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Parallel Sessions 3 (16 December,
Friday; 11.45
-
1.30
PM)
- Session 3(a): Corruption
(Conference Room)
[Chair:
G. Ananda
Vadivelu (Institute for
Economic Growth, Delhi)]
Saibal Kar
(Centre for Studies in Social Science, Kolkata and IZA, Germany),
Poulomi Roy (Jadavpur University) and Sarani Saha
(Indian
Institute of Technology, Kanpur):
"Public and Private Sector Jobs,
Bribes and Consumption Gap in India: Evidence from Micro-Data".
Arup Mitra
(Institute of Economic Growth, Delhi) and Chandan Sharma
(National
Institute of Financial Management, Faridabad):
"Corruption,
Governance and Firm Performance: Evidence from the Indian
Enterprises".
G. Ananda
Vadivelu (Institute for Economic Growth, Delhi):
"Does Participatory
Development Mean Legitimisation of Collusion Mechanisms?: Evidence
from Karnataka Watershed Development Agency, India".
- Session 3(b): Trade Liberalization
(Seminar Room 1) [Chair: Devashish Mitra
(Syracuse University)]
Sourabh Bikas Paul (University
of British Columbia):
"Distributional Effects of Tariff
Reforms in India".
Arghya Ghosh (University of New South Wales), Peter E. Robertson (University of Western Australia) and Marie-Claire Robitaille (University of Western Australia):
"Expropriation and Trade: Evidence
on the Links using Cross-Country Crime Data".
Reshad N. Ahsan (University of Melbourne) and
Devashish Mitra
(Syracuse University):
"Trade Liberalization and Labor's Slice of
the Pie: Evidence from Indian Firms".
- Session 3(c): Indian Manufacturing I
(Seminar Room 2) [Chair: Gunjan Sharma
(University of Missouri)]
Vinish Kathuria (IIT Bombay), Rajesh
Raj S. N. (Centre for Multi-Disciplinary Development
Research) and Kunal Sen (University of Manchester):
"The Effects of
Economic Reforms on Manufacturing Dualism: Evidence from India".
Maria Bas (CEPII) and Antoine Berthou
(CEPII):
"The Microeconomic Effects of Indian Banking Reforms on
Economic Growth".
Albert Bollard (Stanford
University), Peter J. Klenow (Stanford University) and Gunjan Sharma (University of
Missouri):
"India's Mysterious Manufacturing Miracle".
- Session 3(d): Human Capital: Health
(Class Room 13)
[Chair: Aditya Goenka (National University of Singapore)]
Jayanta Sarkar (Queensland
University of Technology, Australia) and Dipanwita Sarkar
(Queensland University of Technology, Australia):
"Morbidity, Human
Capital Inequality and Child Labor".
Anna-Maria Aksan (Fairfield University) and Shankha Chakraborty (University
of Oregon):
"Twin Transitions".
Aditya Goenka (National
University of Singapore) and Lin Liu (University of Rochester):
"Health and Wealth: An Endogenous Growth Model with Infectious
Diseases".
- Session 3(e): Political Economy II (Class Room 14)
[Chair: Farid Toubal
(University of Angers)]
Oliver
Vanden Eynde (London School of Economics and Politics): "Targets
of Violence: Evidence from India's Naxalite Conflict".
Lucie
Gadenne (Paris School of Economics):
"Tax Me But Spend Wisely:
The Political Economy of Taxes, Theory and Evidence from Brazilian
Local Governments".
Matteo Cervellati (University of Bologna), Alireza Naghavi
(University of Bologna) and Farid Toubal
(University of Angers):
"Liberalization, Democratization and
Technology Adoption".
- Session 3(f): Topics in Microeconomics
II (Auditorium)
[Chair: Tridib Sharma (ITAM)]
Sourav Bhattacharya (University of Pittsburgh) and Arijit Mukherjee (Michigan State
University):
"Strategic Information Revelation when Experts Compete
to Influence".
Murali Agastya (University of Sydney), Parimal Kanti Bag (National
University of Singapore) and Indranil Chakraborty (National
University of Singapore):
"Communication and Authority with a
Partially Informed Expert".
Parimal Kanti Bag
(National University of Singapore) and
Tridib Sharma (ITAM):
"Transparency of Deliberations".
Last Updated on 10 December 2011.
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