Unexpected Economics

This engaging series of 24 lectures explores the surprising ways economics influences our personal decisions and societal issues, challenging common misconceptions about the field. Using insights from Nobel Prize winners and behavioral economics, Professor Taylor examines topics ranging from individual choices to global challenges, revealing how economic thinking sheds new light on our everyday lives. Throughout the course, listeners will gain a deeper understanding of the forces shaping decisions in personal, political, and economic contexts, making complex concepts accessible and relevant.