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EconVision is a professional community built to connect people passionate about economics. It brings together students, academics, and professionals to discuss economic ideas, research, policy, careers, and global trends.
EconVision unites every stage of the economic journey — from foundational coursework to advanced academic research and international policy.
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Become part of an active, intellectually rigorous community designed to support your academic growth, research output, and career trajectory.
Engage in substantive debates on macroeconomic policy, labor dynamics, econometrics, and global market crises with engaged peers and specialists.
Circulate working papers, summarize breakthrough empirical literature, and receive constructive scholarly feedback before formal journal submission.
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Long-form empirical papers, econometric research evaluations, and policy analyses authored by leading economists from India and around the world.
By Dr. Arvind Subramanian & Dr. Raghuram Rajan (Brown & Univ. of Chicago). An empirical evaluation of NPA resolution, the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC), and private capex recovery.
By Prof. Amartya Sen & Prof. Jean Drèze (Harvard & Delhi School of Economics). Contrasting GDP growth metrics with NFHS child nutrition, universal healthcare, and MGNREGA safety nets.
By Prof. Raj Chetty, Nathaniel Hendren & John Friedman (Opportunity Insights, Harvard). Longitudinal tax data across 20M children proving childhood neighborhood exposure causal effects.
By Prof. Abhijit Banerjee & Prof. Esther Duflo (MIT - J-PAL). A multi-state randomized trial analyzing direct cash benefits, dietary protein diversity, and zero labor supply distortion.
By Prof. Daron Acemoglu & Prof. James A. Robinson (MIT & Univ. of Chicago - Nobel Laureates). Instrumental variable estimation using settler mortality to prove institutions drive long-run growth.
By Abdullah Mashud (Darrang College). Primary survey on 350 micro-enterprises analyzing how QR-based cashflow velocity footprints unlock uncollateralized formal bank credit.
How students, researchers, and faculty leverage our academic network to collaborate, exchange working papers, and unlock career pathways.
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