ı am sorry maybe i shuldn't ask this question but, i allways whatch your videoes with pleasure and i see that you have been told about some poor or rich countries's economics on the world. the question is that; the things that you do i mean this videou as a lecture but it is just available for people who live in the developement or growthing countries. so what about a people who live in poor countries? how they can reach these facilities even they are unaware from your videos. thanks.

Under the free market economy, trade is important. so why doesnt all countries have free market economy?

Will and economy become strong if their banks keep accepting deposits from foreign countries and depositing at a higher rate in debentures of local companies?

What should trade deals encompass? Should we just unilaterally declare free trade? Should trade deals encompass environmental standards? Should they encompass safety standards? IP, etc. What would the ideal free trade agreement be?

Away from politics, what is the difference between free trading within borders and free trading across borders?

How do we limit a country such as China from setting up artificial financial supports for their industries and manipulating their currency to keep the cost of their good below that of what other countries can compete against?

Since many third world and developing countries rely heavily on what is essentially slave labor, how can we hold best limit the ability of this type of unfair labor practice without hurting the economies of those countries which allow this to occur by rebranding slavery as something else when it is still slavery?

How do we limit a country's ability to bring their goods to market when they are manufactured by child labor in unsafe working conditions?

Does giving preference to minorities and women for SBA loans actually help minorities and women achieve equal economic status as men? Based on my own experience of trying to get a SBA loan and being asked if my wife could be the primary on the loan because of state policy in West Virginia and the WVSBA's policy of helping minorities and women but now white men.

I would like an extension of the initial focus on property rights and institutions - focused on the effects of efficient land titling measures. Possibly referencing Hernando deSoto's work. BLUF - I could use some help convincing others that enabling and facilitating private ownership and hence capital production far outweighs the effect of a central controlled government where property rights are subordinated to the state.

One of the supposed benefits of increasing the minimum wage is that poorer workers spend more (most) of their pay, thus it helps the economy. The claim is that if the richer employer would otherwise keeps and save that money, thus the money is "removed" from the economy. Sometimes people say the money is horded. I think Bastiat's Broken Window Fallacy applies here, but I am interested in an experts view of this.

How does the interest rates affect the inflation in a global economy?

Is there is a way to stop the global debt ?

unemployment (discouraged workers?)

When will foreign demand for U.S. assets wane? What would likely be the linch pin of this shift? Which countries are likely to cease soonest and why?

Based on supply and demand idea, isn't oil price supposed to increase, due to falling price, and hence demand grow for oil?

For example, have an enclosed Economy similar to north Korea and be successful?