Arthashastra, Miranda House
Zero Down
A space aimed at exploring the world through the eyes of an economist, and making concepts fun, relatable, and real.
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Arthashastra, Miranda House
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5 de mai de 2026
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Episódios
6. The Bank in Banksy 18.03.2019 13:18
A piece of art of itself has no utility- one can’t wear it, live in it, drive it, or even eat it. And yet we find millions, if not billions, of dollars being spent on art. What secrets lie behind the demand and supply of art work? Why do people buy art? How is art priced? Find answers to these and many other such questions in this episode of Zero Down.
5. Farm Loan Waivers 18.03.2019 8:15
For the last few months there have been several demands and announcements of farm loan waivers across the country. Zero Down investigates why these arose and whether they are a good policy move.
4. The Economics of Self Driven Cars 18.03.2019 5:51
How does the future look like with self driven cars becoming a reality? Tune in to find out!
3. To E-rick or Not to E-rick? 18.03.2019 9:11
Have you ever faced a moral dilemma in choosing between a manually driven pedal rickshaw, and a pedal rickshaw with a motor? In this episode, we explore the economics and the ethics of such a choice.
2. Thank God It's Thursday 18.03.2019 6:32
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to have a three day weekend instead of a two day weekend? In this episode, we explore the case for a three day weekend.
1. Pink Tax 18.03.2019 10:26
Have you ever wondered why products for women cost more than those for men? In this episode, we talk about Pink Tax, the cost of being a female consumer.
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