0000-0002-6254-1801 About
Dr. Bijoy Kumar Dey is an Assistant Professor of Economics at Lanka Mahavidyalaya. He obtained his Ph.D. from National Institute of Technology Silchar and holds Master's and M.Phil. degrees from University of North Bengal. His research interests include rural industries and entrepreneurship, agribusiness, economic well-being, remittances, and green innovations in rural development. He has published in internationally reputed journals of SAGE, Emerald, and Wiley and serves as a reviewer for several scholarly journals. His research employs advanced econometric techniques to examine development, sustainability, and macroeconomic issues, with a special focus on rural economies and the North Eastern region of India.
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Publications (6)
- Technical Efficiency in the Manufacturing Industry: A Meta‐Regression Analysis Save
- Profit Efficiency among the Handloom Enterprises in Assam: An estimation based on the New DEA approach Save
- Are handloom micro-enterprises in India efficient? Estimation based on DEA and bootstrap truncated regression approach Save
- How Does Human, Financial and Social Capital Affect a Firm’s Performance? Evidence from Handloom Enterprises in Assam Save
- Technical efficiency and its determinants of handloom micro-enterprises in the Indian state of Assam: a two-stage double-bootstrap DEA approach Save
- What drives the profitability of Indian handloom enterprises? An insight based on the seemingly unrelated regression model Save