Ananya Kotia

PhD Student

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Economics of Environment and Energy
Department of Economics

Biography

Ananya is a PhD Economics candidate in the Department of Economics. His research interests are in environmental economics, macro-development, and trade. His research combines micro empirical methods and macroeconomic theory to study the impact of environmental and trade policies on firm dynamics and economic growth in developing countries. Prior to starting his PhD, he was a predoctoral research fellow at the Energy Policy Institute at the University of Chicago and an Economist at the Ministry of Finance, Government of India.

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International Economics Workshops

Family Matters: How Globalization Reshapes Firm Management and Productivity

12 March 2025

Ananya Kotia (LSE)

IFS/STICERD/UCL Development Work in Progress Seminar

Import Competition and the Organization of Family Firms

23 May 2024

Ananya Kotia (LSE)

How does competition in the product market influence the prevalence and organization of family firms? I propose that increased product market competition enhances the returns from external managers, incentivizing family ... Read more...

International Economics Workshops

Family Firms, Import Competition, and Firm Performance: Evidence from Dismantling India’s Import Licensing Regime

27 March 2024

Ananya Kotia (LSE)

International Economics Workshops

Import Competition and Domestic Distortions: Evidence from India/Home Production in the City

07 June 2023

Ananya Kotia (LSE), Caterina Soto Vieira (LSE)

International Economics Workshops

Trade liberalisation and domestic distortions: evidence from India

15 June 2022

Ananya Kotia (LSE)