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Dr. Maddipati Narsimha Murty

Adjunct Professor, Amrita Center for Economics & Governance (ACEG), Amritapuri

Qualification: Ph.D
@amrita.edu

Bio Publications Books Published Research Projects Refereeing to Academic Journals in Economics Examination of Ph.D Dissertations Ph. D Students Guided
Bio

Dr. Maddipati Narsimha Murty is an Adjunct Professor at the Amrita Center for Economics & Governance (ACEG), Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham.

Professor of Economics Rtd., Institute of Economic Growth, University Enclave Delhi-110007, India, Dr. Murty is currently Fellow, South Asian Network for Development Economics and Environment (SANDEE). He was a Ford Foundation Fellow at University of Birmingham, and Research Fellow at London School of Economics, UK, Visiting Faculty, at Institute of Developing Economies, Tokyo, Japan, and Visiting Professor at National Institute of Public Finance and Policy, and TERI University, Delhi. He was a consultant for World Bank, Asian Development Bank, International Crop Research Institute (ICRISAT) and ESCAP.

Dr. Murty specializes in Public Economics and Environmental and Resource Economics. He taught at Delhi University, Institute of Economic Growth, Delhi, Department of Economics, University of Birmingham, U.K, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi, Delhi School of Economics, Delhi,TERI University, Delhi, Indira Gandhi Institute of Development Research, Mumbai, Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata, Institute for Economic and Social Change, Bangalore, Madras School of Economics, Chennai, and Jadavpur University, Kolkata. He has published 10 books including 6 books in Environment and Resource Economics, four by Oxford University Press, one each by Cambridge University Press and SAGE.

He has contributed a large number of research papers to national and international journals of Economics and chapters in a good number of edited books. He has undertaken a number of research projects funded by international organizations like World Bank, IDRC, Canada, ESCAP, European Commission and ICRISAT and Planning Commission, NITI Ayog, CSO, Ministry of Environment and Forests, Ministry of Communications and ICSSR of Government of India.

Employment Record

  • Professor Rtd. and Senior Consultant – Institute of Economic Growth,
    University Enclave, Delhi-110007
  • Fellow and Resource Person – South Asian Network for Development Economics and Environment (SANDEE)
  • Head – Indian Economic Service Section
    Institute of Economic Growth
  • Course Director – Diploma in Development Planning and Policy
    1992- 1994, Institute of Economic Growth, Delhi – 110 007.
  • Course Director – Faculty Upgradation Programmes in Environmental Economics
    World Bank Funded Capacity Building Project in Environmental Economics in India.
  • Warden – Institute of Economic Growth Hostel,
    Delhi-110007
  • Reader – Institute of Economic Growth,
    University Enclave, Delhi-110 007, 1982-1993
  • Lecturer – Hindu College,
    Delhi University, 1970 1982.

Visiting Appointments

  • Visiting Professor – TERI University, 2008-2018
  • Visiting Ford Foundation Fellow – Department of Economics,
    University of Birmingham, U.K., 1991 – 1992.
  • Visiting Professor – National Institute of Public Finance and Policy,
    New Delhi, January 1, 1989 to December 31, 1989.
  • Senior Research Associate – Project on Indian Fiscal Systems,
    University of Warwick, U.K., 1980 – 1982.
  • Visiting Faculty for Teaching in World Bank Funded Faculty Upgradation Programmes Organised by Indira Gandhi Institute of Development Research,
    Mumbai, Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata,
    Institute for Economic and Social Change, Bangalore,
    Madras School of Economics, Chennai, and
    Jadavpur University, Kolkata.
  • Visiting Faculty for Teaching Environmental Economics,
    Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi.
  • Visiting Faculty for Teaching Heritage Economics,
    School of Planning and Architecture, New Delhi.
  • Visiting Faculty for Teaching Courses in Public Economics, Delhi School of Economics
  • Visiting Faculty for Teaching at TERI University, Delhi
  • Consultant : World Bank, Asian Development Bank,
    International Crop Research Institute (ICRISAT), and ESCAP.

Degrees Obtained

  • 1979 : Ph.D.,in Economics
    Delhi University, Delhi
  • 1966 : M.A., in Mathematical Economics
    Andhra University, Waltair
  • 1964 : B.A., in Mathematics, Economics and Political Science
    Andhra University, Waltair
Publications

Journal Article

Year : 2014

Measuring Well-being and Accounting Prices of Environmental Resources

Cite this Research Publication : Maddipati Narsimha Murty, “Measuring Well-being and Accounting Prices of Environmental Resources”, Economic and Political Weekly, vol. Vol. 49, 2014.

