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This year’s Nobel in Economics: A New Flavour
This year’s Nobel Prize Winner in Economics, Claudia Goldin, is a rare bird who has not only advanced our understanding of women’s labor market outcomes but has also catapulted economic history as a fascinating subject. When she was!-->…
Driving Economic Growth and Environmental Sustainability: Exploring Sustainable Business Practices
Introduction: Promoting economic expansion and addressing environmental concerns necessitate the integration of sustainable business practices. By incorporating economic, environmental, and social factors into their strategies and!-->…
Smith’s Invisible Hand; Its Salience & Fault Lines
This June marks the 300th birth anniversary of Adam Smith, the Scottish philosopher, considered tobe the father of modern economic thinking. Smith witnessed the beginning of the IndustrialRevolution which fundamentally changed the Western!-->…
Ideas Whose Time Has Come in India
On 24th July 1991 when Dr Manmohan Singh was presenting the budget, he was cognizant of theplethora of economic ills that plagued India; inflation hovering around 14%, cost of interest to totalcentral government expenditure touching 36%,!-->…
The Artful Symphony of Data Visualization
As we traverse the ever-growing landscape of data, it's essential to find meaning, purpose, and insights within the numbers that inundate our daily lives. I'd like to share a poem that captures the essence of data visualization,!-->…
West Bengal’s next growth story depends on perception management
One of the most valuable intellectual property any Nation or State has is its reputation. Negative image directly impacts its growth leading to massive brain drain. West Bengal is one of the classic cases where negative perception is!-->…
The Mother of Micro-Finance Passes Away
174 years ago, Sabitri Bai Phule founded the first modern Indian girls school in Pune and is considered the pioneer of India’s Feminist movement. 10 years ago when Mrinal Gore, the politician and activist died, the newspapers!-->…
Seven Applications of Data Science in Marketing
Seven Applications of Data Science in Marketing
Marketing of the products has a very positive correlation with the increase in sales of the given product. Traditional methods include television and newspaper advertisements,!-->!-->!-->…
The Bankers Bag The Nobel Prize in Economics
The Nobel Prize in Economics was the last to be instituted in 1968 by Sweden’s Central Bank to commemorate the bank’s 300 th anniversary. Herbert Simon was the first non-economist to win the prize in 1978 and Daniel Kahneman, the!-->…
The Production Linked Incentive Scheme: A Boon or Bane
Professor Raghuram Rajan has stirred a hornet’s nest by calling the grandiose Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme which aims at making manufacturing in India globally competitive; myopic and policy shortcut, by overlooking the!-->…