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Assistant Professor Grade-I
Humanities and Social Sciences
My research objective is to find answers to some of the important questions with direct policy implication using state-of-the-art empirical and theoretical methods. My research interests are in area of development economics, trade and industrial organization with a strong interest in applied econometric issues motivated by empirical work. My research in development has focused on understanding of labour market, agricultural diversification, impact evaluation of policy and programmes, and food security in developing economy. I am interested in various dynamics of the labour market, including informality, segmentation, trade and employment, mobility, and gendered labour. My research in industrial organization focused on efficiency and productivity analysis of different industry and how they are linked to exports and financial performance.
Quality Work in Labour Market Indian Council of Social Science Research
National Food Security Act and Women Empowerment: Assessment in Odisha National Commission for Women
Mahatma Gandhi NREGA, Distress Migration and Skill Development : An Assessment in Odisha INDIAN COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH
Biswabhusan Bhuyan
Area of Research: Food Security
Rasmita Nayak
Area of Research: Development Issues
Samar Kumar Mishra
Area of Research: Labour and Industry
Amit Kumar
Area of Research: Food Security
Aayushi Lyngwa
Area of Research: Development Economics
Alok Ranjan Mohanty
Area of Research: Development Economics
Rishika Raj
Area of Research: Development studies
