Défice de Atenção

Neste novo episódio trouxemos duas convidadas, a Rita, vice-presidente do clube e a Francisca, integrante do clube noutro departamento. Falámos sobre os prémios Nobel, os gigantes de IA e ainda sobre como a pobreza afeta o desenvolvimento das crianças. Não percam!

In this podcast, Filipe and Julia discussed how companies turn a profit using us consumers without us even realizing most of the time. Furthermore it is discussed how our behaviour affects the way companys catch our attention and commercialize it

What happens when geopolitical tensions in the Middle East translate directly into the total on the fuel pump?

In this episode, Mafalda and Leonardo break down the direct impact of the Iran conflict on oil markets and fuel prices. Moving between macroeconomic theory and the everyday reality of a student’s wallet, they share analyses, some inevitable frustrations over the rising cost of living, and potential ideas to navigate this energy shock

Este episódio foi um pouco diferente: falámos de política, futebol e cinema e tentámos ligar os temas entre si e à economia. Conseguimos fazê-lo?

Diz-nos tu!

What is the first year at Católica really like? Henrique, Alen, and João share honest stories about Welcome Week, making lifelong friends, surviving midterms, and balancing academics with university life. From Community Day to the moment you realize it’s time to lock in, this episode is the ultimate guide to making your first year count.

No dia da criança, mostramo-vos a economia vista pelos mais pequeninos!

Neste novo episódio do Défice de Atenção, entrevistámos três crianças sobre economia.

Não, não perguntámos sobre inflação, escassez ou custos de produção. Perguntamos antes por filas para comprar limonada, camisolas de futebol autografadas e chocolates.

O que descobrimos foi que a próxima geração já percebe mais de economia do que imagina, só ainda não tem as palavras certas para a descrever.

Não perca este especial Dia da Criança!

The 21st-century challenge is simple to state but complex to solve: How do we ensure every person has the resources they need to thrive without pushing our planet past its breaking point?

In this episode, we explore an economic framework designed to answer that very question. Developed by renegade economist Kate Raworth, "Doughnut Economics" tosses out the old-school obsession with ever-increasing GDP and replaces it with a compass for human prosperity.

In this episode, Mafalda and Alen explore sustainability in Portugal through transport, from GIRA bikes to public transportation and electric cars. We look at how these systems support the economy, while also discussing the challenges such as overcrowding and delays that can reduce productivity. A quick and practical look at how everyday travel connects to both the environment and economic growth.

If you want to understand how sustainable mobility shapes both economic growth and everyday life, this episode is for you.

War is not decided only on the battlefield - it is also decided in the economy.

Who finances wars? How do sanctions, energy, and industrial capacity shape the outcome of conflicts?

In this new episode of the Economics Club podcast, we explore the economics of war and how resources, markets, and economic strategy can influence who wins and who loses.

If you want to understand the hidden economic forces behind global conflicts, this episode is for you.

Neste episódio recebemos o primeiro deputado de sempre da Iniciativa Liberal e candidato a presidente nas últimas eleições presidenciais, João Cotrim de Figueiredo. Falámos sobre diversos temas da atualidade, tanto políticos como económicos bem como a sua experiência profissional, especialmente a nível político.

Não percas!