
Discover how to leverage incentives and Zero Trust principles to transform organizational security culture, fostering accountability and proactive threat management.

Explore how rational agents can maintain disagreements despite information exchange, examining Aumann's theorem and the role of perceived opposing preferences in driving persistent polarization.

Explore the fascinating concept of intransitive preferences in rational choice theory, examining the money pump paradox and its implications for mathematical decision-making models.

Explore how digital nudges can improve access review processes, enhance security, and guide decision-makers in managing organizational authorizations more effectively while reducing workload.

“The Paradox of Choice: Why Having More Makes Us Feel Less” examines the psychological impact of abundance on decision-making. Drawing on research in behavioral economics and psychology, it explores how excessive choices can lead to anxiety, indecision, and diminished satisfaction, offering insights

In her TEDx talk, Erin investigates how leadership and policy design affect inequality, often questioning assumptions about what effective change really looks like. Erin O’Reilly is a Year 12 student at JC with a deep interest in economics, leadership, and the systems that shape decision-making at b

Paula Pereda apresenta como a economia pode ajudar a entender e transformar nossas escolhas diante da crise climática. De forma acessível, ela mostra como decisões individuais, empresariais e governamentais influenciam o meio ambiente, destacando incentivos, políticas públicas e comportamentos que p

Behavioral economist Dan Ariely, the author of Predictably Irrational, argues that in many areas of our lives we are too apprehensive of downside consequences and therefore don't take enough risks. After making this point, he suggests a few ways that could help us integrate more risk so that we can

Perché, pur riconoscendo la gravità del problema, non facciamo nulla per fermare il cambiamento climatico? Matteo Motterlini ci porta dove nemmeno gli ambientalisti osano guardare: dentro il nostro cervello. Viviamo più a lungo, ma pensiamo sempre più a breve. È chiaro ormai che non è solo il clima

TEDxYouth@JPGlobalSchool A dynamic student leader and two-time TEDxYouth speaker. Excelling in Economics and Mathematics, she serves as Senior Deputy Cultural Head Girl and has raised ₹7.5 lakhs for hearing aids through projects for specially-abled children. An award-winning MUN delegate and certifi

In this talk, Adam Zobian and Matthew Mikula address the growing issue of gambling exposure and addiction risk among prepubescent and high school–aged males. Citing research that found 22% of male high school students reported engaging in illegal gambling in 2022, they examine how early involvement

Does your bank balance reflect your true potential, or just your limiting beliefs? Harsh Vira argues that financial growth is 20% strategy and 80% psychology, challenging us to shift from a scarcity mindset to one of abundance. Discover why true wealth isn't created by chance, but by the choice to t

A look at how incentives quietly shape everyday choices, from procrastination to social media, and why behavior often makes sense once the system behind it is understood. A student with strong interest in technology, systems and how digital design influences human behaviour This talk was given at a

Abigail Hall discusses the importance of navigating tough conversations around divisive topics like pornography, the death penalty, and abortion with confidence and curiosity. She shares six economic ideas that can help us engage more productively, scrutinize our own beliefs, and model the behavior