Review of Gender Studies | This paper intervenes in the debate on what explains women’s movements in and out of the labour market.
Thiagu Ranganathan, Praveena Kodoth and Tirtha Chatterjee write:
https://t.co/PUcysyOO6e
Thrilled to share our paper (with Prof. A. Ganesh- Kumar) on agricultural market integration and its determinants in India is now published. We thank the editor and the referees for their suggestions and comments.
New @AJAREJournal Article on "Price Cluster Approach to Testing Market Integration and Identifying Its Determinants: Analysis for Indian Agriculture" by Tirtha Chatterjee and A. Ganesh-Kumar.
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https://t.co/0a9yT1LdER
Aggarwal @tirthachatterj9 & Sehgal show that suspensions of derivatives trading on agricultural commodities are irrelevant for containing food price inflation; they recommend against such abrupt measures as they hinder the development of these markets
https://t.co/tv6SEGwb0x
So happy the paper is finally out.. Thanks to the editor and the referees for the constructive comments.. This is very close to both of us.. @jain_ritika_
Sharing this appeal for my organization. In 2016, Sajitha, who is my wife, I and our few friends we started SAJAG. SAJAG means to be aware. SAJAG was our response to students whose parents were living out off waste dumping ground in Kalyan, a large town on Mumbai's periphery.
Is adoption of information and communication technologies associated with the decision to work for Indian women? @tirthachatterj9 and I write a short commentary for @epw_in on it comparing the lfpr for women with and without access to these technologies.
Does altruism influence crime perception?
We explore this question in our recently published study https://t.co/Ji5022Tw32 published in Social Indicators Research authored by myself along with @tirthachatterj9 and @jain_ritika_
Full draft Link: https://t.co/ufCT7i9I8A
A proud moment for me as my friend and colleague @jain_ritika_ receives the best Assistant Professor in @CdsTrivandrum from Prof. Basu. Ritika is an excellent researcher and has been working on issues related to empirical IO, disinvestment, and public policy
CDS Working paper on historical aspects related to land, labour, and capital in the Indian tea economy. https://t.co/0yweCOUdc5. @tirthachatterj9@RuchaTakle@NRPPDCDS1
My work with @tirthachatterj9 and Karan Sehgal on the impact of agri-derivatives suspension on food price inflation was covered in the FE:
https://t.co/reP3X9T1hH
We find no evidence that derivatives cause food price inflation and suggest urgent review of the suspension.
International experience suggests that fatality rates on account of #COVID19 vary across the world. Jain & Chatterjee seek to estimate fatality rate of the pandemic in India & the extent of spatial variation across states https://t.co/WNvc3ifZeg