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Inefficient shocks and optimal monetary policy by Sargam Gupta
Measuring monetary policy shocks in emerging economies: Evidence from India by Aeimit Lakdawal and Rajeswari Sengupta
STRATEGY-PROOF MULTINARY GROUP IDENTIFICATION
NO : WP-2024-006 AUTHOR : Gopakumar Achuthankutty TITLE : STRATEGY-PROOF MULTINARY GROUP IDENTIFICATION ABSTRACT : This paper explores the incentive properties of Collective Identity Functions (CIFs) in multinary group identification problems. Building on Cho and Saporiti (2020), we show that one-vote rules (Miller (2008), Cho and Ju (2017)) are manipulable. Additionally, we establish […]
STABILIZTION POLICY OPTIONS IN A “LOWER AND LONGER” (L&L) INTEREST RATES ENVIRONMENT
NO : WP-2024-005 AUTHOR : D.M.NACHANE TITLE : STABILIZTION POLICY OPTIONS IN A “LOWER AND LONGER” (L&L) INTEREST RATES ENVIRONMENT ABSTRACT : During episodes of severe depression, interest rates can approach the zero lower bound (ZLB) and stay there for a fairly long time. Mainstream macroeconomic theory (the so-called New Consensus Economics) then […]
Misconceptions in Indian fiscal federalism by Ashima Goyal
Prof. Ashima Goyal, Emeritus Professor, IGIDR, was invited to deliver 5th Adwait Mohanty Memorial Lecture, March 14, 2024
Prof. Ashima Goyal, Emeritus Professor, IGIDR, was invited to deliver keynote address at the Indian Econometric Society (TIES) conference, Feb 22-24, 2024
Ms. Ipsita Das, PhD student, IGIDR has received ‘NSE Best Paper Award’ at the 5th Annual Economics Conference’, held at Ahmedabad University, Ahmedabad, Jan 5-6, 2024.
Privacy Regulation, Cognitive Ability, and Stability of Collusion
NO : WP-2024-004 AUTHOR : Rupayan Pal and Sumit Shrivastav TITLE : Privacy Regulation, Cognitive Ability, and Stability of Collusion ABSTRACT : This article analyzes implications of privacy regulation on stability of tacit collusion. It shows that privacy regulation is likely to hurt consumers’ economic benefits, through its competition dampening effect. A more […]
