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Uncover the Economic Forces Shaping Your Everyday Decisions
When you hear "economics" in the news, you probably picture trade tariffs, inflation, or unemployment. Sure, those topics matter, but economics goes far beyond headline issues. Every day, you’re making economic choices, often without even realising it.
Imagine this: your one-hour lunch break represents a host of economic decisions. Choosing between a leisurely park stroll or joining an insightful webinar isn’t just a scheduling issue, it’s a decision about how you allocate your limited resources. This is the essence of microeconomics, and is at the core of economics along with the macro topics dominating public discourse.
Webinar Date: June 10th
Time: 1 - 2pm
In our webinar, you’ll discover how economic principles influence every decision, from the mundane to the monumental, including:
Recognize economic choices in daily life: Understand why every decision, even how you spend your lunch hour, has economic considerations.
Bridge the gap between theory and practice: See how concepts like scarcity and resource allocation impact both your personal choices and wider global trends.
Global insights: Role of economics in global macro issues that dominate the newswires.
Join me for a journey into the practical side of economics that affects you every day.
Don Bredin: Professor of Finance, UCD Smurfit School of Business
Don Bredin is a Full Professor of Finance at the UCD Graduate School of Business and College of Business Associate Dean International (Vice Principal for Internationalization and Global Engagement). He has previously held research and academic posts at the Central Bank of Ireland, City University, London and Newcastle University. He undertook his PhD in Economics at the Newcastle University.
His main research interests are in Economics and Finance. Recent research has been published in Journal of Banking and Finance, The Energy Journal and Energy Economics. Don currently lectures a graduate level module in Economics and an undergraduate module on the History of Financial Crises. Don spent the 2012-13 academic year as a Visiting Professor and Fulbright Scholar at the Joint Program on the Science and Policy of Global Change, MIT, Cambridge, Massachusetts.