' The real price of everything is the toil and trouble of acquiring it.' -Adam Smith (WoN, Bk I, Chapter 5) In which the Knower of Important Things shows how transaction costs explain literally everything. Plus TWEJ, and answers to letters. If YOU have questions, submit them to our email at taitc.email@gmail.com There are two kinds of episodes here: 1. For the most part, episodes June-August are weekly, short ( 2. Episodes September-May are longer (1 hour), and monthly, with an interview with a guest. Finally, a quick note: This podcast is NOT for Stacy Hockett. He wanted you to know that..... more

Wirtschaft betrifft uns alle.Die Mikroökonomen sind Im Mai 2016 aus dem Gefühl und der Beobachtung heraus entstanden, dass in Deutschland zu wenig über Wirtschaft gesprochen wird. Eine Meinung hat natürlich jeder, doch abseits des Gefühls, dass hier etwas schief läuft, fand und findet wenig substanzielle Debatte statt.Die Berichte über das Finanzsystem und die Wirtschaft mehren sich, wenn das Jubiläum einer Finanzkrise ansteht, die Pleite eines großen Arbeitgebers droht oder tausende Anleger ihr Geld in obskuren Finanzanlagen des grauen Kapitalmarktes versenkten.Uns interessiert nicht die Nachricht, sondern das, was hinter der Nachricht steht. In diesem Sinne wandelt sich auch der Podcast. Es begann mit einer wöchentlich erscheinenden Gesprächsrunde. Doch wir merkten immer wieder, dass dies zu wenig ist. Daher wollen in Zukunft vermehrt die verschiedenen Perspektiven auf ein Thema sichtbar machen.Die Erneuerung der Internetseite ist hierzu ein Vorläufer. Weitere Neuerungen sind bis Ende 2018 geplant und werden dann hier aufgeführt.Damit es diesen Podcast weiterhin geben kann, benötigen wir deine Spende! more

Power trio regroupant Ian Sénéchal, Frank le Dédômiseur et Vincent Geloso dont le but est de jaser d'économie de manière conviviale selon trois angles différents : Actuariat, économie et philosophie. On jase aussi pas mal de politique au travers...Le podcast est disponible avec délais gratuitement, sur youtube.com/IanSenechal et en primeur sur Patreon.com/isenechal more

Freakonomics co-author Stephen J. Dubner uncovers the hidden side of everything. Why is it safer to fly in an airplane than drive a car? How do we decide whom to marry? Why is the media so full of bad news? Also: things you never knew you wanted to know about wolves, bananas, pollution, search engines, and the quirks of human behavior.To get every show in the Freakonomics Radio Network without ads and a monthly bonus episode of Freakonomics Radio, start a free trial for SiriusXM Podcasts+ on Apple Podcasts or by visiting siriusxm.com/podcastsplus. more

Wanna see a trick? Give us any topic and we can tie it back to the economy. At Planet Money, we explore the forces that shape our lives and bring you along for the ride. Don't just understand the economy understand the world.Wanna go deeper? Subscribe to Planet Money+ and get sponsor-free episodes of Planet Money, The Indicator, and Planet Money Summer School. Plus access to bonus content. It's a new way to support the show you love. Learn more at plus.npr.org/planetmoney more

Join Stephan as he interviews the sharpest economic and technical minds in Bitcoin & Austrian Economics to help you understand how money is changing and evolving. Leading names in the world of Bitcoin join the show to share their insights, whether they are developers, CEOs, economists, authors, analysts and more. more

Think Like an Economist and you'll see the world more clearly, empowering you to make better decisions at work, at home, and in your community. Leading economists Betsey Stevenson and Justin Wolfers will take you on a joyous romp through their field as they introduce you to the big ideas in economics, and show how you can apply them to live in your own life. Their signature approach reveals that every decision is an economic decision and this podcast uncovers the economic forces that shape the world around you. Betsey and Justin believe that economics is a superpower, and they want to teach you to fly. more

Wenn Wettbewerbsökonom Justus Haucap und Wettbewerbsjurist Rupprecht Podszun zum Hörer greifen, wird es spannend: Die beiden Professoren der HHU Düsseldorf diskutieren die aktuellen Fälle aus der Wettbewerbswelt. Von heimlichen Kartellen über die Macht der Plattform-Giganten bis hin zu neuesten Entwicklungen im Kartellrecht: Hier kriegen Sie fundierte Experten-Analyse auf den Punkt. Schluss mit kompliziert reinhören, verstehen, mitreden! Ihre Meinung zählt: BeiAnrufWettbewerb@dice.hhu.de www.d-kart.de www.dice.hhu.de more

