inCovid-19, Economics
#PositiveCorona: Towards a New Alternative in Macroeconomics
by Debashree Chakraborty
on August 4, 2020
Every crisis has a silver lining. It challenges people to think out of the boxes, it forges solidarity in thought and action in the most precarious of times. This pandemic is no different. A silver
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Adamas University
inCareer, Economics, Finance
How to Rank Courses on Financial Risk Management
by RITUPARNA DAS
on August 31, 2020
Relevant to the following courses of the PG programme M.Sc. in Quantitative Finance Credit Risk Management Market Risk Management Financial risk means unsystemic risk e.g. credit risk and systemic risk e.g. market risk.  Generally credit
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Adamas University
inEconomics, Education
New Education Policy 2020: Welfare Economics Perspective of Policy Design
by RITUPARNA DAS
on September 9, 2020
What a policy is A policy is a plan of actions toward achieving certain goal of any private or public community. Lending policy of a private sector bank is an example of the former whereas
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inArtificial Intelligence, Economics
Artificial Intelligence in Economics
by Rituparna Das & Arijit Ghosh
on October 15, 2020
What is Artificial Intelligence? The main feature of economic theories is that they try to eliminate the effects of uncertainties by attempting to bring the future to the present. Artificial intelligence (AI) is the intelligence which
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inCovid-19, Economics
Pendanomics: Revising Economics in Time of Covid 19 Pandemic
by Rajneesh Kler
on August 16, 2021
With the advent of this global pandemic (COVID-19), the governments, economists, industrialists and individuals have been forced to rethink in terms of sustained resolutions, for bear survival in many cases, forget about long run. This
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