This course explores the impact of economic narratives on policy-making in the 21st century. Participants will learn how to confront and potentially rewrite these narratives to address current challenges. The course covers topics such as the power of narratives, economic models, writing effective narratives, and advice for policymakers. The teaching method includes lectures and discussions led by experts in economics and finance. This course is designed for policymakers, economists, finance professionals, and anyone interested in the intersection of storytelling and economics.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
The power of narratives
The most powerful narrative
Chinas narrative
The right narrative
Economic models
Elevator pitch
Writing about possibilities
Path dependency
Negative narratives
Narrative contagions
Policymaker advice
Examples of good narratives
Kate Ray
Haussmann
Vandals
What used to be us
Reducing divisiveness
The marketing department
Institutions credibility is shot
Taught by
World Economic Forum
