• Exploiting travel sequences to optimise facility layouts with multiple input/output points 

  Khalilabadi, Sayyed Mahdi Ghorashi; Roy, Debjit; Koster, Rene de (Taylor & Francis, 2024-12-25)

  The facility layout problem (FLP) involves arranging departments on a shop floor to optimise specific objectives, traditionally focussing on pairwise flows between departments. However, these methods often underestimate ...

• Trade disruptions and reshoring 

  Chakrabarti, Anindya S.; Mahajan, Kanika; Tomar, Shekhar (American Economic Association, 2025-01-01)

  Firms are increasingly concerned about the resilience of their sales and sourcing decisions. Using administrative data, we show that a temporary disruption in trade due to state border closures in India led to a persistent ...

• Silencing quiet quitting: crafting a symphony of high-performance work systems and psychological conditions 

  Unknown author (Wiley, 2024-12-25)

  A key question in the literature is how human resource management (HRM) practices influence quiet quitting (QQ), empha-sizing the need for a more nuanced theoretical framework to explain its antecedents. This research ...

• Limits of ethical leadership and the role of ethics-oriented HRM system in managing Machiavellians 

  Agarwal, Promila; Varma, Arup (Emerald Insight, 2025-01-08)

  Purpose: The current study investigates the significance of ethics-oriented HRM systems (EHRMS) and ethical leadership in addressing the unethical behavior of Machiavellians in professional services firms. Design/method ...

• Structural mean models for instrumented difference-in-differences 

  Vo, Tat-Thang; Ye, Ting; Ertefaie, Ashkan; Roy, Samrat; Flory, James; Hennessy, Sean; Vansteelandt, Stijn; Small, Dylan S (Project Euclid, 2024-12-13)

  In the standard difference-in-differences research design, the parallel trend assumption can be violated when the effect of some unmeasured confounders on the outcome trend is different between the treated and untreated ...

• Alternative investment behavior of households during crises: The effects of the COVID-19 shock on gold purchases in India 

  Baur, Dirk G.; Gopalakrishnan, Balagopal; Mohapatra, Sanket (Elsevier, 2024-12-28)

  Gold plays an important role as a hedge and a safe haven for investors. This paper presents new evidence on gold’s role for Indian households during the COVID-19 pandemic. By using panel and cross-sectional household ...

• AI as an inventor debate under the patent law: A post-DABUS comparative analysis 

  A, Sarvanan; M, Deva Prasad (2025-01-01)

  Artificial Intelligence (AI) has gained momentum during the last decade, achieving narrow intelligence to general intelligence. The Gen AIs can generate original content and create patentable inventions. The key challenge ...

• Digital payments in India - how demonetization and COVID-19 shaped adoption? 

  Yadav, Varun; Das, Abhiman (Elsevier, 2024-11-23)

  In this article, we study the adoption of digital payment technologies in India over the last decade. Using a quasi-experimental design, the study assesses if the demonetization exercise of 2016 led to an enhanced adoption ...

• On measuring Muslim segregation in urban India 

  Shah, Arpit; Sugathan, Anish; Bharathi, Naveen; Rahman, Andaleeb; Garg, Amit; Malghan, Deepak (Sage, 2024-12-20)

  The spatial segregation of Muslims in urban India is central to their social, economic and political marginalisation. However, the quantitative characterisation of Muslim segregation has suffered from the lack of readily ...

• Stochastic vehicle routing with delivery choice 

  Venkateshan, Prahalad; Mathur, Kamlesh (Wiley, 2024-12-08)

  We consider the problem of designing delivery routes for vehicles where the vendor has the choice of how much of the demandfrom a customer to fulfill. The customer demand is known a priori only as a probability distribution. ...

• Digital technologies exacerbating mission drift in microfinance institutions: evidence from India 

  Bisht, Nidhi S.; Noronha, Ernesto; Tripathy, Arun Kumar (Elsevier, 2024-11-30)

  Digital technologies (DTs) are increasingly recognized as crucial in addressing social issues related to inequality and enhancing the well-being and agency of socially marginalized groups. We however, provide evidence that, ...

• A field experiment on marketplace literacy and self-help group membership in subsistence marketplaces 

  Viswanathan, Madhu; Sreekumar, Arun; Jaikumar, Saravana; Dutta, Shantanu (Sage, 2024-12-05)

  We conducted a field experiment to gain marketing insights into low-income, subsistence consumers in emerging markets. We examined two phenomena– marketplace literacy which is knowledge and skills about the marketplace to ...

• The interface between authoritarian innovations and labour: implications for the Indian workforce 

  Noronha, Ernesto; D’Cruz, Premilla (Sage Journals, 2024-10-30)

  On assuming office in 2014, India's BJP-led government initiated an ambitious plan to facilitate the ease of doing business, aiming to make India an attractive investment destination. Interview data from 20 trade union ...

• “Thriving at the margins”: understanding workplace mistreatment and the impostor phenomenon among Latina faculty in STEM 

  Chakraverty, Devasmita (Taylor & Francis, 2024-11-13)

  Impostor phenomenon among Latina faculty in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) is understudied. Latinas hold only 1.7% of all STEM related jobs,experiencing both mistreatment (conscious and unconscious; ...

• What explains rice exports? an analysis of major rice-exporting countries 

  Varma, Poornima (Wiley, 2024-10-16)

  This study examines the drivers of rice trade. The analysis uses the standard comparative advantage model, the Heckscher-Ohlin-Vanek (HOV) framework, supplemented with a gravity-type equation. Using the Poisson pseudo-maximum ...

• Asymmetric uncertainty around earnings announcements: evidence from options markets 

  Saurav, Sumit; Agarwalla, Sobhesh Kumar; Varma, Jayanth R. (University of New Haven Press, 2024-11)

  We use the Indian stock options market to study the evolution of uncertainty and asymmetric uncertainty around earnings announcements (EAs). We find that uncertainty (implied volatility) and asymmetric uncertainty (options ...

• Interpretable classifier models for decision support using high utility gain patterns 

  Krishnamoorthy, Srikumar (IEEE Explore, 2024-09-06)

  Ensemble models such as gradient boosting and random forests are proven to offer the best predictive performance on a wide variety of supervised learning problems. The high performance of these black box models, however, ...

• Delta-perturbation of bilevel optimization problems: an error bound analysis 

  Antoniou, Margarita; Sinha, Ankur; Papa, Gregor (Elsevier, 2024-08-31)

  In this paper, we analyze a perturbed formulation of bilevel optimization problems, which we refer to as delta-perturbed formulation. The delta-perturbed formulation allows to handle the lower level optimization problem ...

• Adoption of agronomic practices and their impact oncrop yield and income: an analysis for black gram andgreen gram in India 

  Varma, Poornima; Manda, Julius (Wiley, 2024-10-24)

  Black gram and green gram are important pulse cropsin India, but their production has faced fluctuationsand stagnancy in yields over the last few decades. TheGovernment of India has implemented several measuresto enhance ...

• Dynamic managerial capabilities: a critical synthesis and future directions 

  Baishya, Somnath; Karna, Amit; Mahapatra, Diptiranjan; Kumar, Satish; Mukherjee, Debmalya (Elsevier, 2024-10-24)

  The literature on dynamic managerial capabilities (DMCs) has grown considerably and has evolved over the past two decades. Helfat and Martin (2015) reviewed this literature, which helped clarify the nomological network ...

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