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Sriya Iyer Dr. Alternative spellings: Sriya Iyer Biblio: Isaac Newton Trust Affiliated Lecturer; fellow of St. Catharine's College, Faculty of Economics and Politics, Univ. of Cambridge
Profession Economist
Q113780167
Publishing years Series Cambridge working papers in economics (16) Discussion papers / CEPR (4) Cambridge-INET working papers (4) Discussion paper series / IZA (4) IZA Discussion Paper (2) ESI working papers (1) Working papers / UC Santa Cruz Economics Department (1) International Economic Association series (1) International Economic Association Series (1) 
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