India's space sector reform from 2020 to 2024 has stimulated private investment, increased satellite launches, but faces challenges like funding, legal disputes, staffing shortages, and regulatory gaps.
Companies rarely suffer because of some random bad decisions. They suffer or make bad decisions because of seriously flawed patterns. In this article, we will use game theory to understand those systematic patterns.
Layoff used to be a last resort for businesses to survive the storm but in this era, it has become a default strategy. Whether it is about increasing profits, diving into innovation, or responding to market changes, global businesses seem to have only one arrow in their quiver: Layoffs. Some even pursue this path simply … Continue reading Corporate Strategy of Layoffs: Game Theory Perspective & Insights
Understanding game theory is just a prerequisite. The first step towards strategic success is to use it to make an informed decision. In the dynamics of a game, there come certain points where you have to take specific actions, which are followed by reactions, engaging players in a continuous loop of push and pull in … Continue reading How to use Game Theory for Decision Making?
Problem I observed an interesting incident when I was working on a blog about using game theory for decision-making. Because of the ongoing Iran war and the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, the supply of crude oil, petrol, and LPG was strained. Midst all this, on Monday, 23rd March 2026, people started flocking to … Continue reading The Scarcity Paradox: Understanding Rumors and Panic Buying
The blog explores game theory's principles, applications, and limitations, emphasizing its role in understanding complex situations and predicting behaviors across fields like economics, business, political science, and biology.
The COP30 Belém Package reveals a failure in climate diplomacy, lacking mandatory fossil fuel phase-out commitments and preserving high-carbon reliance. While it achieves progress in adaptation finance, the pledged amount remains inadequate. Despite formalizing equity principles, the package falls short in emission reductions, risking the 1.5°C goal by fostering inadequate voluntary transitions.
