In this episode of Zero Down, Aditi and Garima have talked about 'The Decoy Effect In Economics' and have explored it's relation with Neuroeconomics. Throughout the episode, they bring out real-life examples to explain how this strategy affects our day-to-day decision making, without us even realising!

So, get your earphones and delve into the episode to know the ins and outs of this fascinating economic theory.

In this episode of Zero Down, Ananya and Shreeyam explain the nuances of Economic voting and different instances which have taken place as testimony to the same globally, with emphasis on the US presidential elections. Grab your earphones and play the episode to discover how the economy of a country can have utmost influence on candidacy of an individual and how many incumbents have fallen prey to the same.

In this episode of Zero Down, Bharati, Sampada and Deshna talk about Disaster Capitalism, its instances throughout history and its relevance with respect to the pandemic both in the global and the Indian context. Tune in to know how governments pass "pro-business" laws during disasters and how your favourite influencer might also be a propagator of disaster capitalism.

Professor Richard Wolff is one of America's leading Marxist Economists. He is a visiting professor of the Julien J. Studley Graduate Program in International Affairs at The New School, and Professor Emeritus of Economics at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. He is the founder of the non-profit media Democracy at Work and the host of their weekly show Economic Update. His latest book, "The Sickness is the System: When Capitalism fails to save us from Pandemics or Itself," is a collection of essays where he argues why there is a need for a new economic system that works for all. 

Our Editorial Board had the honour of interviewing him recently. We are excited to present to you the two part recording of the same.

Professor Richard Wolff is one of America's leading Marxist Economists. He is a visiting professor of the Julien J. Studley Graduate Programs in International Affairs at The New School, and Professor Emeritus of Economics at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. He is the founder of the non-profit media Democracy at Work and the host of their weekly show Economic Update. His latest book, "The Sickness is the System: When Capitalism fails to save us from Pandemics or Itself," is a collection of essays where he argues why there is a need for a new economic system that works for all. 

Our Editorial Board had the honour of interviewing him recently. We are excited to present to you the two part recording of the same.