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Economics Explained: YouTube Earnings, Net Worth & Stats

Economics Explained has 2.9M subscribers and 386.5M total views, earning an estimated $6.8K – $20.5K per month on YouTube — an estimated $1.2M – $3.5M in ad earnings to date. Net worth also includes brand deals, merchandise and income outside YouTube. Full breakdown below.

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Economics Explained

Economics Explained

BHealthy

@economicsexplained · since 2012 · US

2.9M
Subscribers
$6.8K+
Monthly earnings
2.3M
Monthly views
Subscribers
2.9M
Total views
386.5M
Videos
456
Avg / video
698.6K
last 25
Engagement
1.72%
Uploads / mo
4.7
Views & subscriberslifetime average
74.7K
avg views / day
2.3M
avg views / month
Real last-30-day views & subs are building from daily tracking — the live chart appears in a few weeks.

Over its lifetime this channel has averaged about 17K new subscribers a month — but a lifetime average can't say if it's growing or slowing right now. Daily tracking shows the real recent direction within a few weeks.

Estimated monthly earnings
$6.8K – $20.5K
$81.9K – $245.5K per year

Niche auto-detected. Each niche pays different ad rates — that's why the number moves. Lifetime-average views at $3–$9 RPM. Ad revenue only.

Estimated brand-deal rate
$6.3K – $28.3K
per sponsored video

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How much does Economics Explained earn on YouTube?

Est. earnings / month
$6.8K – $20.5K
Est. earnings / year
$81.9K – $245.5K
Est. YouTube earnings to date
$1.2M – $3.5M
Est. brand-deal rate
$6.3K – $28.3K

Based on roughly 2.3M monthly views in the Education & How-to niche (auto-detected), where ad rates run about $3–$9 per 1,000 views (RPM) for a mainly Western audience. YouTube ad revenue is only part of the picture — a single brand integration usually pays more than a month of ad income (what brands actually pay creators), and top creators also earn from memberships, Super Thanks, affiliates and merchandise.

Economics Explained — frequently asked

How much does Economics Explained earn on YouTube?

Economics Explained earns an estimated $6.8K – $20.5K per month (about $81.9K – $245.5K a year) from YouTube ad revenue, based on roughly 2.3M monthly views at education & how-to ad rates. Brand deals typically pay much more — an estimated $6.3K – $28.3K per sponsored video.

What is Economics Explained's net worth?

Net worth is speculative and includes income beyond YouTube. As a defensible proxy, Economics Explained's 386.5M lifetime views translate to an estimated $1.2M – $3.5M in YouTube ad earnings to date — before brand deals, merchandise and other income.

How many subscribers does Economics Explained have?

Economics Explained has 2.9M subscribers and 386.5M total views across 456 videos.

How accurate are these Economics Explained earnings estimates?

They use niche-specific ad rates (RPM) rather than one generic multiplier, so they're tighter than most tools. Real earnings vary with audience location, ad formats and seasonality. Growth tracking is recorded daily for real recent figures over time.

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