplus in market equilibrium, shading the surplus after the introduction of a maximum or minimum price, LWEO lesson plan Market & Government. Are you in pre-university secondary education (havo) or pre-university education (vwo) and finding economics a difficult subject? Want to get better grades? Gijs van den Brekel can help:    / gijsvandenbrekel