Sunday Post - Page 94

Buying time at the cost of sleep is a bad bargain — admit and avoid it

The Nobel prize in economics in 1987 was awarded to Robert Solow for his contributions to the theory of economic growth. Solow was at the...

As you read this, Delhi and Mumbai are again locked down after a few months of carelessly rejoicing on the streets and in clubs, pubs and restaurant....

I am a columnist, as are a few of my good friends. But are we, really? I ask since the friends I grew up with in journalism are drilling and trilling...

Mass vaccination drives have invoked a varied range of mental conditions — from anxiety, guilt and shaming to fear and conspiracy theories

James McGill Buchanan used economic tools to analyse constitutionally bound political decision-making that eventually found application in EU...

Once a routine balancing factor in the ecosystem, forest fires now present a dreadful picture globally — sweeping through terrains, claiming lives...

I stormed across India’s highways last month, finally breaking the shackles after being stuck in Delhi for months, heading to the pristine hills of...

Acknowledgement of bipolar affective disorder is the first step towards its healing process

Franco Modigliani, a Neo-Keynesian economist, played a major role in establishing the ‘life-cycle hypothesis’ which explains the level of savings in...

Even as the grounded ‘Ever Given’ was set afloat, one can go through the lanes of history to see the recent crisis from a much wider perspective;...

The shoots of new socio-economic reality have emerged over the past decade on the bedrock of theoretically sound Bengal model which offers space for...