Ph.D.

Past students:

• Sagnik Das

  Data Scientist, JPMorgan Chase

• Laxman Timilsina

  Asst. Professor, Connecticut College, USA (joint supervision with Wim Vivjerberg)

Collaborative work:

Aksu, Ege., De, P. K., & Timilsina, L. (2024).  New evidence on the health and employment effects of non-pharmaceutical COVID-19 interventions on workers in the United States. Empirical Economics, 1-49.

De, P. K., & Timilsina, L. (2020). Cash‐based maternal health interventions can improve childhood vaccination—Evidence from India. Health Economics, 29(10), 1202-1219

• Muhammed Tumay

Asst. Professor, Gumushane University, Turkey

Collaborative work:

De, P. K., & Tümay, M. (2024). Education and reproductive health: evidence from schooling expansion in Turkey. International Journal of Health Economics and Management, 24(2), 301-331.

• Raul Segura-Escano

Fellow, Center for Disease Control and Prevention, USA (joint supervision with Mike Grossman)

Collaborative work:

De, P. K., & Segura-Escano, R. (2021). Drinking during downturn: New evidence from the housing market fluctuations in the United States during the Great Recession. Economics & Human Biology, 43, 101070.

 

M.A.

Past students:

• Taylor Price PhD student, Univ. of Connecticut, USA

Collaborative work:

De, P. K., & Price, T. (2021). Pre-existing Economic Conditions and COVID-19 Infections and Mortality in New York City. Journal of health care for the poor and underserved, 32(4), 1978-1994.

• Alvin Christian

Collaborative work:

De, P. K. & Christian, A. (2020). Microfinance participation and intimate partner violence among women in Bangladesh. Oxford Economic Papers, 72(2), 435-452.