1. I'm very grateful to have had the opportunity to present my paper "Unequal Transmission: Monetary Policy and Household Consumption in India" at the SERI Conference this year.
#SERI#Economics#AcademicConferences
2. This work is co-authored with Fiorella Pizzolon (@HamiltonCollege ), and I’m thankful to B. Ravikumar (@stlouisfed ) for a thoughtful discussion of our paper.
3. It was a pleasure to share ideas and learn from such a vibrant group of researchers. Many thanks to the organizers for putting together an excellent program!
It was a real honour to present my work at my alma mater, @DelhiSchoolOfEC, last week. Being back at DSE after nearly a decade brought back so many memories. It was truly special to be on the other side of the room this time. Thank you to @SouravS19697607 for hosting!
Happy to have presented my new research at @EconAtAshoka this week. Many thanks to Lalit for the kind invitation! I really enjoyed interacting with my fellow macroeconomists and got some incredibly helpful feedback.
Delighted to share the schedule for the Fourth Macroeconomics Conference happening this Friday and Saturday at @ShivNadarUniv. Come join us for two days of stimulating discussions on a wide range of issues!
@EconomicsShiv#Macro#conference#Economics
I'm a big fan of the FT, but..
This analysis of India's low female employment is speculation, not based on rigorous comparative analysis.
It blames
- laws against women's night-work
- care responsibilities
- cooking gas subsidies
- feeling unsafe
https://t.co/T5dkNA8mWJ 🧵🧵
I'm very late in posting this, but the call for papers for @ShivNadarUniv's Annual Macro Conference is now open. Please submit your papers here: https://t.co/78mck4jGa5
Deadline: 10th October 2024
Conference Dates: 17-18 January 2025
** Dataset on historical US inflation expectations
The Michigan survey of consumers’ expected inflation series is heavily used but starts only in 1978. There are data from the same survey starting in 1948 but harder to access. This page makes it available.
https://t.co/lDarWPZ6OG
We are pleased to introduce the Keynote Speaker for our Third Macroeconomics Workshop, Roberto Rigobon from MIT. He is going to give a talk on 'Carbon Credit Markets and Regulation: Bad Measurement, Bad Design, and Wrong Expectations'. Come join us for a stimulating discussion!
As part of our Third Macroeconomics Workshop,we are holding a panel discussion on 'State of the Indian Economy' on Friday, April 5th. Our panel comprises of experts from academia, industry and public policy. Join us for an engaging conversation on the pressing issues of our times
We are pleased to announce that the Shiv Nadar IoE, Department of Economics is hosting the Third Macroeconomics Workshop this weekend, on 5th - 6th April 2024 at our Delhi NCR campus.
Come join us for some interesting discussions on a vast breadth of topics in macroeconomics!