Dhikichyau The Podcast #25 | Nepali Economy : a Constructive Cynicism |

Dhikichyau The Podcast | Nepali Podcast

For the second episode of the "Let's talk economy!" series, we're diving a little deeper into Nepali Economy with Himal Gautam!
He's currently doing his PhD in Finance at BI Norwegian Business School in Oslo. He takes deep interest in economics and public policy which is closely connected with his area of research. He has previously worked in different areas of marketing, such as research, technology, and events with companies such as Emazing, Rooster Logic, Think Fusion and Exploring Innovations to name a few.
This episode the dialogue was more around the economy of Nepal post Pandemic and how it continues to struggle with an even tighter grip of the second wave. Our dialogue goes on about how the government continues to neglect the situation and to top it off the culture engraved in the Nepali DNA that has got us to where we are today. It might sound a little harsh for some, but we'd like to put it forward as a constructive cynicism that needs to be heard!
Let us know if you guys agree with us on this!
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The article we reffered to:
https://kathmandupost.com/columns/2021/02/22/the-economy-moves-on
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