Publisher : Economic and Political Weekly

Year : 2010

Designing Economic Instruments and Participatory Institutions for Environmental Management in India

Cite this Research Publication : Maddipati Narsimha Murty, “Designing Economic Instruments and Participatory Institutions for Environmental Management in India”, Environmental Economics, 2010.

Publisher : Viswabharati University

Year : 2008

Counting the cost of vulture decline—An appraisal of the human health and other benefits of vultures in India

Cite this Research Publication : A. Markandya, Taylor, T., Longo, A., Maddipati Narsimha Murty, Murty, S., and Dhavala, K., “Counting the cost of vulture decline—An appraisal of the human health and other benefits of vultures in India”, Ecological Economics, vol. 67, pp. 194–204, 2008.

Publisher : Ecological Economics

Year : 2007

Measuring environmental efficiency of industry: a case study of thermal power generation in India

Cite this Research Publication :
Maddipati Narsimha Murty, Kumar, S., and Dhavala, K. K., “Measuring environmental efficiency of industry: a case study of thermal power generation in India”, Environmental and Resource Economics, vol. 38, pp. 31–50, 2007

Publisher : Environmental and Resource Economics

Year : 2007

India Environmental Outlook

Cite this Research Publication :
Maddipati Narsimha Murty, “India Environmental Outlook”, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, 2007

Publisher : Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development

Year : 2007

Estimating Cost of Air Pollution Abatement for Road Transport in India: Case Studies of Andhra Pradesh and Himachal Pradesh

Cite this Research Publication : S. Chatterjee, Dhavala, K., and Maddipati Narsimha Murty, “Estimating Cost of Air Pollution Abatement for Road Transport in India: Case Studies of Andhra Pradesh and Himachal Pradesh”, Economic and Political Weekly, 2007.

Publisher : Economic and Political Weekly

Year : 2007

Dual Pricing, Rationing and Ramsay Commodity Taxation: Theory and an Illustration, with others

Cite this Research Publication :
R. Jha, Maddipati Narsimha Murty, and Ray, R., “Dual Pricing, Rationing and Ramsay Commodity Taxation: Theory and an Illustration, with others”, The Developing Economies, vol. 28, pp. 229 - 239, 2007.

Publisher : The Developing Economies

Year : 2006

Measuring Cost of Environmentally Sustainable Industrial Development and Designing Pollution Taxes: A Case Study of Thermal Power Generation

Cite this Research Publication : Maddipati Narsimha Murty and Gulati, S. C., “Measuring Cost of Environmentally Sustainable Industrial Development and Designing Pollution Taxes: A Case Study of Thermal Power Generation”, The Indian Economic Journal, vol. 54, pp. 135-144, 2006.

Publisher : The Indian Economic Journal

Year : 2006

Environmental regulation, productive efficiency and cost of pollution abatement: A case study of the sugar industry in India

Cite this Research Publication : Maddipati Narsimha Murty, Kumar, S., and Paul, M., “Environmental regulation, productive efficiency and cost of pollution abatement: A case study of the sugar industry in India”, Journal of environmental management, vol. 79, no. 1, pp. 1-9, 2006.

Publisher : elsevier

Year : 2004

Cost–benefit analysis of cleaning the Ganges: some emerging environment and development issues

Cite this Research Publication : A. MARKANDYA and Maddipati Narsimha Murty, “Cost–benefit analysis of cleaning the Ganges: some emerging environment and development issues”, Environment and Development Economics, vol. 9, pp. 61–81, 2004.

Publisher : Cambridge University Press

Year : 2003

Win–Win Opportunities and Environmental Regulation: Testing of Porter Hypothesis for Indian Manufacturing Industries

Cite this Research Publication : Maddipati Narsimha Murty and Kumar, S., “Win–Win Opportunities and Environmental Regulation: Testing of Porter Hypothesis for Indian Manufacturing Industries”, Journal of environmental management, vol. 67, no. 2, pp. 139-44, 2003

Publisher : Journal of environmental management

Year : 2002

Measuring the cost of environmentally sustainable industrial development in India: a distance function approach

Cite this Research Publication : Maddipati Narsimha Murty and Kumar, S., “Measuring the cost of environmentally sustainable industrial development in India: a distance function approach”, Environment and Development Economics, vol. 7, pp. 467–486, 2002.

