This is a short presentation of Utilitarian vs Deontological Ethics. I chose this topic for my ethics course because it lies at the core of economics. These two different approaches shape the fundamental thinking of economists. I believe this foundation of economic science is often neglected by most Economists today. Although I have read the original works of these philosophers, I used online summaries to provide clearer references for this presentation.

This is an essay ı wrote about GME case in stock market. I wrote it to my sociology lessons which is the reason why I focus of psychological behaviour underlying stock markets and GME incident in focus.

(This is a short essay I wrote for my organizational behaviour class, first version of it was longer but I had to shorten it due to its limit on word amount.) There is no doubt that the decisions of executives have strong influences on the Company’s Culture and employee behavior[1]. When we observe the most successful Companies and Organizations, we will see that almost all of them have unique founders or executives, providing employees with a strong will to work and succeed. Our paper will focus on the key factors that change Organizational behavior in the example of Blackstone and Co-Founder/Main executive Stephen A. Schwarzman. Establishment, Organizational Structure and Management…

This is a short essay I wrote for the “Financial markets” course from coursera (From Robert Shiller/Yale University). I spent around 1 hour to write. This is a short essay on United Nations Human Rights Council’s 2017 report on the Financialization of Housing. I tried to emphasize importance of creative destruction (Schumpeter) on our wealth rather than temporary solutions such as redistirubution or government interventions from an alternative perspective. Essay on Housing Sector’s Securitization and Free Market’s Impact on Housing Economy The speaker’s assumption of housing/sheltering rights being human rights is not true from my perspective. Since the Industrial Revolution, moral philosophers and economists have been arguing about the nature…