Professor Arghya Ghosh
Professor
Business School
School of Economics
Arghya's research is primarily in two areas: industrial organization and international trade. Currently Arghya is investigating the formation of partial equity ownership arrangements and incentives and welfare consequences of collaboration among competitors. On the trade front, Arghya’s recent research examines the possible link between trade and expropriation in presence of imperfect property rights. His work has appeared in top journals including RAND Journal of Economics, Economic Theory, and Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization among others.
Research interests:
- Industrial organization
- International economics
Research grants:
2008-2010: Australian Research Council Discovery Projects, 'Economic Analysis of Competitor Collaboration: Theory, Evidence, and Policy Implications' (with Hodaka Morita), AU$ 156,426
2012-2014: Australian Research Council Discovery Projects, 'Economic Analysis of Partial Equity Ownership Arrangements: Theory, Evidence, and Policy Implications' (with Hodaka Morita and Jay Pil Choi), AU$ 288,000
UNSW Business School profile: https://www.business.unsw.edu.au/our-people/arghyaghosh
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Room 468, UNSW Business School building, UNSW Sydney
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I am an Associate Editor at Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization and Southern Economic Journal. I am an affiliated member of Digital Economy Research Network (DERN) based at Monash University.