About
I am a career diplomat by profession and an avid learner and researcher in the field of Economics. I received a Doctor of Philosophy in Economics from the University of Tokyo, Japan in 2014. The title of my Ph.D. thesis was “Land Reform in Nepal: Equity, Efficiency, and Economy.”
Research Areas
- Development Microeconomics
- Empirical Economics
- Trade and Economic Development
- Regional Integration
- Development Cooperation
- Social Networks
- Labour Migration
- Land Reforms
- Input-Output Table
- Social Accounting Matrices
- Equilibrium Modelling
- Economic Diplomacy
- Good Governance
- Contemporary Economic Issues
Works
I have published international journal articles focusing on land reform, poverty, growth, education, children preference decision, labour migration, regional trade, etc., and hundreds of articles in Nepali National Daily Newspapers. I have also presented papers in international seminars/symposiums/colloquiums.