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If you clicked on that headline, sorry — you’ve just been rage-baited.But that's exactly what the platforms are doing, ...

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The economic force is often seen as a barometer for a nation's mood and health. But have we misunderstood it all along?

Explore 'moral hazard,' the key economic concept explaining how safety nets and bailouts can unintentionally encourage risky, destructive behaviour.

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During the past few weeks, there have been many acknowledgements of the difficult conditions faced by businesses ...

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This excerpt is from Road to Election, a political talk show hosted by Shakhawat Liton, Executive Editor of The Business Standard. The guest is Dr Zahid Hussain, former Lead Economist at the World ...