PinnedSandeep Bhasin, Ph.D.·Jan 15Are we biased toward “Professionalism” at the cost of Progress?I’ve been thinking about Paul Graham’s recent piece on Founder Mode, and it hits on a fascinating psychological trap: The Conformity Bias.
Sandeep Bhasin, Ph.D.·4d agoThe Beautiful Business: What Sports Leagues Teach Us About Modern EconomicsThere is a pub in Brooklyn called FancyFree. On weekends when Arsenal play, it overflows with fans. In Goma, a city under the control of a…
Sandeep Bhasin, Ph.D.·Jun 1Your Brain on Fiction: Why Novels Teach You More About People Than Self-Help BooksNeuroscience and psychology have quietly built a compelling case: the best laboratory for understanding the human mind is not a textbook…
Sandeep Bhasin, Ph.D.·May 29The Business of Bleeding: The Economics of Not Ending the WarThere is a question that rarely makes it onto diplomatic briefings or cable news panels, yet it sits quietly at the heart of every…
Sandeep Bhasin, Ph.D.·May 25The Tail Wagging the Dog: Do Markets Lead the Economy, or Does the Economy Lead Markets?The question is deceptively simple. The answer is uncomfortably circular — and that circularity has consequences every investor…
Sandeep Bhasin, Ph.D.·Apr 30Beyond GDP: Why India’s Economic Boom Isn’t Telling the Whole StoryIf you’ve been following India’s economic headlines lately, you’ve likely seen the celebratory tone. With GDP growth hitting 7.8%…
Sandeep Bhasin, Ph.D.·Apr 29The Real Value of Your College Degree: What Freshers Are Actually Getting Paid in 2026 in IndiaPicture this scenario:
Sandeep Bhasin, Ph.D.·Apr 23The Hidden Price of the Endless ScrollHow Instagram Reels and TikTok are quietly reshaping the economics of everyday life in developing countries, and what a teen social media…
Sandeep Bhasin, Ph.D.·Apr 20God and GDP: The Economics of ReligionReligion is among the oldest human institutions, but it is also an economic one. From billion-dollar megachurches to the vast temple trusts…
Sandeep Bhasin, Ph.D.·Apr 17India’s Economy: Still Standing, But Starting to Feel the HeatLet’s be direct about what the April 2026 India macro data is telling us: the economy is resilient, but it is being stress-tested in real…