Department of Economics, Delhi School of Economics

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As you know Indian Economic Review (IER) is the journal of Delhi School of Economics. Founded by V.K.R.V. Rao in 1952, IER publishes scholarly articles in all areas of economics. The journal also commissions policy briefs especially related to the Indian economy and special issues from time to time.

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Indian Economic Review (@dschool_ier) | Twitter The latest Tweets from Indian Economic Review (). Founded in 1952, IER is the journal of the Delhi School of Economics. It has over the years featured the work of leading economists including Nobel laureates. Delhi

An extraordinary economist Understanding the genius of Kenneth Arrow

Department of Economics, Delhi School of Economics announce a public lecture on
"Biofortification"
by Howarth Bouis, 2016 World Food Prize Laureate
Thursday, 10th November 2016 at 3:00 PM
Venue : Amex Room, (Second Floor), Delhi School of Economics

Why Pami Dua as monetary policy committee member was an obvious choice Pami Dua’s colleagues at the Delhi University are not surprised at her appointment and felt that she was the ideal choice to steer India’s monetary policy for the next four years

Delhi HC has restoring copyright jurisprudence, a blow for the right to knowledge In its much awaited judgment in the Delhi University photocopying case (The Chancellor Masters and Scholars of the University of Oxford v. Rameshwari Photocopy Services), the Delhi High Court has dis

"One of the finest teachers at DSE gets felicitated. I wish he taught Econometrics to more classes. " - The DSE Alumnus

Chicago University product K.L Krishna wins the maiden PJ Thomas National Award Eminent economist and a product of Chicago

"Training in statistics, linear algebra and algorithmic thinking is more relevant for today’s educated workforce".
To all MA holders, this may ring a bell.

Calculus Is So Last Century Tianhui Michael Li and Allison Bishop write about the overemphasis on calculus in high school and college math courses. Statistics, linear algebra and algorithmic thinking are more valuable in the digital age.

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A far from dismal outcome Microeconomists’ claims to be doing real science turn out to be true

The annual students' journal of Department Of Economics invites articles/term papers/reports for the seventh edition of the journal.

Post-doctoral/Research fellowship position
at the Centre for Development Economics (CDE), Delhi School of Economics
For more- http://econdse.org/post-doctoral-2015/
Application deadline: 15th November, 2015

Better data = Better decisions = Better lives for all of us
Image source- United Nations

A British-born Princeton professor, Angus Deaton, has won the Nobel prize in economics for his work charting global developments in health, wellbeing and inequality.

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