Oikonomica
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OIKONOMICA EDITORIAL BOARD (2024-2025)
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Message from Head, Economics Department
Dr. Gagari Chakrabarti
“The role of a writer is not to say what we all can say, but what we are unable to say” – Anais Nin
The Webzine Oikonomica, currently published bi-annually in every March and September, is a platform where knowledge intertwines with creativity. It is more than a compilation of content; it is a confluence of ideas. It surely has the potential to transcend the lecture theaters and illuminate the path of intellectual exploration. I send my warmest regards to the dedicated minds behind the webzine who have been able to revive it after the disruption caused by the recent pandemic.
Volume VII, Issue 1: March 2024
Papers in this issue
Special Paper: The Problem Of Sustainable Development ( Dr. Anup Sinha, Alumnus of Presidency University, batch of 1972)
Analyzing Reserve Ratios: A Comprehensive Assessment of RBI Policies in India and Exploring Alternative Perspectives ( Nakshatra Ghosh, UG 2nd year, Presidency University )
Exploring Poverty Through The Prism Of Time: Linking Time Use Pattern To The Poverty Paradigm (Annwesha Pal, UG 2nd year, Presidency University)
Dollar dethroned: Ruble, Yuan, Rupee – the new players re-defining the global financial system (Tista Dutta, UG 2nd year, Presidency University )
Remembering Robert Solow (Spandan Dutta, UG 2nd year, Presidency University )
Advancing Digital Payment Innovations and Unveiling Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs):A Glimpse into India's Path (Raunak Maitra, Alumnus of Presidency University, batch of 2023)
march 24 final.pdfVolume VI, Issue 2: September 2023
Papers in this issue
SPECIAL PAPER: Economics Department: Snippets From the Sixties (Dipankar Dasgupta, Retired Professor of Economics, Indian Statistical Institute)
Assessing the Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Sustainable Development through Education and Labour Market in India (Spriha Mondal, Srinjoy Majumder, Jadavpur University, UG 3)
Examining the Nexus of Mental Health and Economic Growth: A Case Study of India (Riya Mondal, Pritha Chowdhury, Jadavpur University, UG 3)
An Examination of Gender Roles in the Workplace and the Family (Senjuti Das, Spriha Mondal, Jadavpur University, UG 3)
Aging in the 21st Century: Trends, Consequences, and Policy Implications (Raunak Moitra, Presidency University, 2020-2023)
Exploring Urban and Rural Healthcare Disparity in India and An Analysis of Its Causes (Srijit Das, Sharanya Bhattacharya, Jadavpur University, UG 1)
MERGED SEPTEMBER FINAL 2.0.0.pdfVolume VI, Issue 1: March 2023
Papers in this issue
Measuring Rural Inequality in India with a Multidimensional Approach (Paloma Bhattacharyya, Lady Brabourne College, UG 1)
Transition To a Low Carbon Economy – The Case for India (Tiyasa Chatterjee, Sneha Paul, Jadavpur University, UG 2)
Revisiting the Dynamics of Military Expenditure on Economic Growth (Soumili Majumder, Soubhagya Ghosh, Jadavpur University, UG 2)
Artificial Intelligence and Future Economy (Tista Dutta, Presidency University, UG 1)
Transition To a Low Carbon Economy – The Case for India (Rozmin Ali, Presidency University, UG 2)
Women’s Remuneration for Household Work - An Ancient Dilemma (Aradhana Banerjee, Presidency University, UG 1)
final march edition.pdfVolume V, Issue No 2: September 2022
Papers in this issue:
Multidimensional Impact of Covid-19 on Mental Health and Gender: A Nexus encompassing Intimate Partner Violence, Unemployment, State Development, and Household Income during Covid 19 in India (Antara Bhadra, Soumili Basu, Shrestha Ghosh, Debjyoti Das)
Multidimensional Impact of Covid-19 on Mental Health and Gender: Exploratory data analysis and categorization (ordinal) of different parameters affecting mental health condition of college students during covid-19 pandemic (Bidipta Saha , Dhriti Chattopadhyay, Som Denray)
Some observations on Phillips Curve & NAIRU before & during COVID: The case of three emerging economies with high food Inflation (Chhandas Bhattacharyya, University of Calcutta)
Ways to prevent the creation of Black Money (Arpita Chanak)
OIKONOMICA SEPT 2022.pdfVolume V, Issue No 1: August 2022
This issue contains the submissions to the Inter-College Under Graduate Paper competition organized by Oikos in May 2022.
Archita Singha, Raunak Chatterjee, Rounak Pal, Spandan Banerjee, Jadavpur University: "A Tale of Two Peaks: Political Polarisation and The Median Voter Theorem" (Winner)
Anik De, Elina Das, Pragna Dutt, Jadavpur University : "Analysing the Relation between Social Sector Expenditure, HDI and
Growth: A State-Level Study in India" (1st Runner Up)
Upanita Barman, Presidency University: "Impact of Interest Rate on Inflation- A Study between India and the United States" (2nd Runner Up)
Hamza Ahmad, Samiran Saha, Muntahar Ul Muzaffar, Jamia Millia Islamia: "Analysis of Socio-Economic inequalities through a feminist lens"
Asmita Roy, Debargha Som, Scottish Church College: "Economics of Wartime Profiteering"
Riddhi Bhattacharyya, Sannidhya Das, Jadavpur University: "Rise of Indian stock markets: An empirical study of how the correlation between FII and DII has resulted in a positive trend in stock market"
Volume IV, Issue No. 2: May 2022
This issue contains the award winning submissions to the intra-departmental paper writing contest held on 15 March , 2022
Impact of Covid-19 on Indian Economy: Barnini Ghosh, UG First Year
Impact of Covid-19 on Indian Economy: Udita Bhattacharya, UG Second Year
Impact of Ukraine-Russia war on the world economy: Laboni Ghosh, PG First Year
Impact of Ukraine-Russia war on the world economy: Rajdeep Chaudhury, UG Third Year
Volume IV, Issue 1: March 2022
Prevalence of reported intimate partner violence: Evidence from Demographic Health Survey in India Richa Kothari, Ph.D. scholar
Violence against women in India: Will delaying marriage help? Vasundhara Chatterjee, PG First Year
A glimpse of green economy Sougata Mondol, UG Second Year
An alternative outlook to capitalism and meritocracy Ayan Chakrabarty, UG Second Year