by EconomicsEnthusiast
An Economics Enthusiast explains economic concepts simple and concise with real-world examples. This podcast aims at a general audience but also proves very helpful to students. Everyone should have some economic education as it is incredibly valuable. Truly everyone can understand economics – try it and check out my upcoming episodes. Listening to this podcast will increase your economic competence and make you a cleverer participant in your everyday life.
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3/12/2022
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March 29, 2022
Cheap goods prices may actually turn out detrimental to the consumer. This sounds contradicting? Stay tuned and let me persuade you using the example of the Venezuelan economy. Follow, like and subscribe if you want to stay informed about the economics affecting your daily life and check out my other episodes. You want to give feedback? Send an email to: contact@economicsenthusiast.com Looking for references and transcripts? Check www.economicsenthusiast.com Economic concepts: maximum price, government intervention, price controls, price ceiling, price cap, shortage, substitutes
March 17, 2022
<p>Do increasing energy prices make you shiver? Find out why energy prices increased and what to do about it. Likely your electricity bill, prices at the gas station and the costs of heating your home increased significantly. This is related to the crude oil market and the COVID-19 pandemic. But how exactly? Find out in this episode.</p> <p><br></p> <p>Follow, like and subscribe if you want to stay informed about the economics affecting your daily life and check out my other episodes.</p> <p><br></p> <p>You want to give feedback? Send an email to: contact@economicsenthusiast.com</p> <p>Looking for references and transcripts? Check <a href="//www.economicsenthusiast.com" target="_blank">www.economicsenthusiast.com</a></p> <p><br></p> <p>Economic concepts: demand and supply, elasticity of demand, production factors, goods prices, OPEC, necessities, demand shock, inelastic demand</p>
March 17, 2022
How can global warming be reduced? Find out about strategies and issues surrounding the economics of climate change. With an interesting award-winning example the effects of government intervention in creating a more environmentally friendly and sustainable world are explained. Additionally, you will find out what it is in your interest to pay taxes - so listen closely. Follow, like and subscribe if you want to stay informed about the economics affecting your daily life and check out my other episodes. You want to give feedback? Send an email to: contact@economicsenthusiast.com Looking for references and transcripts? Check www.economicsenthusiast.com Economic concepts: tax, Pigouvian tax, supply and demand, incentives, environment, innovation
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An Economics Enthusiast explains economic concepts simple and concise with real-world examples.
This podcast aims at a general audience but also proves very helpful to students.
Everyone should have some economic education as it is incredibly valuable. Truly everyone can understand economics – try it and check out my upcoming episodes.
Listening to this podcast will increase your economic competence and make you a cleverer participant in your everyday life.
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