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Gregory Lane

American University
glane@american.edu

Gregory Lane is an Assistant Professor in the Economics Department at American University. He is a development economist and his current research focuses on innovations in finance and technology, and labour markets in developing countries. He currently has research projects in Bangladesh, Kenya, and India. He graduated from University of California, Berkeley with a Ph.D. in agriculture and resource economics in 2019.

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रोजगार का मनोसामाजिक मूल्य: एक शरणार्थी शिविर से साक्ष्य

रोजगार में आय सृजन के स्पष्ट लाभ-सहित सार्थक मनोसामाजिक लाभ होने की क्षमता के बावजूद, दुनिया के कई सबसे कमजोर समूहों- जिनमें शरणार्थी शामिल हैं, की रोजगार तक पहुंच कम है। यह लेख बांग्लादेश में रोहिंग्...

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The psychosocial value of employment: Evidence from a refugee camp

Many of the world’s most vulnerable groups – including refugees –lack access to employment opportunities, which along with the obvious benefit of income generation also produces psychosocial ben...

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Which jobs were ‘lost’ during India’s Covid-19 lockdowns? Evidence from online vacancy postings

Covid-19 and associated lockdowns across countries have had a devastating impact on the global economy and labour markets. In India, recent data show a historic economic contraction by 23.9% over the ...

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