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Podcast Wydziału Nauk Ekonomicznych Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego. Rozmawiamy z naukowcami i przedstawicielami ośrodków badawczych o ekonomii, projektach naukowych, konferencjach i ważnych wydarzeniach z życia gospodarczego. Rozmowy prowadzą Dominika Milczarek-Andrzejewska i Leszek Wincenciak.

  1. 4 DAYS AGO · BONUS

    Urlopy macierzyńskie i wychowawcze

    W tym odcinku naszego podcastu rozmawiamy o urlopach macierzyńskich i wychowawczych w kontekście tego, jak pracodawcy widzą role mężczyzn i kobiet. Mimo wprowadzonej w prawie możliwości korzystania z urlopów wychowawczych i rodzicielskich przez ojców, stosunkowo niewielu mężczyzn decyduje się z nich korzystać. Czy ciągle obecny jest stereotyp mężczyzny, jako zapewniającego bezpieczeństwo dochodowe rodzinie przez pracę, a kobiety - jako tej, która ma przede wszystkim obowiązki opiekuńcze i wychowawcze? A może pracodawcy gorzej oceniają mężczyzn, którzy chcą z takich rozwiązań korzystać i mężczyźni - bojąc się stygmatyzacji - nie decydują się na urlopy rodzicielskie? O tym, jak bardziej równościowy podział obowiązków wpływa na dzietność i co można zrobić, by próbować dzietność w Polsce zwiększyć - rozmawiamy z dr hab. Ewą Cukrowską-Torzewską. Rozmawiamy również o tym, jak w praktyce działają urlopy rodzicielskie w Polsce i Europie; w jakim stopniu wspierają (lub nie wspierają) równość płci w opiece; dlaczego zaangażowanie ojców w opiekę to nie tylko kwestia wyboru, ale również konstrukcji systemu; jak język i narracje wokół urlopów wpływają na ich postrzeganie i wykorzystanie; co mówią dane empiryczne i badania o skuteczności tych rozwiązań. Odcinek powstał jako kontynuacja dyskusji z sesji „Demographic change, demographic resilience”, zorganizowanej podczas konferencji prezydencyjnej EUROMOBI 2025, i został przygotowany w ramach projektu Europe and Mobilities: Challenges and Opportunities for Socio-Economic Transformations, finansowanego ze środków Unii Europejskiej w ramach programu Horyzont Europa (GA 101232335).

    37 min
  2. Is Homo Sovieticus still alive?

    30 MAY

    Is Homo Sovieticus still alive?

    In this episode we’re diving into the fascinating subject of how the communist legacy and institutional transitions from communism to a market-oriented economy, shape individuals' well-being, education, health, and social mobility. My guest is Anna Nicińska, Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Economic Sciences and the Digital Economy Lab, University of Warsaw. Her recent studies focus on the impact of political regimes on societies in Central and Eastern Europe. We talk about the impact of communist legacy on choices related to healthcare, family support, education, and private car ownership. Please follow our faculty media for updates and share your thoughts in the comments. The podcast is financed by the Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange under the Welcome to Poland Programme (2022). Let's make together economics in Warsaw 2.0.

    29 min
  3. Is AI going to steal our jobs?

    23 MAY

    Is AI going to steal our jobs?

    Today, we’re diving into one of the most pressing issues of our time: the challenges artificial intelligence poses to the labour market. My guest is Satia Rożynek, a Ph.D. student and a young economist working at the Digital Economy Lab at the University of Warsaw. In this conversation, we discuss the role of AI in transforming industries and jobs. We explore three angles: the evolution of the labour demand, the structure of occupations, and how employees perceive the risks of work automation. We also discuss how workers can prepare for the change and the role of the government in the process. Please follow our faculty media for updates and please share your thoughts in the comments. The podcast is financed by the Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange under the Welcome to Poland Programme (2022). Let's make together economics in Warsaw 2.0.

    35 min
  4. Innovation challenges for Poland

    16 MAY

    Innovation challenges for Poland

    In this episode we’re looking at the dynamic world of innovation - how countries foster breakthroughs, fund R&D,and compete globally. I'm talking to Professor Krzysztof Szczygielski, an economist from the Faculty of Economic Sciences, University of Warsaw, whose work focuses on innovation policy. We are discussing the big picture of innovation in a modern economy, key challenges and the government role in efficient allocation of resources devoted to research and development. Please follow our faculty media for updates. Please share your thoughts in the comments. The podcast is financed by the Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange under the Welcome to Poland Programme (2022). Let's make together economics in Warsaw 2.0.