Publisher : Cambridge University Press

Year : 1996

Fiscal federalism approach for controlling global environmental pollution

Cite this Research Publication : Maddipati Narsimha Murty, “Fiscal federalism approach for controlling global environmental pollution”, Environmental and Resource Economics, vol. 8, pp. 449–459, 1996

Publisher : Environmental and Resource Economics

Year : 1995

Environmental Regulation in the Developing World: The Case of India

Cite this Research Publication : Maddipati Narsimha Murty, “Environmental Regulation in the Developing World: The Case of India”, Review of European Community & International Environmental Law, vol. 4, pp. 330-337, 1995

Publisher : Review of European Community International Environmental Law

Year : 1994

Management of common property resources: Limits to voluntary collective action

Cite this Research Publication : Maddipati Narsimha Murty, “Management of common property resources: Limits to voluntary collective action”, Environmental and Resource Economics, vol. 4, pp. 581–594, 1994

Publisher : Environmental and Resource Economics

Year : 1993

An analysis of technological change, factor substitution and economies of scale in manufacturing industries in India

Cite this Research Publication : R. Jha, Maddipati Narsimha Murty, Paul, S., and Rao, B., “An analysis of technological change, factor substitution and economies of scale in manufacturing industries in India”, Applied Economics, vol. 25, pp. 1337-1343, 1993

Publisher : Applied Economics, Routledge

Year : 1991

Allocative Efficiency, Scale Economies and Technical Progress in the Gas and Electricity Industry in India, with others

Cite this Research Publication :
R. Jha, Maddipati Narsimha Murty, Sahni, B. S., and Paul, S., “Allocative Efficiency, Scale Economies and Technical Progress in the Gas and Electricity Industry in India, with others”, The Journal of Energy and Development, vol. 16, pp. 307–320, 1991.

Publisher : The Journal of Energy and Development

Year : 1991

On Setting Prices for Certain Manufacturing in India

Cite this Research Publication : Maddipati Narsimha Murty, Jha, R., and Paul, S., “On Setting Prices for Certain Manufacturing in India”, Economic and Political Weekly, vol. Vol. 26, 1991

Publisher : Economic and Political Weekly

Year : 1991

Technical Change, Factor Substitution and Economies of Scale in Selected Manufacturing Industries

Cite this Research Publication : Maddipati Narsimha Murty, “Technical Change, Factor Substitution and Economies of Scale in Selected Manufacturing Industries”, Journal of Quantitative Economics, 1991.

Publisher : Journal of Quantitative Economics

Year : 1991

Allocative efficiency, scale economies, and technical progress in the gas and electricity industry of India

Cite this Research Publication :
R. Jha, Maddipati Narsimha Murty, Sahni, B. S., and Dr. Satya Paul, “Allocative efficiency, scale economies, and technical progress in the gas and electricity industry of India”, The Journal of Energy and Development, vol. 16, no. 2, pp. 307–320, 1991.

Publisher : The Journal of Energy and Development

Year : 1991

Cost structure of India’s iron and steel industry

Cite this Research Publication : R. Jha, M Murty, N., Dr. Satya Paul, and Sahni, B. S., “Cost structure of India's iron and steel industry”, Resources Policy, vol. 17, pp. 22–30, 1991.

Publisher : Pergamon

Year : 1991

Cost structure of India’s iron and steel industry: Allocative efficiency, economies of scale and biased technical progress

Cite this Research Publication : R. Jha, Maddipati Narsimha Murty, Paul, S., and Sahni, B. S., “Cost structure of India's iron and steel industry: Allocative efficiency, economies of scale and biased technical progress”, Resources Policy, vol. 17, pp. 22 - 30, 1991

Publisher : Butterworths, U.K.

