Paroma Sanyal, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | 2001 | University of California, Irvine, Irvine, CA |
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"Paroma Sanyal"Parents
Sign in to add mentor| Linda R. Cohen | grad student | 2001 | UC Irvine | |
| (Three essays on research and development.) | ||||
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| Sanyal P, Ghosh S. (2013) Product market competition and upstream innovation: Evidence from the U.S. electricity market deregulation Review of Economics and Statistics. 95: 237-254 |
| Bulan L, Sanyal P. (2011) Incentivizing managers to build innovative firms Annals of Finance. 7: 267-283 |
| Sanyal P, Bulan LT. (2011) Regulatory risk, market uncertainties, and firm financing choices: Evidence from U.S. Electricity Market Restructuring Quarterly Review of Economics and Finance. 51: 248-268 |
| Sanyal P, Shankar R. (2011) Ownership, competition, and bank productivity: An analysis of Indian banking in the post-reform period International Review of Economics and Finance. 20: 225-247 |
| Bulan L, Sanyal P, Yan Z. (2010) A few bad apples: An analysis of CEO performance pay and firm productivity Journal of Economics and Business. 62: 273-306 |
| Sanyal P, Cohen LR. (2009) Powering progress: Restructuring, competition, and R&D in the U.S. electric utility industry Energy Journal. 30: 41-79 |
| Menon N, Sanyal P. (2007) Labor conflict and foreign investments: An analysis of FDI in India Review of Development Economics. 11: 629-644 |
| Sanyal P. (2007) The effect of deregulation on environmental research by electric utilities Journal of Regulatory Economics. 31: 335-353 |
| Sanyal P, Menon N. (2005) Labor disputes and the economics of firm geography: A study of domestic investment in India Economic Development and Cultural Change. 53: 825-854 |
| Sanyal P, Cohen LR. (2004) Deregulation, Restructuring and Changing R&D Paradigms in the US Electric Utility Industry Industrial Organization |