We bring to the Israeli community a perspective on major trends in the US relating to economic shifts, social phenomena and how technology affects them. more

L'economia con AmaliaLe cose importanti, in parole semplici. Voglio parlare di economia facendomi capire. Sono un'economista e una docente in una scuola universitaria. Sono abituata a spiegare cose complicate sapendo che tocca a me farmi capire. Benvenute e benvenuti more

Funderingar kring samtid och framtid med välfärdsforskaren och ekonomen Andreas Bergh och Joakim Wernberg som forskar om digitalisering och växelverkan mellan teknik och ekonomi. Andreas Bergh är forskare vid Institutet för Näringslivsforskning (IFN) och Lunds universitet. Joakim Wernberg är forskare vid Ratio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. more

Im ECONtribute Wirtschaftspodcast beleuchten wir monatlich die spannendsten Themen aus der Wirtschaftsforschung und geben Einblick in die Arbeit unseres Exzellenzclusters. ECONtribute ist der einzige wirtschaftswissenschaftliche Exzellenzcluster Deutschlands, getragen von den Universitäten Bonn und Köln, gefördert von der Deutschen Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG). Der Cluster forscht zu Märkten im Spannungsfeld zwischen Wirtschaft, Politik und Gesellschaft.Kontakt: podcast@econtribute.deRedaktion und Moderation: Carolin Jackermeier more

O Cafezinho com o PET é um espaço onde alunos do Programa de Educação Tutorial de ciências econômicas da Universidade Federal Fluminense se reúnem para discutir notícias, temas e problemas relacionados à economia e a sociedade, num tom informal e descontraído.Seja onde for, é a melhor conversa para acompanhar um bom café! more

In College van Kelder & Teulings bladeren hoogleraar Coen Teulings en journalist Jort Kelder door Teulings' nieuwe boek 'The Microeconomics of Market Failures and Institutions' en bespreken ze het nut en de werking van instituties, recht en de wetenschap over economisch beleid.Deze podcast is mede mogelijk gemaakt door de Rijksacademie voor Financiën en de Universiteit Utrecht. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. more

Free Enterprise in Three Minutes is a podcast meant to provide three-minute (give or take a few seconds) answers to important questions about free enterprise, the economy, business and related issues. Ray Keating is an economist, columnist, author and podcaster who cuts through the economic mumbo-jumbo, tosses aside the economic mistakes often made in the media and in political circles, and quickly gets at economic reality. Who says free enterprise and economics have to be mind-numbing? That's not the case with Free Enterprise in Three Minutes with Ray Keating. more

Economics for everyday life. 4 different Series: Basic economics, Macroeconomics, Gov't Intervention (coming soon) and Econ today (current events). more

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'The most valuable of all capital is that invested in human beings.' An uncannily prophetic quote from an 1890 book, Principles of Economics by Alfred Marshall presents an idea that has been accepted by major corporations and governments all over the world today.People's understanding of market behavior and how industries operate has its roots in the work done by European economists more than a century ago. Little has changed in terms of principles, though the effects of globalization and technology resulted an unmistakable impact on how business is done today.Alfred Marshall was a thought leader. He presented path breaking concepts like the principle of diminishing returns: the assumption that companies or products who taste early success in markets soon fall prey to their own limitations, thus leading to a quantifiable and predictable equilibrium of market share and pricing.He was a prize winning mathematician at Cambridge and a brilliant physics student. However a nervous breakdown while at college compelled him to shift to the study of philosophy where he was deeply attracted by the concepts of Utilitarianism as propounded by Henry Sidgwick, a famous teacher and founder of Newnham College. Marshall went on to describe Sidgwick as his 'spiritual mother and father.' One of Sidgwick's guiding principles was that no person should act so as to destroy his own happiness, a form of 'ethical hedonism.' Marshall began writing Principles of Economics in 1881, part of a two volume treatise. However, it took him nearly ten years to complete the first volume and when it came out, it received so much acclaim that he ultimately abandoned the idea of a second volume. He spent the next twenty years trying to work on the second one, but was compelled to add to/update/revise newer and newer editions of the earlier book which left him little time for anything else.Principles of Economics went on to become a standard treatise on the subject and a leading textbook for generations of students. Divided into six major 'Books', it deals with fundamentals like wealth, income, capital, wants and deferred satisfaction, agents of production like land, agriculture, industry, health of working populations, industrial organization, demand, supply and value and the distribution of income.Modern economists owe a huge debt to Marshall, since he was the first to link price and curve shifts, describe the concept of 'elasticity of demand.' Principles of Economics is a watershed in economic thought and has influenced the thinking and work of generations of economists like Pigou and Keynes who were his students, Milton Friedman and many others. more