Finance and Economics – Page 5

Market Microstructures- Delving Deep In The Processes of Markets!

Market Microstructures is a branch of financial economics which looks into how the market processes work. We know very little with regard to the intricacies involved even in the simplest or smallest of the transactions. This article is an attempt towards understanding this aspect of markets by throwing light upon the various details that go…
Read more: Market Microstructures- Delving Deep In The Processes of Markets!
Economic Implications of Coral Reef Decline

With an emphasis on their crucial biological roles, the effects of human activity, and climate change, this article examines the economic implications of coral reef collapse. The article discusses the benefits provided by coral reefs in the context of nature and human needs. It goes on to discuss the economic value of industries existing due…
Read more: Economic Implications of Coral Reef Decline
Economics of the Arts Market

This article discusses the unique economy of the Fine Arts Market where there are more deciding factors to the monetary value than just Demand and Supply such as the cultural significance, the reputation of the artist, its past and predicted monetary value etc. There is an emphasis on understanding the relatively small scale of this…
Read more: Economics of the Arts Market
What led to the Acquisition of Credit Suisse by UBS?

The essay explores the historical background of Credit Suisse, one of the biggest and oldest financial companies in Switzerland. Despite having a solid reputation, Credit Suisse has endured a string of controversies in recent years, notably the failure of Archegos Capital and Greensill Capital, in which the bank had a significant stake. As a result,…
Read more: What led to the Acquisition of Credit Suisse by UBS?
Digital Competition Act: A Step Forward or A Step Backward?

The enactment of a Digital Competition Act is imperative to tackle instances of anti-competitive conduct in India’s burgeoning digital marketplace. The implementation of certain practices, such as price fixing and mergers, can have detrimental effects on competition, consumer options, and innovation. In its entirety, the Act assumes a crucial function in fostering a competitive and…
Read more: Digital Competition Act: A Step Forward or A Step Backward?
What Happened To Britain’s Supply Chain After Brexit? A Look Into Lorry Drivers In The UK

The UK is still experiencing a shortage of drivers, and multiple previously-affected industries are still facing trouble due to this. This article will explore how the UK’s truck drivers, and subsequently the supply chain, were affected by Brexit.
Read more: What Happened To Britain’s Supply Chain After Brexit? A Look Into Lorry Drivers In The UK
Impact of Technology in GST and Indirect Taxation Regime within the Indian Subcontinent

Tax administration in essence refers to the task of implementing tax law whether direct or indirect in any country in order to utilize its full potential. The use of technology to advance the objective and intent of indirect tax can greatly help any nation wherein the taxpayer does not have to manually file their taxes…
Read more: Impact of Technology in GST and Indirect Taxation Regime within the Indian Subcontinent
Sikkim: The Indian Tax Haven

Through this article, the author will be bringing to light the special tax regime followed in the Indian state of Sikkim, and present how the central government can attempt to combat the potential for fraud due to Sikkim’s special tax status.
Read more: Sikkim: The Indian Tax Haven
Devil’s Advocado: How A Country’s Access to Avocado Consumption Can Reveal its Pitiful State of Affairs

The Big Mac Index, coined by The Economist in 1986, is a measure of a country’s purchasing power and economic stability. But could this burgernomics be replaced by a more nuanced avoconomics to use a country’s access to avocado consumption as a glimpse into its socio-economic state of affairs?
Read more: Devil’s Advocado: How A Country’s Access to Avocado Consumption Can Reveal its Pitiful State of Affairs
Why can’t Indians give up their private car?

Cars seem to be central to the ambitions of most typical households as they can be considered to be the last cog in completing the machine of independence after acquiring a house. However, it has ended up creating a plethora of issues which go beyond the scope of the environment. Why is it so difficult…
Read more: Why can’t Indians give up their private car?
Critical Analysis of the Finance Bill, 2023

he Finance Bill aims at achieving a “saptarishi” framework which includes empowering green growth, infrastructure and investment, inclusive development, youth power, financial sector, unleashing the potential and reaching the last mile. Each amendment as proposed by the bill was made in order to reach these inclusive targets so as to grow the Real GDP to…
Read more: Critical Analysis of the Finance Bill, 2023
High Prices: An Economic Phenomenon or Capitalism?

In recent years there has been a significant increase in prices of FMCG goods. This article will try to understand the reasons behind the increase in the prices, how it is affecting the economy, why the companies are trying to increase prices and if this is a sustainable way for the companies to grow.
Read more: High Prices: An Economic Phenomenon or Capitalism?