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Teen Titans Go!: The Sharing Economy
Robin explains the sharing economy to the rest of the Teen Titans, as they are unfamiliar with it. He makes sure to show how much money he made through his participation, which entices the other Titans to join. Robin then demonstrates how to participate in the sharing economy: using a smartphone application. Cyborg uses the app to rent out his left arm to Beast Boy. -
The Simpsons: Nuclear Power Plant Inspection
Government inspectors visit Mr. Burns' nuclear facility and find him in violation of hundreds of safety standards. In typical Mr. Burns fashion, he tries to bribe one of the regulators to no avail. -
Captain Planet and the Planeteers: Conserve Your Resources
The Planeteers explains how much the world's economy depends on fossil fuels. It is important to develop alternatives due to the scarcity of fossil fuels and to conserve our resources. -
Seinfeld: Foundation
Kramer brags to Jerry that he's taken up Karate and is dominating his dojo. Jerry discovers that Kramer is in a class of 6-year-old children. This illustrates the idea that sometimes size and scale are important. If you're the biggest kid on the block, you might have a competitive advantage. -
Captain Planet and the Planeteers: Down Here, Up There
Gaia and Marge talk about how Marge became homeless. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipNBC News Learn: Measuring Unemployment
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The narrator explains what unemployment is. She also lists the four different types of unemployment: frictional, structural, cyclical, and seasonal. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipThe Big Bang Theory: Cats: An Economic Bad
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Sheldon buys a bunch of cats to cope with his break-up with Amy. He must pay $20 to get people to take his cats. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipBack to School: Economics 101
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Has profanityIn this humorous example showcasing the gap between the "real world" and theory, Thornton Melon challenges the assumptions that Dr. Barbay poses to the class about starting a new company. Thornton asks questions such as why they are building a factory instead of leasing one and what product they're selling. Dr. Barbay is not amused by his interjections. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipCrash Course: Economics: Exchange Rates
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Jacob and Adriene explain how exchange rates affect the greater macroeconomic climate through imports and exports. They explore what countries do to influence the exchange rate and the implications of exchange rates on consumers. -
Sign in or create an account to view this clipThe Simpsons: Homer's Grease Business
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Homer stops by Apu's convenience store to buy "the usual" and learns that he can sell grease. He tries to start a business around selling grease but realizes that his approach ends up losing him money.
