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Ph.D., Jadavpur University
Assistant Professor Grade-I
Humanities and Social Sciences
My research interest mainly includes contemporary issues in International Trade and Development Economics. In particular, I am interested in the impact of globalization on various socio-economic aspects of the developing countries. In my PhD dissertation I have analyzed the inter relationship among trade liberalization, product variety, quality and economic growth both theoretically and empirically. Post PhD I have worked on the impact of trade liberalization on product variety and factor flows. Currently I have been working on global value chain and it's impact on the trade pattern and employment for the emerging economies. I am also interested in areas of service trade, regionalism and contemporary issues in development studies.
Export Diversification, Upstreamness and Global Value chains: Experience of Commonwealth Member Countries by Khasnobis B. G., Aditya A. - (2020)
Trade, Factor Flows and Product Variety in a Small Open Economy by Aditya A. International Trade, Welfare, and the Theory of General Equilibrium - (2018)
Trade Liberalization and Export Diversification by Anwesha Aditya, Rajat Acharyya International Review of Economics and Finance 39 390-410 (2015)
Tariff Reductions, Terms of Trade and Product Variety by Anwesha Aditya, Rajat Acharyya Journal of Economic Development 41 (3) 75-103 (2016)
Intra-Industry Trade of India: Is it Horizontal or Vertical? by Aditya A., Gupta I. Economic and Political weekly 29-38 (2019)
Export Diversification, Composition and Economic Growth: Evidence from Cross-Country Analysis by Anwesha Aditya, Rajat Acharyya The Journal of International Trade and Economic Development 22 (7) 959-992 (2013)
Does What Countries Export Matter? The Asian and Latin American Experience by Anwesha Aditya, Rajat Acharyya Journal of Economic Development 37 (3) 47-74 (2012)
Employment and Global Value Chain United Nations Development Programme
Information Technology , Service Trade and Economic Growth: New Evidences from the Emerging Economies Indian Council of Social Science Research
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Area of Research: Development Economics and Applied Econometrics
Manish Kumar Sharma
Area of Research: International Economics
Abhinandan Das
Area of Research: Development Studies
Pragyan Paramita Sahoo
Area of Research: Trade and development
