Our weekly explainer on economics using lessons from popular culture. In Installment 42, Bradley Cooper falls for the Hindsight Bias.
Archit Puri
Archit Puri is a Programme Associate at the Takshashila Institution. His background is in economics and marketing. Archit is the founder of an award-winning skill development social venture and is interested in behavioural economics, technology and masala chai.
Our weekly explainer on economics using lessons from popular culture. In Installment 37, The Titanic sinks as economics rises.
Our weekly explainer on economics using lessons from popular culture. In Installment 34, Mr Sukh-E discovers the Signalling value of Conspicuous Consumption.
Tim Harford's 'Fifty Things That Made the Modern Economy' is an excellent blend of Economics and History.
Our weekly explainer on economics using lessons from popular culture. In Installment 22, Jon Snow explains the Tragedy of the Commons.
Our weekly explainer on economics using lessons from popular culture. In Installment 20, Salman Khan demonstrates Mental Accounting.
A new study shows that cheating as a student is a a good indicator of future corruption in the civil services. This is why screening for those jobs should not be based on ability alone.
Our weekly explainer on economics using lessons from popular culture. In Installment 13, Quentin Tarantino illustrates the Principal-Agent Problem.
Our weekly explainer on economics using lessons from popular culture. In Installment 10, Richard Gere and Julia Roberts enjoy Consumer Surplus and Producer Surplus.
Our weekly explainer on economics using lessons from popular culture. In Installment 6, Ajay Devgan becomes a victim of Adverse Selection.