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Dr Joel Basumatary
Bharathidasan Government College for Women, University of Bergen, North Eastern Hill University, St Anthony's College
About
Dr Joel Basumatary is an Assistant Professor of Economics at Bharathidasan Government College for Women, Pondicherry University. He was selected by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) for Assistant Professor (Economics) in the Union Territory of Puducherry. He teaches Public Finance, Macroeconomics, Securities and Financial Markets, and Development Economics.
Employment
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Bharathidasan Government College for Women
Education
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University of Bergen Doctoral programme on SDGs2015 - 2015
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North Eastern Hill University MA in Economics2007 - 2009
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St Anthony's College BA Honours2004 - 2007
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North-Eastern Hill University PhD
Projects & Funding
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Behavioural and Regional Comparative Analysis of Factors Limiting Millets Consumption among Urban households in select Indian Cities Indian Council of Social Science Research2023 - 2024
Publications (35)
- Public Finance Save
- The Effects of Governance on Labour Unemployment in India: An Analysis Using the ARDL Cointegration Test and FMOLS Model Save
- Informality, governance, and digitalization: evidence on CO2 emissions from BRICS + economies Save
- Does Inequality Affect Economic Growth and Poverty in the Indian Economy? an Explorative Analysis Using the Autoregressive Distributed Lag Model (ARDL) Save
- Trends of GST Revenue and GST Registration of Business Entities and the Number of Industries as Determinants of the GST Collection in India : A Subnational Analysis Save
- Role of Governance, Resource Rents, and Economic Complexity in Economic Growth: A BRICS Analysis Save
- An Empirical Analysis of Consumer Payment Choices in Indian E-commerce: Domestic vs. International Save
- Impact of governance and effectiveness of expenditure on CO2 emission (air pollution): lessons from four BRIC countries Save
- Growth Effects of External Factors in the Emerging South Asian Countries with High Level of External Debt: A Panel Cointegration and Panel DOLs Analysis Save
- Public Health Care Service Inequities in North Eastern States of India: With Special Reference to the State of Assam Save