Showing posts from December, 2025
Noticing how companies launch new products and indirectly pressure competitors to respond got me thinking about the game theory of economics. In such scenarios, when one company innovates and others don’t, they risk losing market share or relevance.…
We often hear people proudly say, “I’m my own boss.” It sounds empowering freedom from managers, schedules, and workplace rules. But if we look deeper, economics shows a different perspective. Freedom vs True Independence In a job, your manager sets …
Moral hazard is a concept from economics that occurs when one party takes more risks or exerts less effort because another party bears the cost of their actions. While it is often discussed in insurance, finance, and contracts, moral hazard is highly …
The Political Schizophrenia of Nations: How Fear Creates Wars & Economic Crises History shows us that nations often engage in conflict not due to an imminent threat, but because of a perceived fear that inaction today may lead to vulnerability …
