This is how it all started…

The Literary Economist was never just an idea—it was an inevitability. Born from an insatiable hunger for knowledge and an obsession with storytelling, this platform is the intersection of two worlds that have shaped me: literature and economics.

It all started with a love for words—the kind that make you question, the kind that make you feel. From dissecting Dostoevsky’s existential dilemmas to analyzing the invisible hand of Adam Smith, I realized that the greatest stories aren’t just found in books but in the systems that govern our world. Economics isn’t just about numbers; it’s a narrative of power, struggle, and ambition. And so, I decided to write it—through essays, poetry, case studies, and the chaotic thoughts of a mind that refuses to settle.

The Literary Economist is my rebellion against mediocrity. It’s a space where finance meets philosophy, where economic theories turn into poetry, and where every article is more than just an analysis—it’s a statement.

This is just the beginning.

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