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Author: Reshu Natani

Reshu Natani is currently an Associate Research Fellow at Nayi Disha, a platform for liberal political ideas. She is also a former social entrepreneur who studied economics and public policy at Meghnad Desai Academy of Economics. She occasionally uses Keynes’s aphorism about being dead in the long run to justify her nihilistic hedonism.

The Business of Doing Business

by Reshu NataniOpinionPosted on 28 Jan, 201928 Jan, 2019Comments are Disabled

The government should not be running businesses. And yet, from Nehru to Modi, the number of Public Sector Enterprises has steadily risen.

Keeping up With the Matthew Effect

by Reshu NataniHousefull, Housefull EconomicsPosted on 19 Sep, 2018Comments are Disabled

Our weekly explainer on economics using lessons from popular culture. In Installment 60, the Kardashians demonstrate the Matthew Effect.

It’s All About Me, Me, Me!

by Reshu NataniHousefull, Housefull EconomicsPosted on 15 Aug, 2018Comments are Disabled

Our weekly explainer on economics using lessons from popular culture. In Installment 56, Liz in 30 Rock demonstrates the Egocentric Bias.

Isle of Cognitive Biases

by Reshu NataniHousefull EconomicsPosted on 18 Jul, 2018Comments are Disabled

Our weekly explainer on economics using lessons from popular culture. In Installment 53, Mayor Kobayashi falls prey to the Semmelweis Reflex.

As if Taxation Was Not Enough

by Reshu NataniHousefull EconomicsPosted on 20 Jun, 2018Comments are Disabled

Our weekly explainer on economics using lessons from popular culture. In Installment 51, there’s Double Taxation in 30 Rock.

The Elastic Wire

by Reshu NataniHousefull EconomicsPosted on 16 May, 2018Comments are Disabled

Our weekly explainer on economics using lessons from popular culture. In Installment 47, Stringer Bell recognises Elasticity of Demand

Be Still, My Floating Exchange Rate

by Reshu NataniHousefull EconomicsPosted on 9 May, 2018Comments are Disabled

Our weekly explainer on economics using lessons from popular culture. In Installment 46, Selina Meyer loses out because of Exchange Rate Fluctuation.

Charge Him Higher!

by Reshu NataniHousefull EconomicsPosted on 18 Apr, 2018Comments are Disabled

Our weekly explainer on economics using lessons from popular culture. In Installment 43, the Soup Nazi carries out Price Discrimination.

Don’t Propose at an Office Party

by Reshu NataniHousefull EconomicsPosted on 4 Apr, 2018Comments are Disabled

Our weekly explainer on economics using lessons from popular culture. In Installment 41, The Office faces the Free-Rider Problem.

There’s a Limit to Even Porn

by Reshu NataniHousefull EconomicsPosted on 28 Mar, 2018Comments are Disabled

Our weekly explainer on economics using lessons from popular culture. In Installment 40, Chandler and Joey discover the economics of free porn.

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