PinnedMd. Nazmush ShakibThe “Wartime” Economics of COVID -19 and the Scopes of Structural Reforms“Structural reforms are easier to implement at the time of great peril. One of the key reasons behind this is that reform is basically a…Nov 7, 2020Nov 7, 2020
PinnedMd. Nazmush ShakibThe Burden of Knowledge in Third World Countries“For individuals, knowledge can always be considered as the most valuable asset. But for a country, especially for the third world…Nov 4, 2020Nov 4, 2020
Md. Nazmush ShakibThe Weight of Inaction: The High Cost of Socio-Political ProcrastinationJohn Greenleaf Whittier once famously said, “It’s not the things you do that wear you out, it’s the things you don’t do.” This sentiment…2d ago2d ago
Md. Nazmush ShakibThe Prospects of Stop-Gap Economics and the Social Dilemma“Countries all over the world are using these special purpose, stop-gap economic policies to fight their emergencies. Why don’t they use…Apr 2, 2021Apr 2, 2021
Md. Nazmush ShakibThe Collapsing Dream of Cheap Labor in Asian CountriesCan cheap labor be considered as a blessing for further development or is this just a collapsing dream, a particularly weaponized variant…Nov 14, 20201Nov 14, 20201
Md. Nazmush ShakibThe Global Financial Crisis of 2008: From Beginning to the Ultimate DoomAs a matter of fact, the global financial crisis, originated in 2008, was the greatest depiction of limitless greed and dishonesty of a…Nov 12, 20201Nov 12, 20201
Md. Nazmush ShakibWhat is Recession and how are Politics Involved?The policymakers must sacrifice their petty desire of gaining short-run popularity through drastic economic measures and look forward to…Nov 9, 2020Nov 9, 2020