Year : 1989

A Computational Procedure for Calculating Optimal Commodity Taxes with Illustrative Evidence from Indian Budget Data

Cite this Research Publication :
Maddipati Narsimha Murty and Ray, R., “A Computational Procedure for Calculating Optimal Commodity Taxes with Illustrative Evidence from Indian Budget Data”, The Scandinavian Journal of Economics, vol. 91, pp. 655–670, 1989

Publisher : The Scandinavian Journal of Economics

Year : 1989

Peoples’ Participation and Common Property Resources

Cite this Research Publication :
K. Chopra, Kadekodi, G. K., and Maddipati Narsimha Murty, “Peoples' Participation and Common Property Resources”, Economic and Political Weekly, vol. 24, pp. A189–A195, 1989

Publisher : Economic and Political Weekly

Year : 1987

Sensitivity of optimal commodity taxes to relaxing leisure/goods separability and to the wage rate

Cite this Research Publication :
Maddipati Narsimha Murty and Ray, R., “Sensitivity of optimal commodity taxes to relaxing leisure/goods separability and to the wage rate”, Economics Letters, vol. 24, pp. 273 - 277, 1987

Publisher : elsevier

Year : 1987

Distributional equity and optimal prices for the public sector: The flexible coefficients case

Cite this Research Publication : R. Jha and Maddipati Narsimha Murty, “Distributional equity and optimal prices for the public sector: The flexible coefficients case”, Energy Economics, vol. 9, pp. 46 - 54, 1987.

Publisher : elsevier

Year : 1987

Horizontal Equity and Choice between Income and Expenditure Taxes

Cite this Research Publication : Maddipati Narsimha Murty, “Horizontal Equity and Choice between Income and Expenditure Taxes”, Economic and Political Weekly, vol. Vol. 22, 1987

Publisher : Economic and Political Weekly

Year : 1987

Prices for Public Electricity Supply in India-Efficiency, Distributional Equity and Optimal Structure

Cite this Research Publication :
Maddipati Narsimha Murty, “Prices for Public Electricity Supply in India-Efficiency, Distributional Equity and Optimal Structure”, Economic and Political Weekly, vol. Vol. 22, pp. 1762-1770, 1987

Publisher : Economic and Political Weekly

Year : 1986

Interfuel substitution and derived demands for inputs in the manufacturing sector of India

Cite this Research Publication : Maddipati Narsimha Murty, “Interfuel substitution and derived demands for inputs in the manufacturing sector of India”, Journal of Quantitative Economics, vol. 2, pp. 119-135, 1986.

Publisher : Journal of Quantitative Economics

Year : 1986

Optimal Non linear Income Tax with Interdependent Utilities

Cite this Research Publication :
R. Jha and Maddipati Narsimha Murty, “Optimal Non linear Income Tax with Interdependent Utilities”, Journal of Quantitative Economics, vol. 2, pp. 213 - 220, 1986.

Publisher : Journal of Quantitative Economics

Year : 1985

Economic Evaluation of Water Pollution Abatement: A Case Study of Paper and Pulp Industry in India

Cite this Research Publication : A. K. Dasgupta and Maddipati Narsimha Murty, “Economic Evaluation of Water Pollution Abatement: A Case Study of Paper and Pulp Industry in India”, Indian Economic Review , jstor, vol. 20, pp. 231-267, 1985.

Publisher : Springer

Year : 1982

Externality Abatement Technologies, Pigouvian Taxes and Property Rights

Cite this Research Publication :
Maddipati Narsimha Murty and NAYAK, P. B., “Externality Abatement Technologies, Pigouvian Taxes and Property Rights”, Indian Economic Review, vol. 17, pp. 1-28, 1982.

Publisher : Indian Economic Review, jstor

Year : 1980

On the Evaluation of Income Distributional Effects of Investment in Less Developed Regions of India

Cite this Research Publication : Maddipati Narsimha Murty, “On the Evaluation of Income Distributional Effects of Investment in Less Developed Regions of India”, Indian Economic Review, vol. 15, pp. 139-153, 1980.

Publisher : Indian Economic Review, jstor

Year : 1979

On the Evaluation of Regional Income Distributional Effects of an Irrigation Project

Cite this Research Publication : Maddipati Narsimha Murty, “On the Evaluation of Regional Income Distributional Effects of an Irrigation Project”, Sankhya, D. Series, Quantitative Economics, vol. 41, no. I & II, 1979.

Publisher : Sankhya, D. Series, Quantitative Economics

Year : 1972

Opportunity Cost of Public Investment

Cite this Research Publication :
Maddipati Narsimha Murty, “Opportunity Cost of Public Investment”, Indian Economic Review, vol. 7, pp. 216–222, 1972.

Publisher : University of Delhi

Conference Paper

Year : 2018

Accounting and Measuring Well-being

Cite this Research Publication : Maddipati Narsimha Murty, “Accounting and Measuring Well-being”, in Accounting from a Cross-Cultural Perspective, 2018

Publisher : Accounting from a Cross-Cultural Perspective.

