Full Transcript

·YouTLDR

Quipper Video - Konsep Ilmu Ekonomi Bagian 1 - Ekonomi

14:52EnglishBy Quipper IndonesiaTranscribed Jul 27, 2026
Analyze another video with Pro30-day money-back guarantee
0:02

[Music]

0:11

Hello little brothers and sisters, greetings from Quiiper,

0:14

meet me again with Victor Piawai,

0:16

of course with the lesson

0:18

you have been waiting for, namely

0:20

Economics, well, all my little brothers and sisters who are

0:23

excited, this time we will

0:24

learn about the concept of economics

0:28

or the basic concept of economics, well, for those of

0:31

you who are currently watching

0:33

this show, I hope what

0:36

we are watching this time can open

0:38

your horizons about the beautiful science of economics,

0:40

yes, why do you

0:42

say that economics is so beautiful

0:44

because this science is close to

0:46

our daily lives because it is

0:48

close to our lives, actually, it

0:50

means we also know about it, it's just that maybe

0:53

in theory, in

0:56

application, we don't know it yet.

0:58

Therefore, let's

1:00

watch the following show together,

1:01

hopefully you can follow it

1:03

very well, little brothers and sisters, we

1:05

will enter the basic concept of

1:09

economics, one big question that

1:12

might be in your minds

1:14

is why do we have to

1:16

study economics, well, the

1:19

reason why we have to

1:21

study economics is because of

1:24

problems, yes, every science that is born

1:28

usually starts from a time

1:30

that occurs in

1:31

social life, including economics. Well,

1:34

what are the problems that arise in

1:35

social life? from the past until

1:38

now in the field of economics Well

1:41

here I will start with a word

1:44

called scarcity well

1:46

scarcity in English can be

1:48

called scarcity, right Well

1:52

what kind of scarcity Well scarcity

1:54

more or less discusses

1:55

two

1:57

general things firstly human nature is

2:02

unlimited yes so human needs are unlimited

2:05

only the means of satisfaction are

2:09

limited so once again the

2:12

issue of scarcity that will be

2:14

discussed in economics is

2:15

human needs that are

2:17

unlimited eh plus the means of satisfying

2:20

human needs that are limited

2:22

only what you need to understand

2:24

here is that the means of satisfaction are limited

2:27

this does not mean the amount is small right But what is

2:30

meant by limited there is that no matter

2:33

how many

2:35

means of satisfying needs there

2:38

will not be able to fulfill all the

2:41

unlimited human needs

2:42

earlier Well that's what you have to

2:44

understand yes Therefore because of

2:47

these two problems yes it seems

2:49

contradictory yes

2:51

unlimited needs but the means of satisfaction are limited

2:53

meaning humans have to make choices

2:55

in their lives Why do they have to make

2:57

choices because the means of satisfaction are limited

3:00

but humans need to fulfill their needs

3:02

even though they are unlimited so they

3:04

have to choose Okay, well,

3:07

the choices

3:09

made by humans will later

3:11

give birth to what is called a

3:12

priority scale, of course you know, right?

3:14

What is a priority scale? A

3:16

priority scale is a list of

3:18

human needs starting from the most important,

3:20

then ee yeah, quite important to

3:22

the not so important, well, humans

3:24

should be like that if they have studied

3:25

economics, so after they know that

3:27

their needs are unlimited but the means of

3:29

satisfying them are limited, they should be

3:31

able to choose wisely, that's why

3:33

economics is called the science of choosing. Well, that's it, it's just that

3:36

when humans

3:38

make choices that become

3:40

their life choices, the third consequence will appear,

3:43

which is called

3:44

opportunity costs. Later in the

3:46

next broadcast, we will study more

3:48

deeply about opportunity costs.

