By Chetan Khanna Gold is widely known as the ultimate safe-haven investment, particularly during times of crisis. It's a hedge against inflation, a store of value, and a tangible asset that can be used as collateral. Despite some ups and downs, gold is a solid investment that continues to draw the interest of investors. In 2023, gold prices are expected to hit record levels, according to commodity strategists. Turmoil in the global banking sector, central banks nearing the en

By Judah Tan Rewatching The Office, I once again received immense comedic utility from Creed Bratton’s beautifully chaotic handling of Dunder Mifflin Paper Company, Inc. as temporary Regional Manager. “NEW MGR”, “B.O.B.O.D.D.Y.” and “Biznus” are artistic masterstrokes, but what exactly does all this have to do with economics? Despite being the longest-serving employee of the company, Creed is an almost utterly incompetent and shirking office worker. When seen at his desk, he

By George Young Money. Inflation. GDP. Supply. Demand - Boring. From a surface level, economics deals with big and important topics about how countries handle their finances. So, what does it have to do with everyday people like me? Why should I care about international trade or interest rates? I’m not a banker or a politician. Unlike finance or accounting, economics isn’t a tool but a social science. Economists observe a system that has evolved naturally over thousands of