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Greenbacks or Grains: Comparing U.S. and India’s Covid-19 fiscal responses.
Read more: Greenbacks or Grains: Comparing U.S. and India’s Covid-19 fiscal responses.During the pandemic, western economies dealt mostly by handing out monetary assistance to support citizens. The view of experts was that India should take notes from the US and hand out money as a form of relief. However, the Indian government did not cave into these pressures. Instead, it chose to prioritize relief for those…
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The Gati-Shakti Master Plan: Propelling India’s Economic Ambitions
Read more: The Gati-Shakti Master Plan: Propelling India’s Economic AmbitionsIndia’s potential, however high it may be, has for multiple reasons, not been realised. The delay in liberalisation, introducing reforms, and having a conscious growth focused public policy has caused the economy to be unable to reap the benefits of its young demographics, blessed geography, and socio-economic dynamics. Multiple schemes aim at changing that, with…
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“QUIET” LITERALLY: Fathoming the noise about ‘quiet quitting’
Read more: “QUIET” LITERALLY: Fathoming the noise about ‘quiet quitting’This article demystifies the myriad interpretations and manifestations of the term “Quiet Quitting”. Inchoately, the phrase attracted the public eye through a tik tok video, while over time it has become relevant in discourses, especially anent work-life balance.
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FOREX – THE PILLAR OF DECENTRALIZATION
Read more: FOREX – THE PILLAR OF DECENTRALIZATIONThe forex market is a shining example of global collaboration. Should we look at it as inspiration for the future?
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Wading through Irrationality: Demystifying Emotional Finance
Read more: Wading through Irrationality: Demystifying Emotional FinanceSince the beginning of time, traditional financial decision-making has been based on logic, arithmetic, and statistical measures, neglecting emotions. Emotional finance studies how conscious and unconscious emotions influence investors’ individual decision-making that come to climax markets’ development.
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Contribution of Quantum-like Modelling in Financial Market Modelling: Case of Quantum-like Common Knowledge
Read more: Contribution of Quantum-like Modelling in Financial Market Modelling: Case of Quantum-like Common KnowledgeThe article talks about the quantum-like model of probability updates in case of costly signaling phenomenon relevant for financial markets, or economic decision making in general.
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