3:50

This time we will focus our learning on

3:51

ah, this is the type of unlimited needs

3:55

and also the types of means of satisfying

3:57

needs, later we ee will

3:59

study these two things in general first,

4:01

well, first, let's see

4:05

what unlimited human needs are like,

4:06

so in

4:08

theory, these are some ee

4:11

types of unlimited human needs,

4:13

the first

4:16

I will start from human needs

4:18

when viewed from their intensity, yes, from

4:22

their intensity, human needs are

4:25

divided into three primary needs secondary needs

4:30

and tertiary needs Okay well what are

4:33

primary needs well primary needs

4:36

are needs that must or

4:39

must be met first to

4:41

meet human needs usually ee

4:43

I like to make abbreviations for

4:45

these primary needs what is the abbreviation

4:47

SPP this is not school fees yes instead

4:50

SPP it is clothing food shelter yes

4:55

clothes then food and also

4:58

shelter those are basic

5:00

human needs Primary human needs that

5:02

must be met first If seen

5:05

from the intensity that is the first Yes

5:08

well second there is something called

5:10

secondary needs Well what are

5:13

secondary needs okay secondary needs

5:16

are needs that can be met

5:18

by humans if the primary needs

5:20

have been met or it can also be

5:22

said that secondary needs are

5:24

needs that can complement

5:26

human needs for example what for example we

5:29

already have food already have clothes

5:31

already have a place to live Can

5:33

we buy furniture yes Can we

5:36

buy a TV well that is a

5:38

secondary need meaning Yes well the third

5:41

is tertiary needs yes still in

5:44

intensity Well if tertiary needs well

5:46

this is actually a need that

5:49

can be said not to be mandatory to be met

5:51

but even if you want to it is okay

5:53

because usually tertiary needs are

5:55

identical to needs whose goal

5:58

is to increase

6:00

human prestige prestige is identical to

6:02

It can be said with e lifestyle

6:04

or prestige for example like that

6:06

slang term okay yeah Well, for example, usually

6:09

these are luxury needs, yes,

6:12

we already have food, clothes, house

6:13

and so on, already have

6:15

complete furniture, TV and so on, want to have a

6:17

car, ah, that means the car is a

6:19

tertiary need, want to have an apartment

6:21

Oh, for example, that means

6:23

tertiary needs okay Yes, well, that's

6:26

human needs if seen from the intensity,

6:30

now the second one Let's look at the

6:31

second need If seen from

6:35

its nature, well, if seen from its nature,

6:38

human needs are divided into two,

6:40

physical needs and spiritual needs,

6:44

yes, little brothers and sisters, if you have seen the terms

6:46

physical and spiritual, you must have imagined what it looks like

6:48

because

6:50

physical needs are needs that are

6:52

physical in nature for the needs of

6:55

our own body or body, for example,

6:57

is eating Well, the food we

7:00

consume is for our

7:01

own body or it can also be clothes Oh, that

7:04

means clothes If seen from

7:06

its nature, it is a physical need

7:08

for humans, right? Yes, okay, while

7:11

spiritual needs Well, those are

7:12

needs that are related

7:14

to our psyche, yes, the aspect of our soul,

7:17

for example, is recreation, so

7:20

human needs are not only physical

7:22

but also spiritually need recreation,

7:25

then worship, for example, that also needs to be

7:27

fulfilled Okay, well, those are

7:30

human needs if seen from its nature

7:33

then the third is the need

7:35

well seen from the time of its fulfillment Okay

7:40

so kids if you have met

7:41

the term time means that time is

7:43

talking about the past can be

7:45

now or the future

7:47

only for the needs ee humans are

7:51

seen only two yes

7:53

current needs and future needs there are

7:55

no past needs no

7:57

need to look back

7:58

okay n So if in terms of the time of

8:01

fulfillment current needs

8:03

means the needs that must be

8:06

fulfilled at that time for example we are

8:09

sick yes of course if we are sick

8:11

we need to take medicine well That means

8:14

medicine for sick people is a

8:18

need or yes human needs if

8:21

seen from the time of fulfillment it

8:22

must be fulfilled now Okay good

8:26

while the second need according to time

8:28

is the need to come

8:31

actually means the need to come

8:32

this means the need is done

8:35

for the purpose of achieving it later

8:38

For example we save from now

8:41

so that later we can continue our studies

8:44

for later we can for example get married

8:47

yes like that for example yes Well that

8:49

means the need to come well

8:52

continue to the next Okay needs

8:55

If seen from the subject well So

9:00

if seen from the subject be careful

9:01

kids this subject means talking

9:03

about Ah there are two yes there are individuals there are

9:07

also groups So if the need

9:10

according to The first subject is

9:12

individual needs are needs that are

9:15

fulfilled for the needs of the person

9:17

himself or only for himself,

9:20

yes, because what is seen is from the perspective of the

9:22

first subject, if

9:25

individual needs are needs, for example,

9:28

food, so eat but for

9:30

himself, e, like that, then clothes, means that

9:33

clothes are used only for

9:34

himself, meaning it is the

9:37

need of the individual for the subject.

