Damaru Ballabha Paudel
An avid learner and researcher in Economics.
Damaru Ballabha Paudel
An avid learner and researcher in Economics.

Publication

PUBLICATIONS

BOOKS

  1. Social Networks and Labor Migration Decision: A Case of Intra-National Labor Migration from Nepal. Germany: Lap Lambert Academic Publishing, 2012.

ARTICLES

  1. “Enhancing Trade in the BIMSTEC Region”

Reimagining BIMSTEC Strengthening Regional Solidarity Across the Bay of Bengal. New Delhi: Observer Research Foundation (ORF), 2021.

  1. “Potential Export Gains from Better BIMSTEC Integration: Empirical Study” (with Dahal, K., Sobhan, T., Singh B.)

International Trade Theory and Practice: Contemporary Issues. New Delhi: Research and Information System for Developing Countries (RIS), 2019.

  1. “Preference for Sex of Children Among Women in Nepal” (with  Sapkota, J. B., Neupane, P., & Thapa, R. B)

Global Social Welfare, 2019, Volume 6, 69–78.

  1. “Does teacher’s disability matter? A case from students’ preference decision between teachers with and without visual impairments teaching in Nepal’s regular mainstream schools” (with Lamichhane, K., Tsujimoto, T.)

International Journal of Education Economics and Development, 2016, Volume 7, 133-154.

  1. “Foreign Aid and Economic Development in Nepal: A Revisit”

PEFA Journal, 2016.

  1. “Disability and Growth Elasticity of Poverty in a Developing Country” (with Lamichhane K.)

Growth is Dead, Long Live Growth: The Quality of Economic Growth and Why it Matters. Tokyo: JICA Research Institute, 2015.

  1. “Impact of Implementation of Current Land Reform Policy in Nepal” (with Saito K.)

The Japanese Journal of Rural Economics. Tokyo: Agricultural Economic Society of Japan, 2015.

  1. “Poverty Reduction in Nepalese Households: A Continuous Priority Agenda for Post 2015 Development Goal”

MOF Journal. Kathmandu: Ministry of Finance, 2015.

  1. “Analysis of Poverty between People with and without Disabilities in Nepal” (with Lamichhane K. and Kartika D.)

Perspectives on the Post-2015 Development Agenda. Tokyo: JICA Research Institute, 2014.

  1. “Technical Inefficiency Effects among National Cereal Grain Balance Producers and Need for Implementation of Land Reform in Nepal” (with Saito K.)

The Japanese Journal of Rural Economics. Tokyo: Agricultural Economic Society of Japan, 2014.

  1. “Nepalese Economy: Where We are Now and Where We are Need to Go? A Proposal for Long-Term Visionary Model of Development”

NESAJ Patra. Tokyo: Nepalese Student Association in Japan (NESAJ), 2013.

  1. “An Evaluation of Land Reform in Nepal-Simulation based Approach” (with Saito K.)

The Japanese Journal of Rural Economics, special issue 2012. Tokyo: Agricultural Economic Society of Japan.

  1. “Impact of Social Networks on Labor Migration Decision in Nepal”

The Japanese Journal of Rural Economics, special issue 2011. Tokyo: Agricultural Economic Society of Japan, 2011.

  1. “Economic Aspects of Administrative Reform in Nepal” Rajaswa, February 2010 issue. Kathmandu: Revenue Administration Training Center.
  1. “Do Informal Economic Activities Matter for Loss of Customs Revenue in Nepal?” Customs, 58th International Customs Day Special Issue. Kathmandu: Department of Customs, 2010.

NEPALI ARTICLES

  1. The Economic Slowdown of Japan after High Growth: Lessons for Nepal (Japanko Uccha Arthik Briddhi Pachhiko Mandiko Awastha: Nepalle Siknuparne Path), 2020. The Journal of Nepal-Japan Studies, Vol.IV, No. 2. Kathmandu: SLCIMFT Nepal and JUAAN.
  2. Formula for Nepal’s Prosperity: Lesson from Japan (Nepalko Sambridhi Sutra: Japanbata Siknuparke Path) in Nepali published in Annapurna Post National Daily, 26 September 2018.
  3. Nepalese Diaspora in Japan (Japanma Nepali Diaspora) in Nepali published in Annapurna Post National Daily, 11 September 2016.
  4. Development vs. Nature: Recalling Tohoku Earthquake published in The Rising Nepal, 10 October 2014.
  5. Poverty Reduction in Nepalese Households: A Continuous Priority Agenda for Post 2015 Development Goals, published in Journal of Public Finance (Artha Patrika), 2014.
  6. Nepali Immigrants in Japan (Japanma Nepali Aprabashiharu) in Nepali published in 40 Years of Journey in Harmony, JUAAN 2014.
  7. Economic Growth and Capital Expenditure Economy (Arthik Bridhi ra Punjugat Kharcha) in Nepali published in Gorkhapatra National Daily 24 September 2014.
  8. Political Jargon and Domestic Economy (Rajnitik Sabdajal ra Swadeshi Arthatantra) in Nepali published in Annapurna Post National Daily 20 April 2014.
  9. Nepalese Economy: Where We are Now and Where We Need to Go? A Proposal for Long-Term Visionary Model of Development published in Nesaj Patra Volume 10, March 2013.
  10. Current Situation and Future Prospect of Nepali Economy (Nepali Arthatantra Bartanko Abastha ra Bhabhisyako Yojana) in Nepali published in Mirmire Monthly, Sept. 2011.
  11. What Can We Expect from Baburam (Baburansanga ke Asa Garne) in Nepali published in Annapurna Post National Daily 31st August 2011
  12. The Path to Build Nepali Economy (Nepali Arthatantra Nirmanko Batoma) in Nepali published in Annapurna Post National Daily 17th July 2011.
  13. Economic Aspects of Administrative Reform in Nepal published in Rajaswa February 2010, Revenue Administration Training Center, Nepal
  14. Do Informal Economic Activities Matter for Loss of Customs Revenue in Nepal? Published in Customs 58th International Customs Day Special Issue, 26 January 2010, Customs Department Nepal.
  15. Lesson learnt in Japan (Japanma Sikeka Kehi Kura) in Nepali published in Sewadutharuko Dastabej -2, 2009, Miteri Manch Nepal
  16. Trend Analysis and Forecasting Methods of Customs and Other Revenues (Bhansar Rajaswa and Anya Rajaswako Prabriti Bislesan ra Anuman Bidhi) in Nepali published in Bhansar Smarika 2009, Customs Department Nepal.
  17. Size of Shadow Economy and Relevance of Voluntary Disclosure of Income Scheme (Chhaya Arthatantrako Akar ra Swayamkar Ghosanako Sandarbhikata) in Nepali published in Gorkhapatra National Daily 17th January 2009.
  18. Many more articles (more than three dozen of articles are not mentioned here)