Bhaskar Chakravorty

PhD Student
University of Warwick

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Bhaskar Chakravorty is a PhD student at the University of Warwick's Institute for Employment Research (IER) and is a Chancellor’s International Scholar (CIS). He holds over 13 years of experience working on a range of development issues. His research interests include development economics, labour economics and applied econometrics.

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Bhaskar Chakravorty

Short and long-term impacts of the lockdown on young rural migrants from Bihar and Jharkhand

Improving skills in Bihar: How to reduce drop-out rates from training programmes?

Informing youth about job opportunities to make training programmes more effective

Making training programmes more effective: Evidence from the DDU-GKY programme in India

Bhaskar Chakravorty

Projects

Short and long-term impacts of the lockdown on young rural migrants from Bihar and Jharkhand

Improving skills in Bihar: How to reduce drop-out rates from training programmes?

All contributions

Informing youth about job opportunities to make training programmes more effective

Making training programmes more effective: Evidence from the DDU-GKY programme in India

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