Innovation, Organisations and Markets

This project seeks to study the effects of accelerator training programmes in developing countries while also controlling for selection bias.

This project seeks to understand how technology adoption impacts employment in the least developed countries. 

This study will test labour demand and labour supply-side explanations as to why firms gender-segregate, while also testing several firm-level policy interventions that could ease these frictions.

This study seeks to examine the role played by information asymetries and contracting barriers in shaping international trade. 

This project aims to estimate the local economic costs resulting from transportation infrastructure and road traffic in Pakistan, specifically through increased air pollution, and compare them to the estimated benefits. 

This study examines the role that non-monetary aspects (such as friendships) can play in sustaining collusive behaviour.