Working Papers
- Sarkar J. (2025). Can Telework be Anti-Dote to Declining U.S. Fertility Rates? Manuscript in Preparation.
- Sarkar J. (2025). Droughts and Deluges: Droughts and Deluges: Effects of Climate Extremes on the Gender Gap in Labor Supply. arxiv: 2602.07808
- Sarkar, J. (2025). Who gets hit first and who recovers last? Evidence from Indian Coastal Flood Shock. arxiv: 2510.08856
- Sarkar, J. (2024). Linking Climate Change with Economic Inequality: A Review Essay. SSRN: 4814257
Work in Progress
- Does Telework Exposure increase Female Labor Supply in Emerging Economies? Evidence from Indian Labor Market
- Can Affordable Internet Reduce Intimate Partner Violence?
- Cash Transfer Programs, Marital Age and Intimate Partner Violence: Evidence from India (with Prof. Devika Hazra and Dr. Nayantara Biswas).
- Environmental Justice and Enforcement of Pollution Standards in United States (with Phuong Ho, Bianca Cecato and Almira Salimgarieva).
- Environmental Degradation and Women’s Time Poverty in Rural India.
Publication
- Sultana, N., Sarkar, J., & Meurs, M. (2024). Climate Change-Induced Migration: A Gendered Conceptual Framework. Migration and Diversity, 3(2), 215–233. https://doi.org/10.33182/md.v3i2.3177
Research Interests
- Labor Economics
- Development Economics
- Environmental Economics
