Luck as a Vice: The Economics of Lotteries and Gambling Applications
Introduction The chance of winning is 1 in a million, yet the agents selling lottery tickets are crowded every evening.
India’s Productivity Conundrum: The Economic Costs of Lucrative Government Jobs
Introduction Preparation is an omnipresent part of the human experience. Some prepare for marriage, some for retirement, and some for
Why has fintech become so efficient?
One usually points to artificial intelligence, blockchain, or cloud computing, which, although are unquestionably revolutionary, only provide a partial picture.
Between Chalkboards and Bazaar: Rethinking Economic Models
Our textbooks hand us clean diagrams: perfectly elastic demand and supply, firms acting as “price takers”. Our classrooms are organised,