Sunday Post - Page 86

While Robert John Aumann applied his mathematical skills to developing his works on repeated games, Thomas Crombie Schelling laid out simple and lucid...

Although the pressure peaked for Djokovic at the US Grand Slam final but, as he broke down into tears after missing the chance to win all the four...

As the attempts for CBDC rollout gain momentum globally, researchers and academicians stand divided on its benefits, feasibility, impact on Central...

The self-styled ‘King Kohli’ has paved the path of his success as a captain in his own ruthless way; he would stick to his character no matter what...

For the distressed, suicide could mean a way to escape pain, and a cry for help which, if responded timely by the society and peers, can prevent the...

Contrary to the Keynesian view that changes in aggregate demand drove business cycles, the works of Finn Erling Kydland and Edward Christian Prescott...

Defying all that fate has snatched away from them, Indian Paralympians put on an unforgettable performance in Tokyo with their unmatched resilience...

Education is a liberating force and teachers are the liberators but, ironically, both remain within the clutches of commercialisation and systemic...

Robert Fry Engle III and Clive William John Granger introduced innovative methods — with time varying volatility and cointegration respectively — of...

Odisha — the name that now springs up parallelly with India’s outstanding performance in hockey in Tokyo — has successfully blended its deep-rooted...

The works of both Daniel Kahneman and Vernon Lomax Smith challenged the assumptions of neoclassical framework; while the former applied psychological...

Excessive sense of vengeance could take form of addiction and cause mental harm; while letting go is not always easy, some strategies may help