In today’s fast-paced, consumer-driven world, managing personal finances can feel like navigating a minefield of temptation. Between the lure of credit cards, the ease of online shopping, and the...

Money is more than just numbers on a page, it’s about emotions, behavior, and psychology. Your financial decisions are influenced by deeply ingrained habits, preferences, and values, which can be...

Economic justice is a concept that transcends simple economic transactions—it touches upon fairness, equality, and the moral dimensions of economic policies and institutions. This tutorial delves...

In the first part of our series on Behavioral Economics, we introduced the concept that humans are not always rational in their economic decisions. Traditional economic theory assumes that...

In a world where social media often serves as a highlight reel of luxury, showing off the latest gadgets, expensive vacations, and designer clothes has become the norm. From influencers promoting...

In the summer of 1971, the United States found itself in a period of economic uncertainty. Inflation was rising, unemployment was high, and the U.S. dollar was under pressure in international...