On Neoliberalism
On August 26, 2016, the Liberty Discussion was held on the article ‘Neoliberalism: Oversold?’ by three Economists of International Monetary […]
Liberty Discussions Update
Liberty discussion is a monthly discussion forum for young students who are enthusiastic about discussing the political economic dimensions of the reality around them. Happening every last Friday of the month, the discussion brings in about a dozen young students together who love discussing ideas and opinions and are enthusiastic about the political economic dimensions of the reality that surrounds us. Discussions are based on an article that is floated among participants at least a week in advance. Read More…
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How people solve problems?
Liberty Discussion, held on July 29, 2016, was on article ‘The Market Doesn’t Solve Problems; People Do by Louis Rouanet […]
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Are markets efficient?
On July 1, 2016 the participants of Liberty Discussion Group sat down at Gaia Restaurant to discuss whether markets were […]
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Does foreign aid even work?
On May 27, the participants of Liberty Discussion Group sat down at Gaia Restaurant to discuss on the issue of Foreign […]
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How vibrant financial system uplifts society?
The Liberty Discussion Series on financial system in society commenced on April 30th at Gaia Restaurant and Coffee Shop, Thamel. […]
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Why incentives matter?
On March 31, 2016 members of the Liberty Discussion Group gathered together at Gaia Restaurant and Coffee Shop, Thamel to […]
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Why economic freedom matters?
To discuss the issues on economic and political freedom, the members of Liberty Discussion Group sat down on 3 March […]
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Can we determine the optimal size of the government?
Economists have never come to a consensus on what the optimal size of the government is. Some economists, on the […]
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34th Liberty Discussion on the Optimal Size of Government
‘Can we determine the optimal size of government?’ reads our latest reader for the 34th Liberty Discussion Series to be […]
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Young thinkers discuss on the current economic crisis
The unofficial blockade has hampered our international trade, which has made us revisit our trade policies. To discuss issues related […]
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What the Young Have to Say on the New Constitution?
Finally on 20 September 2015, Nepal promulgated its seventh constitution – the first one made by the direct representatives of […]
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Federalism and Constitutional Reform: What it means?
With the release of the draft of the new constitution for public feedback, the debate of federalism has been on […]
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Capitalism is Changing
On July the 31st, the members of Liberty Discussion Group met once again, this time to discuss the article “The […]
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Discussion on State-led Reconstruction Process
As the country moves towards post-disaster reconstruction, the government has taken it upon itself to lead the process. An Extra […]
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29th Liberty Discussion
Despite having involvements in various relief efforts following the earthquake in the month of April, a few members of Liberty […]