Supriyo De
ET Consultant
Supriyo De is on a research assignment with the World Bank’s Migration & Remittances team at the Global Indicators Group. Prior to this he was Officer on Special Duty to the Chief Economic Adviser of India. He worked in policy and operational roles in the Ministry of Finance, India since 1995. He has a Ph. D. in Economics from the University of Sydney and was a recipient of the Endeavour International Postgraduate Research Scholarship. He also completed his Master of Economics from Yokohama National University as a part of the Joint-Japan World Bank Scholarship Program. His research interests include analysis of sovereign credit ratings, macroeconomic impacts of remittances, fiscal policy in developing economies, endogenous growth theory, technology policy and intangible capital.
Blogging on: People Move, Voices
- Japan’s new immigration policy may be a development game changer for South Asia
- Technology and market developments in the remittance industry
- Pourquoi la taxation des envois de fonds des migrants est une mauvaise idée
- Por qué imponer un gravamen a las remesas es una mala idea
- Pourquoi la taxation des envois de fonds des migrants est une mauvaise idée
- Why taxing remittances is a bad idea
- Demonetization in India: Short and long term impact on remittances.
- Does governing law affect bond spreads?
- Trends in Remittances, 2016: A New Normal of Slow Growth
- Reducing remittance costs and the financing for development strategy
- Can Remittances Help Promote Consumption Stability?
- Can Remittances Help Promote Consumption Stability?
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