Cap and Trade is Economics’ Answer to Climate Change
With 2020 marking the largest wildfire season for California[1] , a consequence largely of man-made climate change [2] , the threat of the
The Nudge Stratagem: Decrypting Behaviour for Public Policy
Some of the chief unifying ingredients in the process of Cognitive Progression of Homo Sapiens was their belief in cultural traditions, social doctrines
Stories of Humanistic Business
How can business anywhere be anything other than dirty business? This is a strong, solid view about corporate misconduct that cannot be denied
Neotrics: The Rise of Entrepreneur
दुर्लभं त्रयमेवैतत् देवानुग्रहहेतुकम्। मनुष्यत्वं मुमुक्षुत्वं महापुरुषसंश्रयः॥ As Swami Vivekananada had once said- the world is metaphorically divided into humans, epistemophilic and legends. Analogously,
Bottom Line: The Historical Evolution Of The Corporate Overlord
The year was 1600. In a disintegrating building in north London, a varied group of people- merchants and mayors, grocers and soldiers, the
The Truth Behind Half Truths
“Man is least himself when he talks in his own person. Give him a mask, and he will tell you the truth.”- Oscar
Maachis – The Fire That Ignites The Youth
Democracy means that the government is of the people, by the people and for the people. India is a democratic country. Our government
Sugar Tax – Breaking Bad, India’s Obesity Epidemic
“Discussing the Role of a Sugar tax as an Appropriate Policy to tackle the obesity epidemic in India ” Introduction – How serious
Civil Society Activism
By civil society, it is usually meant citizens as the third sector besides government and business. The Civicus International—a global alliance dedicated to
Choice Behavior And Strategic Approaches To Decision Problems
The decision-making behaviour of individuals has been a matter of growing interest in recent times. Firms seeking to advance their sales are keen
Austrian School of Economics
In this article, I concentrate on the main propositions about economics that the so-called Austrians believe. The Science of Economics Proposition 1: Only
Rethink Or Rewind
The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership, a massive free trade deal covering half the world’s population and 40% of the global economy, sounds too
The Occupy Movement and the Leftist Politics
Once upon a time in the West—that is, from the 17th to the late 18th century—there was Radical Enlightenment—the current of thought and
Liberal Politics
Just as the Left has failed to integrate prefigurative politics with strategic politics to bring about democratic and egalitarian society as pointed out
Discovering Truths in Economics: Part II
Ideological blinders make it very difficult to seek and find some truths in economics. Consider, for example, the neoclassical economic prediction that an
Politics and Economics of Indian Farm Reforms
The decisive Battle of Plassey in which the East India Company got its foothold in India, and established its company rule was not
Discovering Truths in Economics: Part I Cocktail Economics
Economists ordinarily employ a scientific method. This method can be described as a three-step process. The first step in economic analysis is for
Economics Of Sex
In 2008, Canadian economics professor Marina Adshade launched an undergraduate course at Dalhousie University entitled “Economics of Sex and Love,” which invited students
Nobel Prizes in Economics: A Comment
The Nobel Prize in Economics has always been controversial. Many people (including many economists) feel that economics is not, or not often, characterized
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 United Nations Sustainable
