Conservative Banker
This is a blog on the incentives of a conservative banker and why they say No a lot more than they say Yes.
This is a blog on the incentives of a conservative banker and why they say No a lot more than they say Yes.
This is the 99th blog. This blog looks back on how and why I started blogging.
This is a blog about Errors of Commission and Errors of Omission. I compare and contrast the approaches taken by Amazon and Berkshire.
This blog explains why the poor end up paying more for credit. It also provides some shining examples of some entrepreneurs who have converted adversity into opportunity.
This blog is about the 5th law of incentives which says that to change outcomes, you need to change incentives.
This blog is about why we shouldn’t expect fairness.
This blog is about how demand falls as prices go up. Adding extra benefits for workers would actually lead to increase in prices and therefore lower demand which will be detrimental to the workers in the long run.
This is the last of my blogs on the topics of non-linearity, Extremistan-Mediocristan, output-input and digital.
oday is a sad day for economics in India because the government may repeal the farm laws in the parliament. The laws were meant to help the farmers increase their incomes while lowering the cost of food for consumers. However, this game changing reform got entangled with politics and has come to a premature end. Thought I’d share a few thoughts on this.
This blog explains the time value of money and the money value of time.