Year 2011-12
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1
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Dr. Tulsi Jayakumar
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MNC CSR In Emerging Economy Conflict Zones- A Case Study Of HUL’S North-East Operations In India.
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Paper submitted to VIKALPA .Revised and Resubmitted in Oct , 2011
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2
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Dr. Rama Pal
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Out-of-pocket Health Expenditure: Impact on Consumption of Indian Households
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Oxford Development Studies, Status – Received a revise-and-resubmit request, Nov -2011
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3
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Dr. Rama Pal
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Measuring Incidence of Catastrophic Out-of-pocket Health Expenditure: with Application to India
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International Journal of Health Care Finance and Economics
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Papers presented at National / International conferences :
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1
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Dr. Rama Pal
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Inequalities in Child Health in India: Implications for Inclusive Educational Development
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Symposium of Ninth Conference of the Indian Association for Social Sciences and Health (IASSH)
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2
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Dr. Tulsi Jayakumar
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‘GLOBALIZATION AND THE ROLE OF THE STATE IN EMERGING ECONOMY CONFLICT ZONES: REGULATORY-REPRESSIVE VS. PARTICIPATORY-ACTIVE’
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TISS Platinum Jubilee Conference, Mumbai to be held in February 2012.
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3
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Dr. Tulsi Jayakumar
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“CSR COMMUNICATION IN EMERGING ECONOMIES: NEED FOR A NEW PARADIGM”
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XIMB National Conference, Bhubaneswar to be held in February 2012.
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School level projects :
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Case of the Vidharbha Farmer’s Suicide indepth analysis of the problem and possible solutions thereof.
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2
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An analysis of the public distribution system in two low income areas of Mumbai and its relation to Food Security.
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3
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To study the impact of Market Concentration on Market Performance in the Indian Telecom Industry.
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4
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Area Locality Management and its impact
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Year 2012 -13
SCHOOL LEVEL PROJECTS
• Students of Trimester VII conducted experiments for the course ‘Behavioral Economics’ in various colleges.
Students of Trimester VII wrote research papers under the guidance of the research guides.
Some of the topics are:
1. Fossil fuel subsidies in India: Need for Rationalization.
2. Market concentration in the Indian Commercial Banking Sector.
3. Food insecurity and paucity of logistical infrastructure: An Appraisal.
4. Under-recoveries of the downstream oil companies in India.
5. Dividend payout policy in India
6. Entry strategies in emerging markets and their determinants, Focus on India and China.
• Students of B. Sc Economics participated in Manshodhan – The Research Paper Presentation competition organized by Mithibai College. The following were the papers presented.
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Student
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Class
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Title of the Paper
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Jash Shah, Meet Pasari
Karan Nayyar
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TY B.Sc. Economics
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“ Law of One Price: A Behavioural Perspective”
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Garima Sinha
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SY B.Sc. Economics
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“Trade and Welfare: Is Immiserizing Growth a Myth”
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Shefali Bhatia
Dhruv Sengar
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SY B.Sc. Economics
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“Impact of MNCs on the Emerging Economies like India”
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Padmasai Varanasi
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FY B.Sc. Economics
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“Cause Related Marketing & Consumer Behaviour”
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• A live project in collaboration with the NGO- Praja had been planned out for the F.Y. B.Sc. Economics students as part of the course ‘Political Science’. Students used the RTI to understand the various aspects of functioning of municipal Schools. The project was planned out in 3-4 stages, and resulted in a report being presented to the corporators of the respective municipal wards by FY B.Sc. Economics students.