Book Chapter

Year : 2011

Benefits from Reduced Air Pollution in Delhi and Kolkata: A Hedonic Property Price Approach

Cite this Research Publication : Maddipati Narsimha Murty, Gulati, S. C., Banerjee, A., Haque, A. K. Enamul, Murty, M. N., and Shyamsundar, P., “Benefits from Reduced Air Pollution in Delhi and Kolkata: A Hedonic Property Price Approach”, in Environmental Valuation in South Asia, Cambridge University Press, 2011, pp. 380–411.

Publisher : Cambridge University Press

Year : 2009

Assessment of Strategies for Water and Air Pollution Abatement in India

Cite this Research Publication : K. Chopra, Dayal, V., and Maddipati Narsimha Murty, “Assessment of Strategies for Water and Air Pollution Abatement in India”, in Environmental Economics, Oxford University Press, New Delhi: , 2009.

Publisher : Environmental Economics

Year : 2003

Fiscal and Institutional Approaches to Pollution Abatement: A Case Study of Water Pollution

Cite this Research Publication : Maddipati Narsimha Murty and Kadekodi, G., “Fiscal and Institutional Approaches to Pollution Abatement: A Case Study of Water Pollution”, in Environmental Economics in Practice: Selected Case Studies from India, Oxford University Press, New Delhi: , 2003.

Publisher : Oxford University Press, New Delhi

Year : 2000

Environmental Regulation and Economics of Environmental Policies

Cite this Research Publication :
R. N. Bhattacharya and Maddipati Narsimha Murty, “Environmental Regulation and Economics of Environmental Policies”, in Environmental Economics, New Delhi: Oxford University Press, 2000.

Publisher : Environmental Economics

Year : 2000

Tax Devolution in Co-operative Federalism: Indian Experience

Cite this Research Publication :
Maddipati Narsimha Murty and Srivastava, D. K., “Tax Devolution in Co-operative Federalism: Indian Experience”, in Fiscal Federalism in India: Contemporary Challenges, Issues Before the Eleventh Finance Commission, National Institute of Public Finance and Policy, New Delhi: , 2000.

Publisher : Fiscal Federalism in India: Contemporary Challenges, Issues Before the Eleventh Finance Commission

Year : 1996

Contractual Arrangements for Sharing Benefits from Preservation: Joint Management Wildlife

Cite this Research Publication : A. Kothari and Maddipati Narsimha Murty, “Contractual Arrangements for Sharing Benefits from Preservation: Joint Management Wildlife”, in People & Protected Areas: Towards Participatory Conservation in India, New Delhi: Sage Publications, 1996.

Publisher : Sage Publications

Year : 1993

A Normative Approach for Resource Transfers in a Federal State

Cite this Research Publication : P. B. Nayak, Maddipati Narsimha Murty, A, B., and Stern, N., “A Normative Approach for Resource Transfers in a Federal State”, in International Seminar in Public Economics, Tax Policy and Planning in Developing Countries, Oxford University Press, New Delhi: , 1993.

Publisher : International Seminar in Public Economics, Tax Policy and Planning in Developing Countries

Year : 1993

Optimal Taxation and India: A Review of Theory and Applied Work

Cite this Research Publication :
Maddipati Narsimha Murty, Nayak, P., and Datta, B., “Optimal Taxation and India: A Review of Theory and Applied Work”, in Institute of Economic Growth, Welfare Economics, E/148/90 vol., Oxford University Press, Delhi: , 1993.

Publisher : Institute of Economic Growth, Welfare Economics, Oxford University Press, Delhi

Year : 1988

Distributional Equity, Optimal Commodity Taxes and Tax Reforms in India

Cite this Research Publication :
R. Ray and Maddipati Narsimha Murty, “Distributional Equity, Optimal Commodity Taxes and Tax Reforms in India”, in Sensitivity Results of Some Simulation Exercises , Anvesak, vol. 18, 1 - 2 vol., 1988.

