Public Outreach

Only in French | When a society, composed of individuals, is confronted with different options, finding a collective preference is necessary. But to move from particular interests to the general interest, the method matters and can change the result! That's the subject of the last Sciences Echos video by Charles Figuières (AMU/FEG/AMSE).

Only in Frencch | On Tuesday 1 March, Bruno Ventelou (AMSE / CNRS) gave a Sciences Echos conference entitled "Economics in the health system?"

Only in French | On Tuesday 16 November, Agnès Tomini (AMSE / CNRS) gave a Sciences Echos conference on the "Rush for natural resources".

Only in French | Video conference by Justin Leroux (HEC Montréal / AMSE) who offers an introduction to environmental economics as part of the Sciences Echos cycle.

Only in French | Video conference by Charles Figuières (AMSE, Aix Marseille University, FEG) who offers an introduction to behavioural economics as part of the Sciences Echos cycle.

Only in French - The lectures are open to everyone for the 2020-2021 edition! Why do we get into a relationship? What do economics teach us in times of epidemic? Why do we tend to put off our homework until tomorrow? Can the carbon tax be fair? So many questions answered by researchers in economics.

Sciences Echos is a serie of lectures for a school audience, held by economists from Aix-Marseille School od Economics. Only in French.

Only in French - Economy is often connected with "firms", "trade" and "the market". Therefore, how to measure the economic benefits of well-being's dimensions such as health, education or the environment that seem to oppose the "laws of the market" ? Dominique Ami, economist at Aix-Marseille University and Aix-Marseille School of Economics (AMSE) held a public lecture on this question at Sciences Echos conference for a school audience.

Sarah Flèche, co-author of The Origins of Happiness, held a lecture at Sciences Echos conference for a school audience.