An exploration of the implications and characteristics of Marxism as a social, political, and economic philosophy.
Exploring the life, theory, and humor of Milton Friedman, the champion of monetary policy.
An exploration of the neutrality of money and its implications in economics.
The humorous yet insightful relationship between unemployment and GDP losses.
An exploration of the economic theory that personal savings can hinder overall economic growth, particularly during a recession.
An economic theory concept focusing on improving welfare without harming others
A comprehensive overview of the Porter Diamond Theory, outlining how nations gain competitive advantages and the factors influencing them.
The Production Possibility Frontier demonstrates the trade-offs and opportunity costs in producing two different products.
Understanding the economic theory of Relative Purchasing Power Parity, its implications, and implications on exchange rates and inflation.
An exploration of an economic theory which asserts that government spending financed through debt is perceived the same as spending from current taxes.
A financial term defining costs that have already been incurred and cannot be recovered.
Exploring the Relationship Between Inflation and Interest Rates
A metaphor for the unseen forces that move the free market economy, guiding individuals toward societal benefit through self-interest.
A humorous look at how supply and demand dictate the cost of goods, proving that the economy is like a seesaw – balancing fun and strategy!
An exploration into a common resource dilemma - the Tragedy of the Commons.
Understanding the Trilemma and its implications for international monetary policy.
Understanding the concept of underemployment equilibrium and its implications in economics.
An amusing ride through the economic rollercoaster of rising wages and prices!
Exploring the input-output analysis and contributions of the Nobel Prize-winning economist, Wassily Leontief.
