13th Edition · Department of Economics, Jai Hind College

The economy off the books.

Arthanomics is India's largest and most awaited Business & Economics Festival. This year's theme, The Unaccounted Economy, moves nine flagship events through the markets that never make it onto an official balance sheet — informal, underground, and impossible to ignore.

📅 4 – 6 August 2026 📍 Jai Hind College, Churchgate, Mumbai ⚡ 13th Edition

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₹ REGISTRATIONS ARE OPEN — THE UNACCOUNTED ECONOMY — 13TH EDITION — 4–6 AUGUST 2026 — JAI HIND COLLEGE, MUMBAI — ₹ INDIA'S LARGEST B-ECON FESTIVAL — ARTHANOMICS 2026 — ₹ REGISTRATIONS ARE OPEN — THE UNACCOUNTED ECONOMY — 13TH EDITION — 4–6 AUGUST 2026 — JAI HIND COLLEGE, MUMBAI — ₹ INDIA'S LARGEST B-ECON FESTIVAL — ARTHANOMICS 2026 —

About the Festival

Thirteen years of turning the college campus into a marketplace of ideas.

Hosted by the Department of Economics at Jai Hind College, Arthanomics brings together students, industry voices and young economists for a festival built on strategy, risk and negotiation — not just certificates. This year, every event lives inside one shared world: the informal, unregulated and underground systems that quietly move real money.

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Edition in 2026

Flagship events

Days on campus

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Built on economics

Our Events

Nine events. One Unaccounted Economy.

Strategy Board Game

The Unaccounted Empire

A life-size, Monopoly-style build-off where players acquire underground operations — and ownership is never fully secure.

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Live Auction

The Contraband

An exclusive black-market auction where the smartest portfolio wins, not the biggest spender.

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Trading Simulation

Bullseye

A fast, volatile trading arena built on unpredictable assets — where fortunes rise and vanish in an instant.

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