Entrepreneurship is the Virtue-Signalling of Modern Corporate Capitalism (aka. “the new world order”)

Overview In contemporary political economy, entrepreneurship is often presented as a morally elevated force of innovation, risk-bearing, and social progress. Yet the structure of the modern corporate economy suggests a different interpretation: entrepreneurship functions largely as the legitimating language through which capital organizes production, appropriates profits, and normalizes an unequal distribution of national wealth. AcrossContinue reading “Entrepreneurship is the Virtue-Signalling of Modern Corporate Capitalism (aka. “the new world order”)”

“What Do We Do With Surplus Temple Funds?”- The Fig Leaf of Sovereign Guarantee: (A Supplementary post)

Below is supplemental sequel to my earlier subject blogpost (https://mksudarshans.blog/2026/05/30/the-fig-leaf-of-sovereign-guarantee-tamil-nadus-temple-fund-dilemma-and-a-path-to-justice/). It addresses the critical question: What do we do with surplus temple funds? Temple funds must be invested, not hoarded. But the government’s solution—coercing investment in state NBFCs—is wrong. Multiple safe alternatives exist, and trustees—not the government—must decide.” M.K.Sudarshan (Temple Worshipper, Author, Historian, Observer-Commentator onContinue reading ““What Do We Do With Surplus Temple Funds?”- The Fig Leaf of Sovereign Guarantee: (A Supplementary post)”

How the “Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility”, “Moore’s Law” and “Jevon’s Paradox” teach us all the true Meaning of Life (Part 3 Concluded)

Human Nature, LDMU, and the Search for “Parama Puruṣārtha” Yet that sequence cannot go on forever. For all the empirical power of Moore’s Law and of Jevons’ Paradox, there is a deeper, more stubborn constant: human nature itself. And human nature, as the law of diminishing marginal utility suggests, is wired for satiation, for aContinue reading “How the “Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility”, “Moore’s Law” and “Jevon’s Paradox” teach us all the true Meaning of Life (Part 3 Concluded)”

How the “Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility”, “Moore’s Law” and “Jevon’s Paradox” teach us all the true Meaning of Life (Part 2 of 3)

– Part 2 – How One Blends into the Other At first sight, Jevons’ Paradox and Moore’s Law seem to march in tandem while the law of diminishing marginal utility trails behind, like a conservative chorus whispering, “Beware of excess.” But the deeper one looks, the more the three form a subtle choreography. Start withContinue reading “How the “Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility”, “Moore’s Law” and “Jevon’s Paradox” teach us all the true Meaning of Life (Part 2 of 3)”

How the “Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility”, “Moore’s Law” and “Jevon’s Paradox” teach us all the true Meaning of Life (Part 1 of 3)

– Part 1- Of Three Laws: Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility (LDMU), Jevons’ Paradox, and Moore’s Law I first encountered the law of diminishing marginal utility (LDMU) as an undergraduate student of economics in university, wrestling with the neat diagrams of descending marginal‑utility curves and the intuitive truth that each extra unit of a goodContinue reading “How the “Law of Diminishing Marginal Utility”, “Moore’s Law” and “Jevon’s Paradox” teach us all the true Meaning of Life (Part 1 of 3)”

Why is the Zomato Company’s delivery-man more valuable than the giant ONGC’s expert engineer?

Take a look at this news item below : An engineer friend of mine this morning forwarded it to me and exclaimed in confounded astonishment! “This is very difficult to comprehend! A food delivery company which went public only a year ago is valued more than ONGC!!” It astonished me too but I was notContinue reading “Why is the Zomato Company’s delivery-man more valuable than the giant ONGC’s expert engineer?”

A Toxin called GDP!

You know why I think some kinds of statistical information and slick Infographics economists keep feeding us all with are so self-congratulatory for them but so self-deluding for us? Take a look at this chart below : The world’s wealth today tops $ 100 trillion !! Wowww! It makes one want to believe in it,Continue reading “A Toxin called GDP!”

THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN “FINANCIAL LITERACY” AND “FINANCIAL HIGHER EDUCATION” is Anxiety and Hope

What is meant by “financial literacy” ? What do we mean when we say a person is “financially literate”? When a person who has worked so very hard in life to earn money and he at last realises that it’s about time he must somehow find ways and means to make the money so earnedContinue reading “THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN “FINANCIAL LITERACY” AND “FINANCIAL HIGHER EDUCATION” is Anxiety and Hope”

Difference between “Growth” and “Value” investing is the difference between the “Hare and the Tortoise”

A good friend of mine, Mr. V. Ranganathan of Chennai, a top-notch, astute financial and taxation expert, forwarded me the Infograph you see immediately below but without comment, possibly thinking that it was best for him to leave it all to me to figure out myself whatever I wished to make of it. Like myContinue reading “Difference between “Growth” and “Value” investing is the difference between the “Hare and the Tortoise””

Casino bingo-machines of the rich, made by the rich for the rich— Fluff, Frippery and Flimflam

For over 40 years now I’ve been a stock-market investor ever since I became an income-earner in life from the age of 25. And I have prided myself on being a prudent and honest investor, quite happy with the returns gained and with the nest-egg I’ve built for myself and my spouse in the sunsetContinue reading “Casino bingo-machines of the rich, made by the rich for the rich— Fluff, Frippery and Flimflam”