Founded in 1952, IER is the journal of the Delhi School of Economics. It has over the years featured the work of leading economists including Nobel laureates.
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Saswati Chakraborty & Oindrila Dey (@iift_official ) explore how credit constraints affect a firm’s ability to license technology and the quality of technology offered.
Link: https://t.co/Dj4tQC3BH4
📢New #IER article in Vol. 59,2📢
Ivan D. Trofimov (Victoria University of Wellington) examines the #convergenceprocess and outcomes in #gender indicators for two global panels of 106 and 75 economies for the period 1990–2013.
Link: https://t.co/JuBHxT50Lf
📢New #IER article in Vol. 59,2📢
Arun Jose & Meghna Dutta (@IITPAT) estimate the effect of the burden of domestic and care work on the occupational choices of women engaged in full-time work in India.
Link: https://t.co/EUUZkA3PZg
📢New #IER article in Vol. 59,2📢
G. Sreekumar & S. K. Mandal (@iitmadras) construct a large household level panel data to investigate the impact of drought on migration, and find that there is drought-induced migration among rural farm households.
Link: https://t.co/tdQbHJVVlC
📢New #IER article in Vol. 59,2📢
F. Safi & L. Ben Hassen (University of Sfax) examine #EnvironmentalAwareness, #TaxPolicy, & #HumanCapitalaccumulation in an OLG model. They find that environmental awareness in early life leads to better outcomes.
Link: https://t.co/u0BN0whJdz
📢New #IER article in Vol. 59,2📢
Aquib Parvez (@VIT_univ) explores the mathematics #Learning inequality among Indian children. The mother’s education and the child's socio-economic background crucially explain the learning gaps.
Link: https://t.co/jO37nHm4Nr
📢New #IER article in Vol. 59,2📢
Geetika Gunjan (@CessHyderabad) & S. Galab (IDSAP, Visakhapatnam) determine the #socioeconomic and #livelihood factors that set the direction of #stunting trajectories of children in India.
Link: https://t.co/XYprY05G9i
📢New #IER article in Vol. 59,2📢
Z. Li, H. S. Lunku (Xi’an Jiaotong Uni) & M. Danga (LGTI, Tanzania) investigate the impact of government #EducationSpending & #FDI on income #inequality in 36 Sub-Saharan countries during 1995-2021.
Link: https://t.co/x66jlt8vwN
📢New #IER article in Vol. 59,2📢
Aditi Singhal (@terischool) & Sugata Bag (@UnivofDelhi) examine whether #voters choose based on #partisan alignments or #individual candidate characteristics, & find that voters favour parties more than candidates.
Link: https://t.co/d7Eb9hUT6V
📢New #IER article in Vol. 59,2📢
Mukesh Eswaran (@ubcVSE) sets up a model of political realism to find that it is in the interest of a #hegemon to stir up #instabilityelsewhere.
Link: https://t.co/kB5gqr1xGx
📢New #IER article in Vol. 59,1📢
Ujjayini Roy (@lbcduofficial) & Indrani Chakraborty (Institute of Development Studies Kolkata ) analyze the fascinating relationship between #MarketConcentration, promoter’s #ownership & firm #performance in India.
Link: https://t.co/NNyNyfswFJ
📢New #IER article in Vol. 59,1📢
Rittwik Chatterjee & Tarun Kabiraj (@ISIKolkata) consider a #Cournot game with stochastic R&D under incomplete information. They determine the conditions suitable for a #Research joint venture between firms.
Link: https://t.co/hpucbBFdii
📢New #IER article in Vol. 59,1📢
Jagannath Mallick (@PFIndiaOrg) investigates the impact of economic #globalization and #productivity on labor share in India and China from 1980–81 to 2019–2020, and makes several pertinent findings.
Link: https://t.co/RIdWtP3m7i
📢New #IER article in Vol. 59,1📢
Kajari Saha (@ucsantabarbara) examines whether increased competition from #trade has an effect on the #Gender#WageGap in India, & finds a significant impact of an increase in Chinese #imports on the wage gap.
Link: https://t.co/SAtDo4925j
📢New #IER article in Vol. 59,1📢
B. D. Pal (@IFPRI), S. Pohit (@ncaer) & M. Rajeev (@IITJammu) analyze the impact of #COVIDー19 on #IndianEconomy with/out compensatory #fiscal policy, & find that the #COVID-19 relief packages saved 3% loss in GDP.
Link: https://t.co/o4zYO3foDN
📢New #IER article in Vol. 59,1📢
Lokendra Kumawat (@OfficialRamjas@UnivofDelhi) explores the time-variation in the response of #inflation to #monetary policy shocks in India from Apr 1999 to Mar 2019, and the possible channels of transmission.
Link: https://t.co/h2cbcgQO1B
📢New #IER article in Vol. 59,1📢
Saidul Islam (@Hitotsubashi_U) studies the spillover of #technology shocks across borders and their impact in the domestic economy, & explores the sources of #BusinessCycle fluctuations using an SVAR model.
Link: https://t.co/ozMB4xGolS