Economics is, and never was, entirely about theory. It’s about life: it’s about facts (hard to swallow) and challenges (harder to...

In any discussion on South Asian Integration, the benefits of increased interregional trade are raised – and yet, there needs to be...

By Namrata Caleb The concept of sunk cost is one which is introduced to economics students pretty early on.  Sunk costs are costs that...

By Sanhitha Jugulam Now, it is well known, and we have often stressed this, that production is perhaps one of  the most important things...

by Samira It’s been the dream of every Indian to live to see that day when India finally becomes a superpower. While India is still on...

by Oishee Kundu Where others see coincidence, an economist finds a correlation. St. Stephen’s College has never failed to make news: from...

By Prapanj R Google, which had its humble beginning in 1996, boasts a revenue of US$ 55.519 billion (2013), 49829 employees (Q1 2014), a...

By Aranyak Saikia With the Lok Sabha Elections just concluded, and the electorate being swept away by a Modi wave that (according to...

By Soumya Jeet In the present world, opinion polls alongside elections are reckoned as virtual vehicles of democracy in action. Even...

By Shannon Sequeira Since the terrorist attacks on the Twin Towers in September 2001, society has tried to understand the nature of...

By Pratishtha Mamgain When not resorting to military action, economic sanctions become an indispensable weapon in America’s limited...

By Mitch As per the Organisation of Economic Co-operation and Development, Japan is the third largest economy by nominal Gross Domestic...

It’s a tumultuous time- six years after the biggest crisis since the Great Depression, Economics faces more challenges than ever before....

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