Seminars: Held between 2002-2003 at Centre for Development Economics

DATE	SPEAKER	TOPICS
March 25, 2003	Dr. Gurbachan Singh Jawaharlal Nehru University	Financial Intermediation and Employment in LDCs
February 20, 2003	Dr. Kunal Sen School of Development Studies, University of East Angila	Caste, Ethincity and Poverty in Rural India
Februray 14, 2003	Prof. Charles Kolstad University of California	Learning and Self-Enforcing International Environment Agreements
February 7, 2003	Prof. Bernard Ruffieux University of Grenoble, France	Consumer Behaviour: Experimental Approach
Februray 6, 2003	Ms. Ananya Ghosh Dastidar Delhi School of Economics	Structural Change and Income Distribution in Developing Economics: Evidence from a Group of Asian and Latin American Countries
January 30, 2003	Prof. Ghanshyam Mehta School of Economics University of Queensland	Representing a Preference Relation by a Utility Function: Some Problems and Recent Developments
January 23, 2003	Prof. Manimay Sengupta Southern Illinois Unversity (Japan Campus)	Rights and Implementation
January 9, 2003	Dr. Madhu Khanna University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	Environmental Self-Regulation: Implications for Environmental Efficiency and Profitability
January 8, 2003	Dr. Neha Khanna Binghamton University	The Income Elasticity of Air Pollution: Revisiting the Environmental Kuznets Curve Hypothesis
December 19, 2002	Dr. Seema Arora Stanford University	Voluntary Abatement and Market Valuation: Evidence from the Stock Market
November 7, 2002	Prof. Kala Krishna Pennsylvania State University	When Does Trade Hurt? Market, Transition and Developing Economics
October 24, 2001	Ms. Suma S. Athreye Open University, U.K.	Changes in Industrial Concentration Over Time: Evidence from Indian Data
October 3, 2002	Ms. Mita Choudhury Indira Gandhi Institute of Development Research	Role of Development Financial Institutions in Externally Dependent Firms in India
September 5, 2002	Dr. Ajit Mishra University of Dundee	Collusion and Extortion
August 1, 2002	Ms. Geeta Gandhi Kingdon University of Oxford	Teachers, Politics and Education in India: A Political Economy Case Study of Uttar Pradesh
July 31, 2002	Dr. Indraneel Dasgupta University of Nottingham	How Workers get Poor because Capitalists get Rich: A General Equilibrium Model of Labor Supply, Community and the Class Distribution of Income
July 25, 2002	Dr. Basudeb Chaudhuri University of Caen	Scocial Heterogeneity and Distributive Conflict: How Economists are Modelling Social Behaviour