 Assistant Professor, Department of Resource Economics University of Massachusetts, Amherst 205B Stockbridge Hall
80 Campus Center Way Amherst, MA, 01003 Phone: (413)
545-6650
Email: dmohapatra@umass.edu
Fields of Interest: Empirical Industrial Organization, Econometrics and Applied Microeconomics. Working Papers 1. Price Control and Access to Drugs: The Case of India's Malarial Market (with Chirantan Chatterjee) [PDF] 2. Public Insurance, Reimbursement Design and Access to Health-Care in India (with Sisir Debnath, and Tarun Jain) 3. Welfare
Analysis of Trans Fat Ban: the
Microwaveable Popcorn Market
(with Emily Wang, and Nadia
Streletskaya)
4. Welfare Effects of Public Procurement of Medicines: Evidence from Ecuador (with Jerónimo Callejas)
5. Heterogeneous Beliefs and Wealth Dynamics in a Binary Hidden Markov Model [PDF]
Work in Progress
1. Market Structure and Quality Certification in the Coal Equipment Manufacturing Industry in China (with Jie Bai) 2. Designing Compulsory Licensing: Consumer Welfare in Market for Antidepressants in India (with Christoph Walsh) 3. Ensuring Access to Clean Drinking Water: Evidence from Rajasthan, India (with Sheetal Sekhri) 4. A Study of Mergers in Hotel Industry (with Christian Rojas)
5. Network Formation under Exclusive Dealings: A case study of Brazilian Gasoline Market (with Ilton Soares) 6. Credible Identification of Online Auctions (with Matthew Backus and Francesca Molinari)
Courses
Empirical Industrial Organization (Second year PhD course), Fall 2016, Fall 2017, Spring 2019
Public Policy in Private Markets (Advanced Undergraduate level course), Spring 2017, Spring 2018, Fall 2018 Hunger in a Global Economy (Undergraduate level General Education course), Fall 2018
References
Prof. Panle Jia Barwick (co-advisor)
Department of Economics, Cornell University Prof. David Easley (co-advisor) Department of Economics, Cornell University dae3@cornell.edu Prof. Matthew Backus Department of Economics, Columbia Business School matthew.backus@columbia.edu Prof. Larry Blume
Department of Economics, Cornell University lb19@cornell.edu Prof. Francesca Molinari Department of Economics, Cornell University fm72@cornell.edu |