The Triumphant Economists
The Triumphant Economists
The Triumphant Economists
Founded by a final year Economics student, this podcast aims to explore the revolutions in economic thought and the individual economists that have shaped the modern economy. The episodes will be presented in various forms: weekly insights on the triumphs of revolutionary economists throughout history and looking towards the future, in depth weekly analysis the progress of economic thought, regular explanations of relevant modern economic concepts and terminology, monthly profiles on revolutionary economists, employment outlooks, skills and experiences for success, and Top Economists lists.
Weekly Insight 1: What is Economics?
In this episode we will be exploring what economics is in the context of it being a social science, distinguishing the two major types of economics – macroeconomics and microeconomics, and an overview of the several sub-fields of economics. In addition, there will be a discussion of qualifications that are required to become an economist and the skills that are essential for a career in economics. 
Dec 26, 2020
4 min
First Things First - An Introduction to The Triumphant Economists
Founded by a final year Economics student, this podcast aims to explore the revolutions in economic thought and the economists that have shaped the modern economy. As an economics student, I know the importance of understanding economic concepts and terminology as you progress through your study and immersing yourself in the theories of the greatest economists in history that will inspire the future generations of economic thought.  This podcast has been created to support economics students with understanding the essential concepts and terminology, provide in depth analyses of historical economic revolutions, and assist future and current economists with employment outlooks and skills and experiences that will allow them to have a successful career. Emails can be directed to [email protected] if you have any questions, suggestions, and other feedback is appreciated and encouraged. Remember, the more you learn about the past, the more that you will be prepared for the future! The Triumphant Economists
Dec 17, 2020
2 min