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Vivek Kaul is a writer who has worked at senior positions with the Daily News and Analysis(DNA) and The Economic Times, in the past.

Currently he works as an economic commentator. Other than Equitymaster, his writing has appeared across various other publications in India. These include The Times of India, India Today, Business Standard, Business Today, Business World, The Hindu, The Hindu Business Line, Indian Management, The Asian Age, Deccan Chronicle, Forbes India, Mutual Fund Insight, The Free Press Journal, BBC.com, Quartz.com, DailyO.in, Business World, Huffington Post India and Wealth Insight.

In the past he has also been a regular columnist for Rediff as well as Firstpost. He has lectured at IIM Bangalore, IIM Indore, IIM Kozhikode,
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Tulsi and Mihir are back. Come July 29th, Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi (KSBKBT) returns to our screens. And for reasons I can’t entirely explain, I’m oddly thrilled about it. So much so, a friend quipped, “You must have been a die-hard fan once.” Honestly, I wasn’t. At least, I don’t think I was. ...

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“Those producing the ‘money’ (i.e. currency) get fabulously wealthy from their crime—at the expense of impoverishing the masses and completely hollowing-out/destroying the broader economy.”
Vivek Kaul, Easy Money: Evolution of Money from Robinson Crusoe to the First World War

“the main source of profitableness of established banking is the smallness of requisite capital.”4”
Vivek Kaul, Easy Money: Evolution of Money from Robinson Crusoe to the First World War

“The 12th Five-Year Plan (2012-2017), which is a slightly older document, puts the mean number of years of schooling in India at 5.12 years, which is not very far off from the Human Development Report figure. This is well below other emerging-market countries, like China, at 8.17 years, and Brazil, at 7.54 years. In fact, it is also well below the average of all developing countries, which is at 7.09 years.”
Vivek Kaul, India’s Big Government: The Intrusive State & How It's Hurting Us

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