In Banks, We Don’t Trust?

According to known history, banks as an idea began around 1,800 BC in Babylon. It started replacing moneylenders who would make loans to people. Over…

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The existing gaps in how we measure productivity and economic activities: Time for us to acknowledge that being a parent is one of the toughest profession

At times I do wish I could sit down with both my parents and reflect on my journey so far, but I am afraid I…

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Collective Behaviour: The Linchpin keeping the Human Society and the Market Economy Functioning

A society along with the financial markets generally operates under a Collective behaviour model. And without a defined central command or control, it’s probably one…

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