Mughals and Mangoes It was a scorcher of a day in Delhi. I asked Jiten, visiting from San Jose, whether he would like some mangoes. Very much. I pulled some Sindhura mangoes out of the fridge, and tried not to make too much a mess of carving slices for us.
Loved the article. I appreciate your efforts to write the topics keeping a common man as your audience. You make the complex topics easy to understand. Wish you host a training on this topic on skillshare or Udemy.
I always think about how previlaged we common people are compared to any emperor.
As a Bangalorean I love the weather but hate the traffic jams!
Two questions:
Why do governments have to compensate loss of revenue with borrowing? Can't the government cut expenses?
Why governments won't work efficiently? They are mired with corruption and inefficient deployment of resources. Is it a structural problem? Is uncertainty of a politicians' career source of it? Is there a way to make politics a stable career similar to the career of a doctor or a clerk?
Wow-what a delightful spread, Mohit. I look forward to Gimme Mo with huge anticipation and you never disappoint.
I believe economic distress this time around, may require frequent interventions by the government to soothe short-term pain. I hope the government uses the right tools which are impactful and does not necessarily resort to only the headline-grabbing ones. Remains to be seen.
Loved the article. I appreciate your efforts to write the topics keeping a common man as your audience. You make the complex topics easy to understand. Wish you host a training on this topic on skillshare or Udemy.
I always think about how previlaged we common people are compared to any emperor.
As a Bangalorean I love the weather but hate the traffic jams!
Two questions:
Why do governments have to compensate loss of revenue with borrowing? Can't the government cut expenses?
Why governments won't work efficiently? They are mired with corruption and inefficient deployment of resources. Is it a structural problem? Is uncertainty of a politicians' career source of it? Is there a way to make politics a stable career similar to the career of a doctor or a clerk?
Wow-what a delightful spread, Mohit. I look forward to Gimme Mo with huge anticipation and you never disappoint.
I believe economic distress this time around, may require frequent interventions by the government to soothe short-term pain. I hope the government uses the right tools which are impactful and does not necessarily resort to only the headline-grabbing ones. Remains to be seen.
Thanks for the great article Sir.
Truly appreciate it.
But I am pondering over a question for quite a time.
Why do VC firms value growth over basic fundamentals of a product.
I mean everybody can't be an Amazon.
I am novoice here, so please guide me if you can .