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South Asian Law & Economics Review
South Asian Law & Economics Review is an Annual e-Journal of Law & Economics bearing ISSN: 2581-6535. The Journal covers contemporary issues of Law & Economics and is not limited to any specific topic or subject.
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Economic Impact of India’s Transition to Net Zero
India is one of the fastest developing countries in the world and the fourth largest global emitter (Bhattacharya 2022), as per its international alliances and treaties, it must reduce its emissions by a significant amount. Net zero emissions by 2070 is a target announced by the Indian government at UN Climate Summit COP26 on November
Artificial Intelligence in Economics
The main feature of economic theories is that they try to eliminate the effects of uncertainties by attempting to bring the future to the present. Artificial intelligence (AI) is the intelligence which is derived in a non-human manner out of synergy of working of individual units towards a specific direction with a defined objective, for example,
Drivers, Challenges and Suggestions for the Development of Digital Finance in China
With the rise of digital financial models closely related to information technology, the deep integration of finance and digital technology in China has become a trend. Based on the practice of digital finance in China, this paper proposes the driving forces for the development of digital finance in China: the shortage of traditional financial supply,
GSP, GSP+ and Developing Countries: Withdrawal and Its Implications and the Future of Bangladesh
The world is developing day by day economically and technologically. Trading between many countries have increased a lot due to this globalization. To stay in the race, the developed countries have given GSP benefit to the developing countries. Bangladesh is not an exception to this benefit. In this paper, we have discussed how GSP is
Automatic Stay: An Analysis of the Conflicting Jurisprudence Regarding Suspension of Claims against a Distressed Corporation under Corporate Rehabilitation
The case of BPI vs CA (229 SCRA 223) is contrary to the case of RCBC vs IAC (320 SCRA 279). It caused a conflicting jurisprudence as to when suspension of claims commenced. The application of automatic stay, which suspends all claims against distressed corporation upon the filing the petition, offers a workable solution for
The Right to Freedom of Speech and Expression in the Digital Era: A Study in the Legal Perspective
The present age is rightly described as the digital age. The ever-growing use of latest technological advancements in the field of electronics and communications has almost changed the scenario of the day-to-day life of human beings. It seems that without the use of technology, it is very difficult to survive. This expansion of digital growth