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Michael Spence, who was awarded the Nobel prize in Economic Sciences in 2001, shared his views during an interaction with students and faculty at the Bennett University in Greater Noida on Monday.

Nomination to the Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel is by invitation only. The names of the nominees and other information about the nominations cannot […]

During the ceremony of the 2nd edition of the « UEH Awards », a dozen distinctions were awarded. Lets remember that « UEH Awards », an initiative of the

List of recipients of Bharat Ratna (1954-2024): Bharat Ratna- the highest civilian Award of India, was instituted in the year 1954. Bharat Ratna can be given to a maximum of 3 people in a year.

Cosmic Crisps, the proprietary apple variety of Washington, are expected to plateau in price for the first time. The prediction comes from Randy Fortenbery, professor and endowed chair of the …

Opinion | Last December, Boris Kagarlitsky, a Marxist sociologist and professor at the Moscow School of Social and Economic Sciences, was fined 600,000 rubles ($6,600) for “justifying terrorism.” During a video on his left-wing YouTube channel Rakbor, Kagarlitsky said that "from a military point of view, the Ukrainians' decision to blow up the Crimean Bridge is understandable."

MIT economist Abhijit Banerjee and MIT Center for Art, Science & Technology Visiting Artist Sarnath Banerjee collaborated on a pair of short films addressing an environmental crisis facing present-day India by tracing its origins back through the centuries.

‘Winning’ in negotiations isn’t always the best approach.

Does happiness come with a price? According to a significant portion of Americans, it does, and the cost is far from modest. A recent survey by Empower, a financial services firm, has shed light on the financial benchmarks Americans believe they need to hit to find happiness. The figures are eye-opening, revealing a gap between reality and aspiration that stretches wider than many might have imagined. While the annual median household income in the U.S. hovers around $75,000, respondents to the