Let’s dive into the world of conflict resolution through an economic lens, exploring how maximizing what matters most—whether it’s happiness, satisfaction, or financial outcomes—can lead to more balanced and effective resolutions. By applying concepts like Rational Decision-Making and Marginal Utility, conflict resolution professionals can understand and address the evolving priorities of each party.

Discover how economics extends beyond money to focus on optimizing value in ways that align with each party’s true interests. This audio blog provides actionable insights to help you navigate complex decisions, adapt to shifting preferences, and create lasting, mutually beneficial outcomes.

Whether you're a leader, mediator, or simply interested in strategic decision-making, this session equips you with practical tools to make clear, value-driven choices. Listen now to explore how economic principles can transform conflict resolution.

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Getting the Most of the Things You Care About: Maximizing Expected Utility in Conflict Resolution

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