Ramesh Paudel

Visiting Fellow at Crawford School of Public Policy

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Crawford School of Public Policy

Economic Growth, Development Economics, International Trade, Financial and Trade Reforms, Landlocked Economies, FDI in African Region, Energy Economics, Remittance flows and migration, Applied Economics-Time-series and panel data analysis, structural transformation, economic policies.

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Key Publications

Paudel, Ramesh C. and Arusha Cooray (2018), “Export performance of developing countries: Does landlockedness matter?”, Review of Development Economics, 0(0), 1-27.

Paudel, Ramesh C. and Swarnim Wagle (2018), “Nepal’s Trade Performance and Potential with Regional Partners”, ” J. Menon & T. N. Sri Nivasan eds., in Integrating South and East Asia, Oxford University Press, 114-136.

Paudel, Ramesh C. & Gopal P. Tiwari (2017), “Barriers and solution for better investment climate in Nepal”, International Journal of Research & Methodology Social Science, 3 (4), 31-47.

Paudel, Ramesh C. (2016), “Role of Human Development and Governance in Foreign Direct Investment in the Post Reform Era: The Case of Tanzania”, International Journal of Research & Methodology in Social Science, 2(2), 5-18.

Paudel, Ramesh C. (2016), “Liberalization Reform and Export Performance of India”,Journal of Economics and Economic Education Research, 17(3), 201-219.

Paudel, Ramesh C. and Reetu Verma (2016), “Fiscal Policy on Economic Growth: Endogenous Models from Sri Lanka”, SCMS Journal of Indian Management, VIII(2), 5-16.

Kalirajan, Kaliappa and Paudel, Ramesh C. (2015), “India’s Trade Deficit with China: Will Free Trade Agreement (FTA) work for India”,Global Economy Journal, 15(4), 485-505.

Paudel, Ramesh C. and Burke, Paul J.,” (2015), “Exchange Rate Policy and Export Performance in a Landlocked Developing Country: The Case of Nepal”,Journal of Asian Economics, 38(2015), 55-63.

Paudel, Ramesh C. (2014), “Economic Growth in Developing Countries: Is Landlockedness Destiny?”,Economic Papers: A journal of applied economics and policy, 33(4), 339-361.

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