Have you ever wondered why in 1913, a gallon of milk cost about 36 cents per gallon, but hundred years later, in 2013, a gallon of milk cost $3.53—nearly ten times higher....? 

What factors lead to this tremendous increase in prices of milk and how the government is responding to this increase in prices of milk..

Umm.....so here we are back again with another season of economic survey review to give you a detailed account of inflation that's running in our economy. 

So folks, grab your headsets and tune in to the brand new episode of this season by the economics society of Shivaji college 'Epitome'...

In conversation // Ayush Bansal, Medha Agarwal, Manan Bawa

Carl Sandburg said 'Money is power, freedom, the root of all evil and the sum of blessings.' Quite paradoxical, isn't it!! 

Yes and we are all informed of the power money holds and hence monetary management, hands down plays a pretty serious role in our lives and in the nation too. 

So are we ready to dig deeper into this?

From discussing the MPC, Repo rates, and then switching to the liquidity conditions at the outset of the pandemic coupled with the fascinating G-sec markets, buckle up and whet your curiosity. In addition, credit growth in the different industries, the insurance sector, and capital markets are also on the menu.

So tune into the fourth episode of THE ESR' 22 podcast and get set for the many numbers awaiting you.

In conversation // Lakshita Sharma, Mohit Jonwal, Timothy Samuel

Tune in to dive into the international waters of the economy as EPITOME presents your brilliant minds with a detailed analysis of how INDIA's External sector interacts with the economies all around and see how external trade recovered strongly in 2021-22 after the pandemic-induced slump of the previous year, with strong capital flows into India, leading to a rapid accumulation of foreign exchange reserves. 

The resilience of India’s external sector during the current year augurs well for growth revival in the economy. 

However, the downside risks of global liquidity tightening and continued volatility of global commodity prices, high freight costs, coupled with the fresh resurgence of COVID-19 with new variants may pose a challenge for India during 2022-23.

The great thing about fiscal policy is that it has a direct impact and doesn't require you to bind the hands of future policymakers.

Let's dive into a very interesting topic, the Fiscal Developments amidst post-pandemic recovery, and learn more about how the Government maintains its financial balance, brings financial discipline to the economy, and corrects its deficits

So folks, grab your headsets and tune in to the 2nd episode of the 2nd season the ESR Podcast!

In conversation // Anshika Singh, Muskan Singroha & Nishita Gupta