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Vikram Bahure is a Postdoctoral Research Associate at the Department of International Development. He is currently part of the economic intervention team in the ALIVE project, which focuses on improving adolescent mental health by tackling the impact of poverty.
His primary research interest is development economics and applied economics. He specialises in marriage markets, political economy, and internal migration. In his research, he uses causal empirical designs to study questions on early marriage, crime against women, voter preferences, politician characteristics, and migrant household wellbeing.
Vikram obtained his PhD in Economics from the University of Geneva. He completed a MPhil in Economics and Finance from Bocconi University, Milan. He also has a dual degree (BSc and MSc) in Economics from the Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur.
Posts by Vikram Bahure
How investing in girls’ education can reduce domestic violence in India
One-third of women in India aged 15-49 report experiencing domestic violence. This article examines the impact of an increase in education among girls due to the District Primary Education Programme ...
- Madhuri Agarwal Vikram Bahure Katja Bergonzoli Souparna Maji
- 10 April, 2024
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