Dr. Ghulam Mohey-ud-din, Principal Economist
Understanding the evolution of economics as a discipline involves delving into the theories of scientific progress. Two prominent figures in this debate are Thomas Kuhn and Larry Laudan. Kuhn’s paradigm shifts and Laudan’s research traditions offer contrasting yet insightful frameworks
Hello, budding economists! Now we move into the heart of market economics, facilitated by a couple — dynamic by nature — that guides the boat of our financial world: supply and demand. Before you start yawning and envisioning a dusty
Welcome, we are inquiring minds, to the thrilling, seedy side of economics! Today, we dive headlong into two of the most central concepts in economics: scarcity and opportunity cost. Think about these two as the Batman and Robin of the
Welcome, dear reader, to the wild, wonderful world of economics — often dubbed the “dismal science.” Be not afraid, for this moniker is wildly misleading. Economics is anything but dismal. It’s the backstage pass to understanding how our world ticks,