Cat Economics - PhD. Angelo Cacciola Donati

What is economics? Not just curves, GDP, and graphs, but also desires, fears, and small everyday gestures. Cat Economics was created to look at it from another perspective: one that doesn't reduce people to "consumers," but considers them human beings with dreams and limitations.
In my courses, I explore how economics is intertwined with culture, symbols, and relationships. From traditional societies to modern capitalism, the common thread is one: understanding that behind the numbers there are always stories.
I also use artificial intelligence tools to write and organize content: not to replace critical thinking, but to free up time and energy and focus on what really matters—proposing ideas, stimulating discussions, and making economics more accessible and vibrant.
Because, sometimes, all it takes is a change of perspective—perhaps that of a curious cat—to discover that economics can still tell us about ourselves.
Economist. PhD. Social Science and Economicd-Fribourg University (CH)