Economics qualifies the test of education but fails the test of emotions.

Economics is not as simple as philosophy and not as complex as mathematics.

The efficient execution of industrial and administrative activities by the people promises an enduring economy for the province.

An economist doesn't know how to make money, but he claims to know what to do with it once someone else makes money.

An economy where even a few people cannot afford a snack, shelter, and survival is a failed economy.

Statistics surpasses sentiments.

In the business people with expertise, experience and evidence will make more profitable decisions than people with instinct, intuition and imagination.

Statistics are never a substitute for common sense.

Research doesn't assure definite rewards, but it assures lesser risk.