Ashutosh Tripathi
Indian institute of management Sambalpur, National Institute of Bank Management Pune, Indian Institute of Management Rohtak
About
Dr Ashutosh Tripathi received his PhD in Economics from Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi in 2011. He carried out part of his doctoral work at YALE University, USA, where he was a FOX International Fellow. Later, he spent a brief stint at the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), Washington DC as a visiting scholar.
Dr. Tripathi is a development economist, and his research interests include aspects of Agricultural development with a focus on policies related to Prices, Marketing and Trade; Rural Credit; MicroFinance and Financial Inclusion. He has published research articles in various reputed journals and authored a book published by Routledge: An imprint of Taylor and Francis.
Before joining IIM Sambalpur, he was associated with the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Rohtak and the National Institute of Bank Management (NIBM), Pune as full-time faculty in the area of Economics.
Employment
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Indian institute of management Sambalpur Assistant Professor2017 - Present
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National Institute of Bank Management Pune Assistant Professor2015 - 2017
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Indian Institute of Management Rohtak Assistant Professor2013 - 2015
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Publications (16)
- Incomplete Pass-Through and Variability in Domestic Prices: Empirical Evidence from the Indian Wheat Market Save
- Wheat Export Restriction and Effects on India's Domestic Prices: A Nonlinear ARDL Modeling Approach Save
- Incomplete pass-through and variability in domestic prices: empirical evidence from the Indian wheat market Save
- Wheat Export Restriction and Effects on India’s Domestic Prices: A Nonlinear ARDL Modeling Approach Save
- Effect of public stockholding on wheat price dynamics in India: A quantile autoregression approach Save
- Price support policy and market price dynamics: The case of Indian wheat Save
- Does Public Stockholding Reduce Market Price Volatility? A Quantile Autoregression Approach To Indian Wheat Market Save
- Time-varying effect of inflation uncertainty: The Indian experience Save
- Droughts, heatwaves and agricultural adaptation a historical account for India Save
- Feeling the Pulse: Towards Production Expansion of Pulses in India Save