Working Papers
Markup Heterogeneity, Openness, and the Pro-Competitive Gains from Trade Across Countries, with Hamid Firooz and Gunnar Heins (Sep 2024)
Revise and Resubmit, Journal of Political Economy (Macroeconomics)
2. R&D Tax Credit and Product Quality vs Scope (with P.Chakraborty, S.Sircar and R.Verma) - (submitted)
3. Protectionism in a Green Suit? Carbon Tariffs, Market Power and Profit-Shifting (Submitted)
4. Who Lends When It Floods? NBFCs, Banks, and Household Liquidity in India
Policy Publications
Climate Change and Household Finance. India Finance Report 2025. CAFRAL
2. Working Capital Constraints and Exports: Evidence from the GST Rollout. Mint Street Memos. Reserve Bank of India (2018)
Book Chapters
Chapter on "Vision for India in a Fragmented World Trade Order" in the book India in 2050: Visions for a SuperPower,
published by BluOneInk in August 2024.
India is expected to become a $30 trillion+ economy by2050. With a size like that it will be the world’s second or third largest economic power, enjoying unprecedented influence over global affairs. This will also make India the third pillar of a tripolar world—the US and China being the other two. Will India seize the opportunity and assume leadership with responsibility? This book seeks to answer that. Besides becoming an economic and military superpower, it will also increasingly dominate in the culture sphere. India is already claiming its place in a new global orderin the making, and in less than a decade, it will begin to assert itself globally in all realms of life. The book seeks to highlight these trends—spanning across society, government, diplomacy, economy, military, and culture—through the visions of leading Indian thinkers and public intellectuals who are considered experts in their chosen fields.