Research project

Social alienation and uncertain growth: a pre- and post-reform analysis in India

Project overview

To what extent does education mitigate the regressive effects on economic growth? In this project, awarded by the Leverhulme Trust and co-led with Prof. Sushanta Mallick from Queen Mary University of London, we answer this question by building a social distance function and an empirical exercise that exploits data on India's NSS over three different survey rounds. The grant amount was ?78348.

Staff

Lead researchers

Professor Tapas Mishra

Professor of Banking And Finance
Research interests
  • Long memory; Green finance and corporate culture; Mergers and Acquisition, Stochastic economic growth; Macroprudential policy and stress testing; Environmental and demographic volatility; Cryptocurrency modelling; Climate finance, Small Business Economics, and Innovation-diffusion modelling.
  • Demography-growth-environmental interdependence
  • Spatio-temporal models
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Research outputs

Prashant Gupta, Sushanta Mallick & Tapas Mishra, 2018, World Development, 104, 154-172
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