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Call for Applications: Post-Doctoral Contract 2019
Call for Applications: Conversation On Research 2019
Working Paper: Inflation Convergence and Anchoring of Expectations in India
No: WP-2019-023 AUTHOR: Ashima Goyal and Prashant Parab TITLE: Inflation Convergence and Anchoring of Expectations in India Abstract : Careful research on the inflation targeting regime’s impact on anchoring inflation expectations as well as an empirical examination of convergence is used to assess the direction of convergence between core and headline […]
FINAL and WAITING LIST OF CANDIDATES SELECTED FOR THE M.Phil. / Ph.D PROGRAMME 2019
FINAL and WAITING LIST OF CANDIDATES SELECTED FOR THE M.Sc. PROGRAMME 2019
Working Paper: The Spectral Envelope: An Application to the Decoupling Problem in Economics
No: WP-2019-022 AUTHOR: Dilip M. Nachane, Amlendu Dubey TITLE: The Spectral Envelope: An Application to the Decoupling Problem in Economics Abstract : In this paper we introduce the technique of spectral envelope into the analysis of decoupling problem in Economics. Decoupling refers to the phenomenon that the business cycles in emerging market economies […]
Working Paper: Taylor Rule Implementation of the Optimal Policy at the Zero Lower Bound: Does the Cost Channel Matter?
No: WP-2019-021 AUTHOR: Siddhartha Chattopadhyay, Taniya Ghosh TITLE: Taylor Rule Implementation of the Optimal Policy at the Zero Lower Bound: Does the Cost Channel Matter? Abstract : This paper analyzes the implementation of the optimal policies at the Zero Lower Bound (ZLB) by the Taylor rule in the presence of cost channel. We find […]
Working Paper: The Women’s Empowerment in Nutrition Index
No: WP-2019-020 AUTHOR: Sudha Narayanan, Erin Lentz, Marzia Fontana, Anuradha De, and Bharati Kulkarni TITLE: The Women’s Empowerment in Nutrition Index Abstract : Rural women face many obstacles that thwart their well-being. Policies that seek to empower them, for example, by improving livelihood opportunities, often do not translate into improvements in other […]
Working Paper: Indian Growth is Not Overestimated: Mr. Subramanian You Got it Wrong
No: WP-2019-019 AUTHOR: Ashima Goyal, Abhishek Kumar TITLE: Indian Growth is Not Overestimated: Mr. Subramanian You Got it Wrong Abstract : Subramanian (2019) argues that indicators like growth in export, import and private credit can be used to predict economic growth across countries. He finds these indicators were able to predict […]
