Introduction Conventional monetary economics holds a firm sequencing logic, i.e, a currency can only achieve international status after its home economy liberalises the

“The history of men’s opposition to women’s emancipation is more interesting perhaps than the story of that emancipation itself.” – Virginia Woolf, A

Fast Fashion At least 80 billion garments are produced globally every year. That is ten times the population of the world. The culprit?

Every few years, a version of the same idea resurfaces in political debate: if governments simply taxed the wealth of the very rich,

Each year, state governments in the country collect lakhs of crores in excise revenue from alcohol. In FY 2023-24, Uttar Pradesh collected 36,600

Abstract This article studies the political, structural and economic behaviour of two of the largest economies under the European Union, and highlights how

In today’s financial world, there exist very few systems that seem as harmless and yet operate as subtly and powerfully as the State

The United States’ recent tariff policies have unleashed a volley of opinions across the international community at large. This article aims to establish

Introduction The chance of winning is 1 in a million, yet the agents selling lottery tickets are crowded every evening. The Indian lottery

“Few modern ideologies are as whimsically all-encompassing, as romantically obscure, as intellectually sloppy, and as likely to start a third world war as

In the realm of modern economics, there lives on a legendary hero. The Homo economicus, an alarmingly rational being, driven solely by his

Today, whilst travelling, visiting fast food franchises instead of local cafés feels almost sacrilegious. Why?   The answer lies in the camera roll. Instagram’s