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The Loyalty Trap: Why Your Reward Points Are Almost Worthless 

The Loyalty Trap: Why Your Reward Points Are Almost Worthless 

by GAEE India | May 10, 2026 | Economics 1, Uncategorized

You have rewards sitting in your account right now. You earned them. You are proud of them. But what if I tell you there is an 80% chance you will never fully redeem them. The bank knows this; the airline knows this. They built an entire programme around this one...
The ₹2 Fire Starter: What a Matchbox Tells Us About Markets, Monopolies, and Decline

The ₹2 Fire Starter: What a Matchbox Tells Us About Markets, Monopolies, and Decline

by GAEE India | May 3, 2026 | Economics 1, Uncategorized

Look around your kitchen right now. Somewhere you will find a matchbox. And right next to it, almost certainly, a lighter. You never made a conscious decision to own both; they just exist together with you. That small, unconsidered coexistence is actually a live...
AI Revolution: Empowering Everyday Investors in an Uncertain World

AI Revolution: Empowering Everyday Investors in an Uncertain World

by GAEE India | Apr 21, 2026 | Finance 1

Artificial intelligence is changing how regular people build and manage their investment portfolios by using real-time data to create highly personalized strategies. This shift is making advanced tools that were once limited to Wall Street professionals accessible to...
Beyond Bengaluru and Mumbai: Capital Migration to Tier 2 & 3 cities

Beyond Bengaluru and Mumbai: Capital Migration to Tier 2 & 3 cities

by GAEE India | Apr 19, 2026 | Entrepreneurship 1

Introduction: monopoly of cities in start-up India It is a matter of irony to talk about Bengaluru and not discuss start-ups; with approximately 39 start-ups per 1,00,000 people and nearly 22 new start-ups emerging each month  (source), the monopoly of cities...
Japan’s Lost Decade: Anatomy of a Financial Collapse

Japan’s Lost Decade: Anatomy of a Financial Collapse

by GAEE India | Apr 19, 2026 | Finance 1

Introduction  Japan’s economy has been experiencing an economic crisis of low growth in the GDP, averaging around 1% or below in recent decades and was declared as the 4th largest economy in the world by nominal GDP in 2024, yet struggles for productive growth...
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