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- EconoMIX Issue No. 3 - Booking Profits For The Year
Econormists Tareque and Jayanth sit down for their annual ritual of taking stock of the books they liked during the last year, but this time with a twist - a slew of guests provide their favorite reads of the year and more fodder for your bookshelves!
43 min - S1 Ep1: EconoMIX ISSUE no. 2 - Notes from a Crisis - The Great Recession, 10 years on
Econormists Jayanth and Tareque bring you a special report on our new episode of Economix - the economics fireside chat. The Great Recession happened 10 years ago but its effects are still being felt. So, to quote Bunny from Go Goa Gone - What do we know and what have we learned. Featuring special guests - Radhika Gupta, Eric Balchunas, Saurabh Mukherjea and Lovaii Navlakhi.
50 min - S2 Ep1: EconoMIX ISSUE no. 1 - Nobel effort
Econormists Jayanth and Tareque welcome you to a brand new economics fireside chat. First up, who are the 2018 Economics Nobel Prize winners and why should their work matter to us.
36 min - S1 Ep3: Learnings from Morgan Housel Session on Investor Behavior
This Edition of podcast has learnings from Morgan Housel 1st ever India address on Investor Behavior session which happened at Council of Financial Planners (COFP) India Retreat 2018. Jayanth & his Team @ COFP have recorded their learnings from Morgan's session.
52 min - S1 Ep2: Beauty contests, Oscars and the stock market
What do newspaper beauty contest, your winning strategy for the Oscars office pool and speculative investment have in common? Jayanth and Tareque hunt for some clues through the works of John Maynard Keynes.
17 min - S1 Ep1: A Strange Bank Robbery
Why would someone rob some Bull mojo? And what does any of this have to do with economics? The Econormists, Jayanth and Tareque, explore.
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