Economics
This monologue podcast is a lecture on microeconomic principles, specifically focusing on market structures and strategic decision-making. The lecture begins by reviewing a previous session's discussion on interest rate predictions and then introduces the concept of strategic decision-making through a card game example...
This Q&A-style economics lecture focuses on government intervention in the economy, specifically monetary and fiscal policies. The lecture begins by reviewing the long-run equilibrium of the economy and then delves into the reasons for government intervention, particularly during recessions and periods of high inflatio...
This Q&A-style lecture podcast focuses on data analysis techniques, specifically simple and multiple regression. The instructor first reviews a previous class exercise on decision-making under uncertainty, then introduces simple linear regression using a Bora Bora resort's sales data as an example. The core of the lec...
This Q&A podcast focuses on regression analysis and causal inference, particularly within the context of business decision-making. The speaker begins by addressing a technical issue in a previous analysis, then moves into a demonstration of using ChatGPT for regression analysis, emphasizing the importance of precise la...
This panel discussion uses game theory to analyze strategic decision-making in various scenarios. The podcast begins by explaining Nash equilibrium and dominant strategies, then moves into examples like the Prisoner's Dilemma, illustrating it with real-world cases such as price wars and political campaigns. It furthe...
This economics lecture podcast introduces fundamental economic concepts for managers. The speaker, Olena Ivus, begins by dispelling common misconceptions about the subject's usefulness and interest, emphasizing its practical application in decision-making. The lecture covers demand and supply analysis, using real-wor...
This Q&A-style economics lecture focuses on understanding macroeconomic fluctuations and their impact on individuals, businesses, and policymakers. The lecture begins by illustrating the concept of irrational decision-making under uncertainty through a classroom experiment involving discounted cash flow analysis. It t...
This economics lecture podcast focuses on the role of government intervention in markets. The speaker begins by introducing the concept of market efficiency, explaining consumer and producer surplus, and then uses this framework to analyze the effects of price ceilings (using rent control as an example), taxes, and sub...
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