Sunday Post - Page 78

While Oliver D’Arcy Hart is best-known for his work on incomplete contracts and allocation of residual rights, Bengt Robert Holmström worked on design...

NDUW and MPI are two frameworks that promise comprehensive policy formulation and implementation around the ‘invisible’ masses of India; implementing...

A glaring mismatch between the government’s claim of fund sufficiency and its own contradictory data has left genuine workers in limbo as many opt out...

Changes brought under Rahul Dravid’s coaching in his short stint looks convincing in making Indian cricket more inclusive and less burdensome

For amusement, profit or prestige, humans have come out with their most inhuman instincts — inflicting cruelty on animals through poaching, illicit...

Helping a colleague battling with depression is indeed a challenging task, but is worth taking if you can be compassionate, patient and respectful to...

Angus Deaton is known for extensively analysing data around individual consumer choices, and linking it with aggregate consumption, to shape policies...

Though it’s too early to assess the Dravid-Rohit pair, the series win against New Zealand has certainly pulled India out of a dark zone and set the...

Air pollution undeniably impacts mental health in the form of behavioural variations and neurodegenerative disorders, partial mitigation of which...

Building upon the concepts regulating monopolies and oligopolies, Jean Tirole used game theory and industrial organisation to present a general theory...

Seven years, four committees and two draft regulations later, India still does not have a clear labelling system to warn consumers about harmful...

BCCI’s ‘unprofessional’ communication has led to build-up of an ambiguous air — driving speculations around team selection, management of players and...