Congress has a great manifesto. It is indeed revolutionary, with excellent proposals that will empower youth, farmers, people, and the entire nation. The guarantees it promises will also lift the economy, as it will put money in the hands of millions of Indians who are either seeking employment or are living in poverty. They will spend most of this money on necessities such as food, housing, clothing, health, daily needs, and education, thereby creating demand for products and services in these sectors. This, in turn, will generate income and improve employment opportunities within these sectors. It's an excellent strategy that will ultimately boost the economy, while also reducing inequality and unemployment.
Explore our complimentary forum, containing invaluable resources and insightful posts, featuring thousands of questions and answers useful for students interested in higher studies in economics. This forum is freely accessible, serving as a public good. It fosters a lively and expanding community of students engaged in collaborative learning, exchanging ideas through discussions and problem-solving. Anyone keen on preparing for and delving into economics can benefit from the wealth of free resources provided here. https://t.co/rR0nWyMpXY
#economics
For me, Better Call Saul stands as the greatest television series ever crafted. Six flawless seasons, iconic characters and every frame, genius. One of my all-time favourite TV shows.
Greetings for the new year. We are offering a one-year program on Microeconomic Theory. Classes will be held only on weekends. Sessions will be conducted live in an online mode, allowing attendees to participate from anywhere in the world. It will be a rigorous program with a strong emphasis on problem-solving and developing skills in reading and writing proofs. The program is starting on 4th Feb. To register, visit: https://t.co/jcX8T5CbAG
Program details are attached.
Best wishes,
Amit
In a nation where people are born unequal, providing free and subsidized education is likely the best way to offer all citizens a fair opportunity to rise based on their abilities and hard work, with, hopefully, little or no dependence on their respective wealth endowments. One of the best uses of public funds is to invest in education subsidies and research on education methods and delivery, aiming to diminish this dependence over time.
Ref: https://t.co/Vv6gAjj9LG
The first Econschool Winter School will take place in December this year. The speakers in this inaugural event include Priyadarshi Dutta, Dr. Sumit Goel , Dr. Pawan Gopalakrishnan, Amit Goyal, and Prof. Gurbachan Singh. The event will feature seminar talks, career discussions, lectures, and games. We have included 'Kaun Banega Econscholar' as one of the games. It will be a quiz-based game show featuring visualization questions on Economics, Mathematics, and Statistics, with an opportunity to win some prizes. It presents a great opportunity for students, teachers, and professionals interested in Economics. The Winter School will be offered in a hybrid mode, allowing participants to attend either in person or online, depending on their preference. To register, please visit: https://t.co/UHq5MZhh4a
@Econschool2@sumitgoel8@pawan8ad@gurbachan_econ
#econschool
Kaun hai ye? Kaun hai wo? Mujhe kya pata.. Mere dushman hai kahan? Saare laapata.
Abhi tak pohonche nahi main hun jahan khada, Bolo naam, jodo haath, karo prathana. 🙇
We are offering a Math Camp for students who are either preparing for MA (Economics) entrances or are currently pursuing a Masters's degree in Economics. The program will start on the 10th of September. Classes will be live online sessions and will be conducted on weekends only. Here is the link to register for it: https://t.co/SGnw0CDvQW
#economics
Here we demonstrate an example where we find all the Pareto efficient allocations in an economy where consumers' utility functions are neither differentiable nor increasing.
Ref: https://t.co/A0m0VvUqfM
To apply for our preparatory programs, please visit: https://t.co/ecssR5jCOj
#EconTwitter #economics #teachecon
Our Preparatory Program for Higher Studies in Economics is scheduled to begin in June 2023. This program will equip you with the necessary tools and knowledge to become an independent problem solver and pursue research in economics. It is an extremely beneficial program if you are interested in pursuing higher studies, such as a Master's or Ph.D., from universities in India or abroad. You do not need to have a background in economics to enroll in this course. This is an excellent opportunity to learn the course content in a fun and engaging way while also developing your problem-solving skills. Additionally, the program will teach you how to read and write proofs in mathematics, use math and reasoning to better understand problems, and subsequently solve them. To apply, visit: https://t.co/OuC40nv3dR
Summer School in Machine Learning with Python
- You'll learn how to program in Python.
- Use Python to solve interesting Linear Algebra, Calculus, Linear Programming, Assignment problems and Optimization problems.
- Visualising probability distributions that are widely used in statistics and data science.
- How to make good predictions and think conditionally.
- Learn how to approach the problem properly keeping in mind the objective and the constraints.
- Learn to read the documentation and solve problems independently.
- Using Python to run simulations and solve probability and Economics problems.
- You'll learn how to design experimental studies and collect and analyze data from those experiments.
- You'll learn how to perform Machine Learning tasks such as Linear and Logistic Regression, Neural Networks and Clustering.
Classes will be offered in a hybrid mode, allowing you to attend either online or in-person. The sessions will be conducted only on weekends so that it is feasible for most of you. The approach will be the problem-solving approach. It is a great opportunity to learn the above content in a fun and engaging way. College students (BA/MA/PhD), teachers, and professionals alike have an exceptional opportunity to take advantage of this offer. Upon satisfactory performance in the homework and final exam, you can earn the certificate of completion.
Apply here:
https://t.co/bsg0mVfTzk
Here we demonstrate an example where we find all the competitive equilibria and Pareto efficient allocations in an economy where there is a consumer whose utility function is neither differentiable nor increasing. This example also shows that local non-satiation of preferences is not a necessary condition for all competitive equilibria to be Pareto efficient.
#EconTwitter #teachecon