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Nimai Das
Indian Institute of Forest Management (Deemed University), MRIIRS (Deemed University), University of Calcutta, Public Health Foundation of India
About
Faculty and researcher of economics with a demonstrated history of working in several academic and policy research institutes. Skilled in quantitative modelling and applied econometrics, public economic policies and environmental issues. Graduated from University of Calcutta.
Employment
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Indian Institute of Forest Management (Deemed University) Associate Professor2021 - Present
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MRIIRS (Deemed University) Associate Professor and HoD of Economics2017 - 2020
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Public Health Foundation of India Senior Associate (Assistant Professor)2014 - 2017
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Institute of Economic Growth, University of Delhi (North Campus) TTI Fellow (Assistant Professor of Economics)2013 - 2014
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Center for Studies in Social Sciences Calcutta RBI Fellow (Assistant Professor of Economics)2008 - 2013
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Presidency College State Fellow (Research Faculty, Centre for Economic Studies)2001 - 2008
Education
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University of Calcutta PhD Economics2004 - 2008
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (18)
- Economic valuation of ecosystem services at the watershed scale for strategic land-use planning Save
- Ricardian Framework in single-crop modelling for climatic impact assessment: A discrete choice approach of adaptation behaviours for tea economy in India Save
- Assessing labour freedom in agriculture: Developing world perspective focusing on India Save
- Rationalizing Economic Freedom for Enhancing Efficiency in the Agricultural Sector - An Empirical Evidence Save
- How important is the non-governmental sector for providing public health services in India? Save
- A Pragmatic Study for Enhancing Agricultural Efficiency through Labor Freedom Save
- Health care financing by non‐governmental sector in India Save
- Climate change, agricultural production, and poverty in India Save
- Subnational level fiscal health in India: stability and sustainability implications Save
- Impact of participatory forestry program on sustainable rural livelihoods: Lessons from an Indian province Save