46. ZDP Shots: Evolution of Economics
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Zero Down
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In this episode, Gungun and Chaahat talk about how and what, did the economic concepts of Invisible Hand, An Ideal World, Foreign Competition and Public Goods come from.
The topic and excerpt is derived from the book “A Little History of Economics” by Niall Kishtainy.
Full of colourful stories and compelling facts, this conversation tells you everything you need to know about economics, in the most intersection tangent. So, are you ready to dive into this intellectual treasure trove!
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