ANAMIKA SINGH

Economics postgraduate with research experience in development economics, labour economics, household finance, and informal sector studies. Possesses strong analytical and quantitative skills developed through academic research, policy-oriented projects, and a research internship at IIM Kashipur. Experienced in working with large-scale secondary datasets including PLFS, AIDIS, NSS, ASUSE, Handloom Census, IMF, RBI, and FRED databases. Authored and co-authored research papers on informal manufacturing, microfinance, household financing, indebtedness, and labour market dynamics, with presentations at national conferences organized by ICSSR and the Indian Society of Labour Economics (ISLE). Seeking research-oriented opportunities to contribute to evidence-based economic research and public policy while further developing expertise in development economics, labour markets, and financial inclusion.

Article: Co-authored Article on “Work, Earning, and Indebtedness, the Three-Pronged Crisis in the Handloom Textile Sector in India” published on the university website. (2024)

Dissertation: Authored a dissertation on “Microfinance Dynamics in Credit Inequities: A Study of Household Financing Across Socio-economic Strata in India.” integrating secondary datasets from AIDIS 2019 and Bharat Microfinance Report 2022, presented at INFACC Sustainable Development Society. (2024)

Research Paper: Co-authored research paper on “Debt-Financed Development, Trajectories of Growth and Debt Trap in Andhra Pradesh”. (2024)
Authored a research paper on “Informal Manufacturing in Contemporary India” Utilizing PLFS 2022-23, ASUSE 2022-23 and Handloom Census 2019-20 data, presented at ICSSR and ISLE conferences. (2024)

Make in India: The goal of the Campaign and how it boosted the Economy and Businesses were covered in a Term Paper on "Make in India." (2021)
Forecasting and formulating an ARIMA Model: Predicting Inflation as a variable using Information gathered from the World Bank website and identifying the model using the Box Jenkins Process. (2023)
Evolution of theory of wages: The evolution of wage theory exemplifies economics' dynamic nature, adapting concepts
and theories to real-world economic shifts over time. (2023)
Impact of foreign exchange reserve on economic growth: Researching the enduring impacts of India's foreign exchange reserves, inflation, trade balance, and economic growth on long-term growth objectives. (2023)
Amazon's Dilemma: Striking the Balance between Jobs and Cost Efficiency:  Striking the Balance between Jobs and Cost Efficiency- Analyzed Amazon's strategic trade-offs and evaluated their impact on stakeholders, focusing on managers and shareholders. (2023)