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Cobweb Theory and Price Elasticity

I have blogged on this topic before and although not in the NCEA or CIE syllabus’ I find it useful theory to mention when doing supply, demand and elasticity. Agricultural markets are particularly vulnerable to price fluctuations. many agricultural products… Continue reading →

Credit Multiplier and its limitations.

Most economics textbooks that explain the credit multiplier assume that banks automatically expand the credit money supply to a multiple of their aggregate reserves. In the example below the reserve ratio is 25% so credit creation multiplier equals 4 (that… Continue reading →

OPEC+ to extend production cuts as oil prices fall?

The fall in oil prices – $77 / barrel 18th Nov – accompanied by the Israel-Hamas war has led the OPEC+ countries to consider extending their oil production cuts. At present Saudi Arabia produces approximately 9mn b/d compared to a… Continue reading →

Readers Write In #646: The Psychology behind Irugapatru

By T Bhuvanesh Ram Irugapatru (“Hold tight”), the recent Tamil movie, has been making waves ever since its release, or shall we say, its unique promotion. The film revolves around three couples who are put to test when faced with a crisis in their marital lives. While Rangesh despises his wife, Pavithra for not being […]

Interview: Vijay Varma

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Readers Write In #645: Guts and glory trumps paper strength

By Madan Mohan Back in the 90s, chewing gum manufacturers pushed their products on us unsuspecting schoolkids by offering cricket cards and WWE cards with the chewing gum purchase. I won’t go into the details, but these were basically card games based on the points a player had (derived in turn from his batting or […]

Japan’s monetary and fiscal policy are at odds with each other

The Bank of Japan (Japan’s central bank) and the Japanese government seem to be moving in opposite directions with regard to monetary and fiscal policy. On the one hand you have the Bank of Japan exiting its long-running experiment with… Continue reading →

Hemanth M Rao’s ‘Sapta Saagaradaache Ello – Side B’ is a worthy companion piece to its predecessor that takes you on an unexpected journey

The film stars Rakshit Shetty, Rukmini Vasanth, Chaithra Achar, JP Tuminad. It is as beautifully muted as ‘Side A’, and it works because of its purity and its big heart. Some movies need to sink in. I saw a screening of Sapta Saagaradaache Ello – Side B with the cinematographer’s assistant. After the film, he […]

Market failure and what New Zealand fisheries can learn from Faroe Islands

In economic theory market failure happens when the price mechanism fails to allocate scarce resources efficiently which can lead to a net social welfare loss. It is evident when the competitive outcome of markets is not satisfactory from the point… Continue reading →

Readers Write In #644: Anything but a slut

By Aparna Namboodiripad (tonks) I was hearing a lot of buzz on social media about how Deepika Padukone was cheating on Ranveer Singh, and people were trolling and slut- shaming her for her words, “In my mind I was committed to him, but I was seeing other people”. So I wanted to see what the […]

The Gravedigger of Qadim

AUTHOR BIO: ‘The Gravedigger of Qadim’ is Rohit’s sophomore novel, following the gritty slice-of-life contemporary fiction novel ‘Escape for Love’. He continues to be married to his work, a cinema aficionado, and a lover of strong coffee. In addition to his creative pursuits, Rohit is a corporate governance professional and a qualified member of the […]

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