Indian Courts Need Economic Expertise for Policy Rulings

Imagine judges are like referees in a game.

Sometimes, the game involves big economic decisions, like how much movie tickets should cost.

The article is asking if the referees (judges) have enough special knowledge about economics to make fair and smart decisions on these complex economic plays.

It suggests that judges might need to ask experts for help, like a coach asking a specialist, or even have economists on their own team.

This is important because economic decisions affect many people, and judges need to make sure their rulings are not only fair but also make sense economically, even if the economic rules seem a bit strange at first.

It's about making sure the game of economics is played well, and everyone benefits.