Ishika Tiwari - Economics Students Society of Australia

Ishika Tiwari

MARVEL-lous Economics

MARVEL-lous Economics

Economics and Marvel movies are closely related. No, really. What if I told you that the financial crisis of 2008 had a hand in helping Marvel Studios take off? Let’s uncover how the financial crisis ties into the beginnings of the studio. Although superhero movies like The Hulk (2003)

India: the next manufacturing giant?

India: the next manufacturing giant?

The natural progression of economies for hundreds of years has been from agrarian to industrial and finally onto service economy. But India leapfrogged through the manufacturing phase and directly transitioned from agrarian to service economy. During FY19, the service sector contributed 54.77% to the gross value added of the

Australia’s ‘not so green’ Budget

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Australia’s ‘not so green’ Budget

Each year, as the annual budget is passed in the Australian parliament, economists review it and divide sectors of the economy into ‘winners’ and ‘losers.’ One thing that is abundantly clear from this year’s federal budget is that climate action and environmental protection are losers. Undeterred by the worst