Sunday Post - Page 106

Quietly and largely unnoticed, a giant has flown into the dusk and disappeared — for good, never to return, thanks to COVID-19 and the changing world...

Exploring the continuing relevance of the Nobel Prize for Economics and the varied impact of its awardees on public policy decisions worldwide

Delhi’s air pollution is the talk of the town again. For solutions, the masters on the top must leave political rivalry aside and work together for...

Just when we had begun to relax our heart and gut muscles after months of fear and worry, there’s more terrible news. COVID-19 has entered its third...

Having too many romantic options can lead to unhappiness, ultimately one must follow their own beliefs and desires without trying to please everyone

Regardless of the many complications and apprehensions regarding potential infringements on free speech, the regulatory framework for social media...

Exploring another core concept of NIE, the concept of rationality and its evolution as a part of the neoclassical economic model

Health-related anxiety is not uncommon following a recent illness but fixation on perfect 'numbers' of health is not helpful

The ongoing and contentious election in Myanmar have once again spotlighted the nation’s deeply problematic citizenship laws which have rendered many...

I first noticed the trend six months back, as repeated classified ads in newspapers shook me up, and the innocence in the pictures let out in me a...

With the failure of the neoclassical model in addressing the supply of public goods and common-pool resources, NIE offers the necessary tools to...

Much needed pollution norms for the coal-based power plants were globally appreciated but the government’s negligence in dealing with the problems in...