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Open Lectures Economics ‘Competitive advantage in the 21st century: social capital in organisations’ will be hosted by Patrycja Smentoch on 17.12.2024 at 5.30 pm.
Open Lectures in Economics in the academic year 2024/25
Edition IXth; October 2024 - January 2025
Online formula (MS Teams)
Selected Tuesdays 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
The Open Economics Lectures, to which you are cordially invited, treat various aspects of economics!
Economics describes and analyses what makes up economic reality. Microeconomics is the science that studies the individual elements that make up the economy (such as companies, households, branches and sectors of the economy, etc.). Macroeconomics uses aggregate quantities and studies the regularities that occur in the economy as a whole, such as, among others, the creation and distribution of national income, inflation, unemployment and many other phenomena that affect our everyday life.
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For students and teachers: it is a valuable aid to the issues that arise within the framework of ‘Entrepreneurship Basics’ and the teaching of economic and business subjects.
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PROGRAMME OF THE IXth EDITION
The next lecture will take place on 17.12.2024.
Lecture entitled 'Competitive advantage in the 21st century: social capital in organisations’
The lecture is led by: Patrycja Smentoch, winner of the International Economics Olympiad
Moderator: Associate Professor Beata Majecka
F. Fukuyama once wrote that neoclassical economics, when trying to describe the reality of the economic sphere - both at the macro and micro level, works about eighty per cent of the time. But what about the other twenty? They ‘include’ trust and social capital. The development of social capital is recognised as an important element of economic development - of whole economies, but also of individual organisations. Its importance can therefore also be considered as an element in building the competitive advantages of modern organisations.
Link to the meeting:
https://teams.microsoft.com/dl/launcher/
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