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Sanjana Medipally in this article reviews the author’s take on the definition of debt and the institutions of capitalism. Graeber concludes arguing for “a new jubilee of biblical style” meaning a remission of all debts.

In this review, Viswas Viswanath describes the author’s intent behind writing this book. He goes on to describe the progression of the human history and the changing nature of the economy in terms of the flow of money and power.

Vishakha Nagraj, in this essay, examines what the Amendments to the Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act, 1971 are. She looks at the meanings and effects of these amendments by looking at various current scenario numbers and reaches her conclusion about the amendments’ impact on the economy.

by Pushkar Sai Reddy   Could the Rapid Economic Growth in Nazi Germany be Sustained for a Prolonged Period (Barring the Intervention of External Factors that Overthrew the Government)?   INTRODUCTION Nazi Germany today is most prominent for the atrocities committed by them. The Nazi party led by Adolf Hitler adopted an ideology that condoned…

Lakshmi Priya, a first year masters ‘ student of Diplomacy in Law and Business has reviewed a very intriguing book, “Animal Spirits: How Human Psychology Drives The Economy, Why It Matters For Global Capitalism” by George Akerlof and Robert Shiller. Read on to know what does the she think of it.

Professor Sudip Patra, in this article, discusses about the phenomenon of asset misevaluation: over or under valuation. Read on to know more about what he has to say in this regard.

Priyam Agarwalla conducted a field research project in an area of Jharkhand to analyse the impacts of the Direct Benefit Transfer scheme introduced by the Government of Jharkhand. Read on to know more about what she observed.