
MSE Working Paper 287: Impact of Cash Transfer Program on Time-Use Patterns of Agricultural Households: Evidence from India
MSE Working Paper 287: Impact of Cash Transfer Program on Time-Use Patterns of Agricultural Households: Evidence from India
MSE Working Paper 287: Impact of Cash Transfer Program on Time-Use Patterns of Agricultural Households: Evidence from India
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Working Paper 265: Are the Responses of Oil Products Prices Asymmetrical to Global Crude Oil Price Shocks? Evidence from India
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Speaker: Dr. Ramasubramanian Sundararajan Date & Hour: 25 February 2022, 4:30 pm Title: Multi-armed bandits: An introduction and practical applications Abstract:The multi-armed bandit problem was first framed several decades ago, but has gained considerable prominence in recent years. This talk introduces the audience to the
Essay on Non-linear Pricing in E-commerce Dipankar Das and Vivek Sharadadevi Jadhav Abstract The primary objective of the paper is to identify the pattern of non-linear pricing in the E-Commerce market and its usage. This paper also investigates whether the post-digitalization tying as a non-linear
Abstract: In this talk, the speaker will discuss the two broad contending schools of thought in macroeconomics by focusing on the determinants of investment, inflation and growth. After bringing together in a novel manner macroeconomic theories, empirics and experiences, some general policy recommendations for the
Abstract: The study examines the effect of COVID-19 induced lockdown on the profitability of listed firms in India. With restrictions on labor mobility, repressed supply and weakened demand conditions, we hypothesize that firms lose profitability due to lockdown. We also explore the role of external
Working Paper 208: Gender Differences in Double Burden of Malnutrition in India: Quantile Regression Estimates