Marginal Babble

Although initially simply representing a measure of “happiness” as part of the theory of Utilitarianism, the term ‘utility’ has been adapted and reapplied within neoclassical economics as a function that represents a consumer's preference ordering over a set of choices. Being a key turning point in the way we examine economics, Max and Dr Freer sit down to discuss the role utility plays in economic theory and how the concept has adapted and changed over time. Dr Mikhail Freer is a Lecturer in

Ever wondered if your behavior is ever truly rational? ever wondered why making a decision is so difficult ? Max and Dr Valerio Capraro discuss behavioural economics, what it is and how it affects the daily lives of the public. #economics #behavioralscience #psychology #podcasts Dr Capraro's research: "Do the Right Thing: Experimental evidence that preferences for moral behavior, rather than equity or efficiency per se, drive human

With Brexit still on the minds of the British public, migration has become a hot-button topic when it comes to Britain and it's economy. Max and Bastien sit down to discuss how migration affects the economy, and what the future good look like in an ever globalizing world. Youtube: @maxwelldorey