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Introduction One of the most common questions in economics is surprisingly simple: Why do rich people seem to get richer even when they stop working? While many people spend decades exchanging time for money,...
Introduction Whenever prices rise, inflation increases, or an economy faces difficulties, one phrase inevitably appears: “The government is printing money.” For many people, the idea sounds almost magical. Governments need money. They print more....
Introduction Imagine two bags. One costs ₹2,000. The other costs ₹2 lakh. Both can carry a phone, wallet, keys, and everyday essentials. Yet one is 100 times more expensive. Why? The answer isn’t simply...
Every year, people complain that things are becoming more expensive. The grocery bill that once cost ₹2,000 now costs ₹2,500. A cup of coffee that cost ₹50 a few years ago costs ₹80 today....
The word “recession” appears in headlines with a particular kind of gravity. Politicians deny them. Economists argue about their definition. Central banks spend trillions trying to prevent them. Ordinary people fear them — often...