    31 min
  5. Warsaw Econometric Challenge - Putting Knowledge into Practice

    9 MAY

    Warsaw Econometric Challenge - Putting Knowledge into Practice

    Today, we’re diving into the world of econometrics with a spotlight on the Warsaw Econometric Challenge, one of the internationally recognized competitions for data-driven problem-solving. My guest is Dr. Rafał Woźniak, the professor of econometrics at the Faculty of Economic Sciences, University of Warsaw, and one of the organizers of the event. This year marks the fifth edition of the Warsaw Econometric Challenge. All graduate and undergraduate students of each and every academic institution (universities, economic universities, business schools, universities of technology, etc.) can participate. The goal of the Contest is to conduct a comprehensive data analysis and to prepare a scientific paper within 24 hours. This year, 45 student teams, including 116 students from 19 European Universities, were given the opportunity to work on the data on traffic in Warsaw using signals from mobile devices. In our conversation, Dr. Woźniak talks about the origins of the contest, its uniqueness and future. Please follow our faculty media for updates and share your thoughts in the comments. The podcast is financed by the Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange under the Welcome to Poland Programme (2022). Let's make together economics in Warsaw 2.0.

    21 min
  6. Poland's Fertility Crisis

    2 MAY

    Poland's Fertility Crisis

    Today, we’re discussing Poland’s struggle with one of the world’s lowest fertility rates and how artificial intelligence and modern trends in the labour market are reshaping work and family life. Joining me is Professor Anna Matysiak, head of the Interdisciplinary Centre for Labour Market and Family Dynamics at the Faculty of Economic Sciences, University of Warsaw. We are discussing why Poles are having so few children and why are those low TFRs so important. Prof. Anna Matysiak is sharing her research experience with us and explains what are the crucial factors determining fertility decisions. We are also discussing how can policymakers design effective strategies to increase fertility and provide a work-life balance for families. Please follow our faculty media for updates and share your thoughts in the comments. The podcast is financed by the Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange under the Welcome to Poland Programme (2022). Let's make together economics in Warsaw 2.0.

    30 min
  7. Celebrating Success at the Rotman Competition

    25 APR

    Celebrating Success at the Rotman Competition

    A team from our faculty secured the 3rd place at the prestigious Rotman International Trading Competition. My guests are Prof. Robert Slepaczuk, the leader and mentor of the student team and Maciej Wysocki, a Ph. D. student, who also supported the team with his great contribution and experience. Student teams from our faculty have made a consistent impact in the competition for many years, ranking among the world’s top quantitative finance students. In this conversation, we will try to learn why Rotman is such a big deal in the world of quantitative finance and what it takes to make such an achievement. Please follow our faculty media for updates. Please share your thoughts in the comments. The podcast is financed by the Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange under the Welcome to Poland Programme (2022). Let's make together economics in Warsaw 2.0.

    44 min
  8. The Pulse of Economics - New Series

    SEASON 3 TRAILER

    The Pulse of Economics - New Series

    Welcome to the new series of the podcast “The pulse of economics”, where we dive into the stories behind economic theory, where the policy meets practice, where innovation sparks excellence. Each week together with my guests we will bring you closer to the frontlines of research in economics. I’m Leszek Wincenciak and I will be the host of this podcast.   Get ready to explore ideas, challenge conventional wisdom, and uncover the forces shaping our global economy. Each episode, we’ll bring you exclusive conversations with brilliant minds — who are redefining how we understand markets and human behavior. We will try to give you practical takeaways that will inspire you to see the world through an economic lens. Whether you’re a curious novice or a seasoned scholar, this series will ignite your passion for discovery and leave you hungry for more. Hit subscribe and stay tuned. New episode drops every Friday! Please follow our faculty media for updates and share your thoughts in the comments. The podcast is financed by the Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange under the Welcome to Poland Programme (2022). Let's make together economics in Warsaw 2.0.

    2 min
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Podcast Wydziału Nauk Ekonomicznych Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego. Rozmawiamy z naukowcami i przedstawicielami ośrodków badawczych o ekonomii, projektach naukowych, konferencjach i ważnych wydarzeniach z życia gospodarczego. Rozmowy prowadzą Dominika Milczarek-Andrzejewska i Leszek Wincenciak.

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    Wydział Nauk Ekonomicznych
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2025
  • Episodes
    28
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    Clean
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    W rytmie ekonomii

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