Opinion Bad vision Undoubtedly, there is someone out there who is far worse than I, when it comes to catching up on reading all the... Published 19 Dec, 2020 03:02am
Opinion Take off If you are anything like me, you are probably eternally late on your reading, and throw most of the "to read stuff"... Published 12 Dec, 2020 02:52am
Opinion Private credit Lately it was getting rather boring writing on the economy, which is the reason why there are already four episodes... Published 05 Dec, 2020 03:01am
Opinion Economic satire: episode IV: Money in the bank "What would you call a neoliberal, someone who vehemently supports free markets, but at the same time is employed by... Published 28 Nov, 2020 03:04am
Markets Economic satire: Episode 3: Trading Fatman muttered under his breath, "If you think about it, the Mercantilist had got it right." "Well then stop... Published 21 Nov, 2020 02:44am
Opinion In the foot It was bad enough that we made a mess of an already horrible system of selecting a King, now the Americans seem to ... Published 14 Nov, 2020 02:52am
Opinion The barometer It is not that I do not wish to keep learning, keep acquiring knowledge and someday perhaps get wise, and it is not... Published 07 Nov, 2020 02:39am
Opinion Economic satire: EP 2: Rich get richer That was definitely not the reaction the Assistant had imagined; after all it would be demeaning to associate the... Published 30 Oct, 2020 02:54am
Opinion Consequences Apropos a recent front page news in an English-language daily, that the Prime Minister was angered over delay in... Updated 24 Oct, 2020 03:12am
Opinion Economic satire: episode - I In a library with wall to wall shelves stacked with books, the four gentlemen sat on vintage wingback chairs around... Published 17 Oct, 2020 03:08am
Opinion The taxman Writing about the taxman can be injurious to your health; even if it is all praise, because the taxman, like the ... Published 10 Oct, 2020 03:02am
Opinion Impoverished by democracy? Right after last week's title, this one probably is sufficient circumstantial evidence for many to argue that my... Published 03 Oct, 2020 02:45am
Markets What might have been ARTICLE: Over the years, I distinctly recall that, at a minimum, twice have my columns flirted with "What if"... Published 29 Aug, 2020 02:49am
Opinion Nothing ARTICLE: As the old joke goes, sometimes you don't feel like taking a dip in the pool; sometimes you really want to... Published 22 Aug, 2020 03:24am
Opinion Imports - Jamais Vu ARTICLE: Fine, the title has nothing much to do with anything hereunder; unfortunately, imports should have been the... Published 15 Aug, 2020 02:41am
Opinion Coasian bargaining ARTICLE: Dear Readers, Eid Mubarak! And the return of the lockdown! Notwithstanding that the Government's strategy... Published 01 Aug, 2020 01:12am
Opinion Fused ARTICLE: On a roll here - actually followed the plan and read, or at least tried to read the "Report on the Power... Published 25 Jul, 2020 02:49am
Markets More sour than sweet ARTICLE: The good news is that I finally got around to reading the "Report of The Commission of Inquiry constituted... Published 18 Jul, 2020 02:47am
Opinion Economy - the least problem ARTICLE: This column, for the last couple of weeks or more, has been building arguments to support the view that the... Updated 11 Jul, 2020 03:11am
Markets So many keys ARTICLE: To say that economic growth has been the most vexing problem for our national leadership for the last three... Published 04 Jul, 2020 03:02am
KSE-100 closes above 97,000 for the first time as investors dismiss political noise, index gains 1,782 points