9:40

Then the second is

9:42

group needs. Well, if this group need

9:44

is a need that can be

9:47

used together, ee, no, it

9:51

can or does not need to be done by

9:53

one person alone, so it can be done

9:54

together at the same time, for example, we

9:57

use the highway,

9:59

okay, the highway can be used

10:01

together, then there is also a place of worship,

10:05

well, that can also be done

10:06

together, meaning it is a

10:08

group need, well, there was also a

10:10

question e to me, for example, eh, sis,

10:14

if group needs ee can be the same

10:17

as public needs, ah,

10:18

like that, be careful, little ones,

10:20

because group needs and

10:22

public needs are different, because

10:24

if we talk about

10:25

public needs, we are actually talking not

10:27

about the needs but the goods, be

10:30

careful, in the SBMPTN questions, if

10:32

you little ones, ee, maybe you have seen

10:34

questions for entering state university exams,

10:36

for example, when you were just looking at them, you

10:38

met Regarding public goods,

10:40

public goods are goods

10:42

related to public needs.

10:44

Maybe you think, "That means it's okay

10:46

for group needs, but be

10:48

careful, if this is a group, it means the

10:50

needs in terms of the

10:52

subject. But if it's public goods, it

10:54

means that it's seen from the form of the goods, right?

10:56

Okay, that was the need

11:00

from the subject, yes, individuals and also

11:02

groups, then the last is the

11:05

need. If seen from the source

11:08

or from the source of fulfillment, it's also

11:10

okay. If seen from the source,

11:13

kids, then this need can be

11:16

called a social need, then a

11:19

psychological need. The question

11:21

is, what is meant by

11:23

the need seen from the source? Well,

11:25

here we will look at the social one first,

11:28

so from the social one, kids, this

11:31

is a need that arises, the source

11:34

comes from outside, from the

11:36

external environment, for example, for example,

11:39

for example, someone really wants to buy something called "

11:42

Ah, this is gold, okay,

11:48

he wants gold. Why, because he sees

11:51

his neighbor has gold. Oh, his clothes are

11:52

nice, he wears gold, it's

11:55

shiny, so he wants it. So, it's a

11:57

need if seen from

12:00

the source, it comes from the

12:02

social environment from outside, so he buys

12:05

gold because he sees his neighbor

12:07

or sees his social environment, ee,

12:10

uses it. those items Okay

12:13

while if psychological needs well

12:16

this is still seen from the source well this

12:18

means the source does not come from

12:21

outside the social or comes from the social

12:24

but comes from himself or from his

12:26

own psychological side for example Well

12:29

here brother Give an example is

12:31

For example is

12:33

affection Oh if there is

12:36

affection there must be many who weh

12:38

many who have melted right okay because the

12:41

need for affection ah that

12:43

means it comes from himself

12:46

yes affection comes from parents

12:49

affection that comes from friends

12:51

affection that comes from friends

12:53

well that is what human needs

12:56

if seen from the source means that

12:58

bro Meaning is the psychological side that

13:00

comes from himself that's him right

13:02

So the conclusion little ones if

13:05

you have seen earlier so

13:08

diverse ee types of

13:10

unlimited human needs ah like that right

13:14

Yes means If it's like that maybe

13:16

you guys think Wow it turns out what

13:19

I need is a lot too huh Well then you've

13:21

started to imagine if there are a lot

13:23

means I have to ee think How do

13:26

I get it yeah the

13:28

many needs

13:29

we will think How do I get

13:31

those needs Well that's why

13:33

we need to know Well earlier yes the tools

13:35

to satisfy human needs because to

13:39

fulfill human needs we

13:41

need to fulfill them with what is called a

13:43

means of satisfying needs, well, what is the form of the means of

13:47

satisfying needs, in general, there are two

13:49

forms, little brothers and sisters, yes, there are

13:51

goods and there are also services, so once

13:55

again, the form of the means of satisfying

13:57

limited needs has two forms, there are

13:59

goods and there are services, if the goods

14:01

look real, yes, Ee, you can get a

14:05

clear form, yes, while

14:07

if the service is an abstract form, yes, it

14:09

doesn't look like it's also not

14:12

real, but it can be felt by humans,

14:14

so next we will

14:16

learn about what are the

14:18

types of means of satisfying

14:21

human needs, okay, later we will

14:23

learn about the types of means of

14:25

satisfying these needs later in the

14:26

next broadcast or video, yes,

14:29

before we watch the broadcast e

14:30

about means of satisfying needs, of course, little

14:32

brothers and sisters, don't forget to do

14:33

the quiz first, yes, after doing the quiz

14:35

about the material about needs,

14:38

then we will continue

14:39

our material. Therefore, don't go anywhere

14:41

until we meet again with me in the

14:43

next broadcast

14:47

[Music]

Continue with YouTLDR

Analyze another video with Pro

Process a new video, search every timestamp, compare sources, and keep the result in your library.

Get Pro — $12/month30-day money-back guarantee

More transcripts

Explore other videos transcribed with YouTLDR.