Raahil Madhok

@raamadhok.bsky.social

Assistant Professor of Applied Economics, University of Minnesota | enviro + dev econ | formerly: UBC, McGill | www.raahilmadhok.com | 🇨🇦

How does internal migration reshape the geography of agriculture in India? See @voxdev.bsky.social article below for coverage of our recent WP (link: www.nber.org/papers/w33854)

VoxDev@voxdev.bsky.social · last yr.

🆕 How internal migration is reshaping rural India Today on VoxDev, @raamadhok.bsky.social (University of Minnesota), Frederik Noack (UBC), @mushfiq-econ.bsky.social (Yale) & Olivier Deschenes (UCSB) discuss the internal migration of agricultural workers in India: voxdev.org/topic/migrat...

🚨New @nber.org WP🚨 We use data on 42,000 households in #India to study how the agricultural sector copes w/ labour loss. As #farmers move to cities for higher wages, their left-behind families *don't* substitute with increased capital -- they downsize their farms. (1/2)

NBER@nber.org · last yr.

Migrating to new economic opportunities in cities, rural Indian families don't mechanize, they downsize their farms. Their neighbors produce more as land and crops markets adjust, from @raamadhok.bsky.social, Noack, Mushfiq Mobarak, and Deschenes https://www.nber.org/papers/w33854

Check out this VoxDev writeup of my recently accepted paper on infrastructure, institutions, and biodiversity conservation! @voxdev.bsky.social

VoxDev@voxdev.bsky.social · 2y ago

🆕 Can inclusive institutions balance the development-biodiversity trade-off? Today on VoxDev, @raamadhok.bsky.social (University of Minnesota) explains how institutions that centre the voices of forest-dependent communities can help mitigate species loss: voxdev.org/topic/energy...

Looks like this is happening. This great perfidy from our longstanding and close ally and friend is immensely saddening and maddening. But it also makes me resolute to defend our country. We should and must retaliate. A thread about what I'll be looking for in our retaliation measures....

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Excited to start the year off sharing some memes made by my students in Intro Econometrics for extra credit on their final. The prompt is to make a meme about an econometrics concept, and then explain to me, as if I am your less econometrically savvy relative, why the meme works.

Last semester I prepped a PhD course on environment & development econ. All material is available on my github. Hope it's helpful! If you have suggestions (papers to cover, topics to include, etc), please let me know. Thank you to those who provided reference material to build the course.

GitHub - rmadhok/enviro-dev-grad: Graduate Environment & Development Economics at the University of Minnesota

Graduate Environment & Development Economics at the University of Minnesota - rmadhok/enviro-dev-grad

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