Publisher : Sensitivity Results of Some Simulation Exercises , Anvesak

Books Published
  1. Environmental Valuation in South Asia, Cambridge University Press, U.K, 2011, Edited jointly with Priya Shyamsundar and Enamuel Haque
  2. Environment, Sustainable Development and Well-Being: Taxation, Incentives and Valuation, Oxford University Press, New Delhi, 2009.
  3. Environmental and Economic Accounting for Industry, Oxford University Press, New Delhi, 2003 (Jointly with Surender Kumar)
  4. Cleaning Up the Ganges: The Cost Benefit Analysis of Ganga Action Plan, Oxford University Press, New Delhi, 2000 (Jointly with Anil Markandya)
  5. Economics of Industrial Pollution: Indian Experience, Oxford University Press, New Delhi, 1999 ( Jointly with A.J. James and Smita Misra)
  6. Participatory Development: People and Common Property Resources, Studies in Economic Development and Planning No.52, Institute of Economic Growth, SAGE, New Delhi January, 1990 (jointly with Kanchan Chopra and Gopal Kadekodi).
  7. Economic Evaluation of Environmental Management Programs, Common Wealth Publishers, New Delhi, 1988.
  8. On Fixing Postal Tariffs in India, National Institute of Public Finance and Policy, New Delhi, January, 1990 (jointly with Raghabendra Jha and Satyapal)
  9. Redistributive Taxation and Public Sector Pricing: Some Theoretical Issues and Indian Experience, Studies in Economic Development and Planning No.51, Institute of Economic Growth, Delhi, 1989

Research Projects
  1. Distributional Equity and Optimal Public Sector Prices, 1985-1986, Funded by ICSSR, New Delhi., India
  2. Participatory Development: People and Common Property Resources, 1987-1989, Funded by the Planning Commission, Government of India.
  3. On Fixing Postal Tariffs in India, 1990-1991, Funded by the Department of Posts, Government of India.
  4. Water Conservation and Pollution Abatement in Indian Industry, 1991-1992 , Funded by the Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India.
  5. Industrial Water Pollution Abatement in India, 1994-1996, Funded by IDRC, Canada
  6. Cost Benefit Analysis of Ganga Action Plan, 1997-1999, Funded by Overseas Development Administration, U.K.
  7. Valuation and Accounting of Industrial Water Pollution in India, 1999-2001, Funded by the Research Committee of the World Bank Capacity Building Project in Environmental Economics in India.
  8. Valuation and Accounting of Urban Air Pollution in the Indian Subcontinent, 2001-2003 Funded by the South Asian Network of Economic Institutions (SANEI)
  9. Physical and Monetary Accounts of Natural Resources as Satellite Accounts for Conventional National Accounts: Accounts of Andhra Pradesh and Himachal Pradesh, 2003, Funded by the Central Statistical Organization, Government of India.
  10. Social Cost Benefit Analysis of Investment Projects in India, 2006, Project Funded by the Planning Comssion, Government of India
  11. India Environmental Outlook, 2007, Project Funded by OECD, Paris
  12. Environmental Valuation in South Asia, Project Funded by South Asian Network for Development Economics and Environment (SANDEE)
  13. Generalizing National Income Accounts for Measuring Green GDP of India: A Review Indian and International Experience, A Report Submitted to Central Statistical Office (CSO), Government of India, (Jointly with Manoj Panda) February, 2012
  14. Resource Sharing between Centre and States and Allocation across States: Some Issues in Balancing Equity and Efficiency, Project Funded by 15th Finance Commission, Government of India, 2019, Institute of Economic Growth, Delhi 11007
Refereeing to Academic Journals in Economics
  • Journal of Public Economics, North Holland
  • Journal of Environmental Economics and Management (JEEM)
    (Journal of International Association of Environmental and Resource Economics)
  • Environmental and Resource Economics
    Journal of European Association of Environmental and Resource Economics)
  • Environment and Development Economics (EDE),
    Cambridge University Press
  • Ecological Economics,
    Journal of International association of Ecological Economists
  • Journal of Quantitative Economics
    (Journal of Indian Econometric Association)
  • Indian Economic Review
    (Delhi School of Economics Journal)
Examination of Ph.D Dissertations
  • Jwaharlal Nehru University, Delhi
  • Indira Gandhi Institute of Development Research, Mumbai
  • University of Madras, Chennai
  • Jadavpur University, Kolkata
  • Lucknow University, Lucknow
  • Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi
  • Indian Institute of Technology, Mumbai
  • Sri Venkateswara University, Tirupati
Ph. D Students Guided
  • Chandan Singha, Delhi Univrsity, (Awarded)
  • Mrs. Smita Misra, Delhi University, (Awarded)
  • Mrs Usha Gupta, Delhi University, (Awarded)
  • Ritu Kumar, Delhi University, (Awarded)
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