Mostly Economics

Colin Weiss of Federal Reserve on the issue of whether Gold has overtaken US Treasury as a safe asset?

Riksbank Deputy Governor Anna Seim asks one of the most asked questions by economists: What is money?

Prof Luis Garicano sums up all the economic history brilliantly in one para: “Adam Smith said a bunch of stuff that was mostly right.

Jeanet Bentzen, Alessandro Pizzigolotto and Lena Sperling on how White House is supporting religiosity and dividing America: Around the world, governments are pulling religion closer to the state, from Türkiye’s generously funded religious directorate to…

AFD, the far right party has won election in Saxony has shocked Germany and its leaders.

Even though monetary aggregates remain out of fashion for monetary analysis, they serve as useful ways to understand money.

Muhamad Chatib Basri former finance minister of Indonesia in IMF F&D Magazine Sep-26 edition narrates how and why Indonesia faced youth protests despite strong macro fundamentals: Affan Kurniawan was completing a food delivery order in Jakarta on the night

A Teacher Writes to Students Series (77): New Principles of Economics Annavajhula J C Bose, PhD Former Professor, Department of Economics, SRCC, DU Aha!

Pranay Kothasthane and Sarthak Pradhan of Takshashila Institute have written this interesting book: Fiscal Fables – A Citizen’s Guide to Public Finance.

IMF F&D Sep-26 edition profiles Montek Ahluwalia: In 1991, India stood on the brink.