Uday Bhanu Sinha
University of Delhi, Indian Statistical Institute, National University of Singapore
About
I studied Bachelor of Science with Economics Honours from Ramakrishna Mission Residential College, Narendrapur under University of Calcutta and completed my Masters and Ph. D. in Economics from Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. After my Ph. D. I have been the Sir Ratan Tata Trust Fellow at the Institute of Economic Growth (2000 -2001) and a Post-Doctoral Fellow at the National University of Singapore (2001 – 2002). Before joining the Delhi School of Economics, I have worked as an Assistant Professor for three years at the Indian Statistical Institute Kolkata (2002 – 2005). I teach Game theory, Organizational Economics, Industrial Organization Theory. My research is focused on Competition, Innovation and Technology Transfer; Industrial Organization Theory; Applied Game Theory.
Employment
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University of Delhi Professor2005 - Present
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Indian Statistical Institute Assistant Professor2002 - 2005
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National University of Singapore Post Doctoral Fellow2001 - 2002
Education
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Publications (39)
- Endogenous Merger Under Product Differentiation and Price Competition: The Role of High-Quality Producer Save
- Partial cross-ownership and cooperative R&D with spillovers Save
- Partial cross ownership and asymmetric R&D Save
- Environmental Taxation and Trade Policy: The Role of International Coordination in the Presence of Local Pollutants Save
- Multimarket contact, cartel and product quality Save
- ICT adoption, trade composition and welfare Save
- Privatization and Licensing Under Public Budget Constraint Save
- Welfare reducing vertical integration in a bilateral monopoly under Nash bargaining Save
- Welfare reducing licensing by an outside innovator Save
- Product Market Cooperation, Foreign Direct Investment and Consumer Welfare Save