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Marjit, Sugata Yang, Lei Mandal, Avijit Bhardwaj, Ripudaman Das, Gouranga Gopal Datta, Radhika Prosad Chaudhuri, Sravaitri Bhattacharya, Sukanta Ghosh, Sayani Ahmed, Aaheli Chakraborty, Debashis Rit, Bipradas Mukherjee, Jaydeep Mukherjee, Munmun All co-authors shocks india sector indien impact trade effect countries informality adverse developed intra industry aggregate economic entwicklungsländer exchange presence lower output prices informal wechselkurs rate economy firms export demand development empirical wirkungsanalyse role moderating macroeconomic coronavirus pandemic analysis indian exports free agreement paper provides simple demonstration observation pointed existing literature production moderates affecting supply imply having substantial largely affluent nations exposed higher following consistent contemporary evidence stagflation residual inevitably moves opposite direction formal bad shock episode cushioning argument goes finance working capital requirements borrowing market schock pharmaceuticals schätzung estimation freihandelsabkommen handelsliberalisierung entwicklung rupee dollar contract farming small open equilibrium dynamics major rates rural urban migration heterogeneous heterogonous laborer wage subsidy global financial meltdown volumes recent covid issues balance analytics select relationship post asian latin american developing case
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Ranajoy Bhattacharyya Biblio: Chandernagore Government College, Hooghly, West Bengal ; Department of Business Management, Calcutta University
Affiliations Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (Kolkata) Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (Delhi)
Publishing years Series Working paper (2) CESifo Working Paper (1) CESifo working papers (1) Special number in industrial economics (1) 
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