Nobel Prizes in Economics: A Comment
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The Economics Of Happiness: Why Nordic Countries Are The Happiest
In March 2020, Finland was named the happiest country in the world by the World Happiness Report published by the
Gig Economy: Evolving Employer-Employee Dynamics
Gig Economy coming of age In 2016, Deloitte posed an interesting question- whether the gig economy was a ‘distraction or
Goalkeepers Reports and Billionaires under Heavy
The 2020 Goalkeepers Report is focused on the Covid-19 pandemic. The earlier Goalkeepers Reports dealt with the themes of Inequality
Crypto Economy: Decrypted Decrypting The Cryptocurrency
“To the naïve mind that can conceive of order only as of the product of deliberate arrangement, it may seem
Clusters and conglomerates the New Economics of Competition
In economic parlance, a cluster is a dense geographical concentration of interconnected businesses, suppliers and associated organizations in a particular
Defunding the Police: A Wiser Economic Choice
Following the brutal killing of an innocent black man George Floyd, floods of protests broke out demanding a radical rethinking
The Game of Institutions: An insight into Institutional economics
“Whilst this planet has gone cycling on according to the fixed law of gravity, from so simple a beginning endless
Tide Does Not Obey Royal Command
He was revered as the ruler of everything he had surveyed. The legendary King Canute commanded the incoming tide to
Choosing the Story You Will Stand In
There are seven life’s most basic questions: Who am I? Why do things happen? What is the purpose of life?