Can You See It?

The Arthniti

8 Episodes

'Can You See It?' is the flagship podcast series from the editorial team of The Arthniti, the official ISSN-recognized undergraduate research journal of the Department of Economics, St. Xavier's College, Mumbai.

This podcast was conceived as a novel platform to make academic discussions more engaging. We bring you conversations with eminent economists from a plethora of diverse fields on all things economics and more.

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