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'Never accept Economic truths merely because somebody said so'- Just Released books: Corporate Quirks: The darker side of the sun and The Search for Aurangzeb's Stone (fiction)
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About Me
- Madan Sabnavis
- Author of: 1."Macroeconomics Demystified" (Published by Tata Mcgraw Hill, 2008) 2. Eco Quirks: An Eco-cynic's journey into your world: Tata Mcgraw HIll, (2010-11) 3. Economics of India: How to fool all people for all times, Atlantic 4. Hits & Misses: The Indian Banking Story (SAGE, 2020) 5. Lockdown or economic destruction (2022, Atlantic), 6. Banking Trends and Controversies (2023, KBI Publishers) 7. Corporate Quirks - The darker side of the sun (2023, KBI Publishers) 8. The Search for Aurangzeb's Stone (Vishwakarma) 2023
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