Tarak Nath Sahu
Biographic Data
| ID | 5740599 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tarak Nath Sahu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tarak Nath |
| FAMILY NAME | Sahu |
| SIGNATURE | SAHU T N |
| AFFILIATIONS | Department of Business Administration Vidyasagar University Midnapore West Bengal India |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8017-0728 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Revisiting, Reframing and Recovering Learning Loss
Amidst the pandemic phase, students have not learned what they were supposed to learn in normal classroom days while many forgot the lessons taught in pre-pandemic time. As a result of the extended and unprecedented shutdown of schools, educational institutes globally happen to be in a state of unfortunate extremity with prodigious dissipation in the learning process. The present study intended to find out the aspect of learning loss of children …
Route to prospects or distress
Do human capital development and innovation matter in sustaining economic development? Panel data evidence from selected developing economies
The study investigates the impact of human capital development and innovation on the economic development of 54 developing economies between the time frame 2000 and 2021. Human capital development is viewed here from the two viewpoints: health and education. Empirical results using the panel vector autoregressive model found that government health and education expenditure accelerates the economic progress while tertiary school enrollment impedes…
Does financial inclusion stimulate India's economy
The study empirically examines the connections between three different measures of financial inclusion with output growth across the states of India. Applying the panel co‐integration and error correction model for 26 states and 4 union territories, it concludes that all three measures of financial development with gross fixed capital formation enhance real net state GDP significantly in the long run. Further, a significant reduction in the real …
Targeting zero hunger to ensure sustainable development
The article aims to estimate the impact of food prices, food production, per capita income and financial inclusion indicators on reducing the prevalence of undernourishment in 61 developing and least developed countries across 2004–2019. Applying panel co‐integration and error correction model it concludes that an increase in food production, income and financial inclusion indicators reduces the pervasiveness of undernourishment, whereas rising f…
Covid‐19
The sudden outbreak of COVID-19-driven pandemic has ravaged the economy of the world in the form of toll on health and loss of employment. The unprecedented devastation has left the economies in a nose-diven state, with job losses for paid employees and self-employed and labor market disruption in the nature of reduced earnings and working hours, compounded through prolonged closure of different ongoing projects, which restricted mobility, reduce…
Do human capital development and innovation matter in sustaining economic development? Panel data evidence from selected developing economies
The study investigates the impact of human capital development and innovation on the economic development of 54 developing economies between the time frame 2000 and 2021. Human capital development is viewed here from the two viewpoints: health and education. Empirical results using the panel vector autoregressive model found that government health and education expenditure accelerates the economic progress while tertiary school enrollment impedes…
Targeting zero hunger to ensure sustainable development
The article aims to estimate the impact of food prices, food production, per capita income and financial inclusion indicators on reducing the prevalence of undernourishment in 61 developing and least developed countries across 2004–2019. Applying panel co‐integration and error correction model it concludes that an increase in food production, income and financial inclusion indicators reduces the pervasiveness of undernourishment, whereas rising f…
Covid‐19
The sudden outbreak of COVID-19-driven pandemic has ravaged the economy of the world in the form of toll on health and loss of employment. The unprecedented devastation has left the economies in a nose-diven state, with job losses for paid employees and self-employed and labor market disruption in the nature of reduced earnings and working hours, compounded through prolonged closure of different ongoing projects, which restricted mobility, reduce…
Covid‐19
The sudden outbreak of COVID-19-driven pandemic has ravaged the economy of the world in the form of toll on health and loss of employment. The unprecedented devastation has left the economies in a nose-diven state, with job losses for paid employees and self-employed and labor market disruption in the nature of reduced earnings and working hours, compounded through prolonged closure of different ongoing projects, which restricted mobility, reduce…
Does financial inclusion stimulate India's economy
The study empirically examines the connections between three different measures of financial inclusion with output growth across the states of India. Applying the panel co‐integration and error correction model for 26 states and 4 union territories, it concludes that all three measures of financial development with gross fixed capital formation enhance real net state GDP significantly in the long run. Further, a significant reduction in the real …
Targeting zero hunger to ensure sustainable development
The article aims to estimate the impact of food prices, food production, per capita income and financial inclusion indicators on reducing the prevalence of undernourishment in 61 developing and least developed countries across 2004–2019. Applying panel co‐integration and error correction model it concludes that an increase in food production, income and financial inclusion indicators reduces the pervasiveness of undernourishment, whereas rising f…
Route to prospects or distress
Do human capital development and innovation matter in sustaining economic development? Panel data evidence from selected developing economies
The study investigates the impact of human capital development and innovation on the economic development of 54 developing economies between the time frame 2000 and 2021. Human capital development is viewed here from the two viewpoints: health and education. Empirical results using the panel vector autoregressive model found that government health and education expenditure accelerates the economic progress while tertiary school enrollment impedes…
Revisiting, Reframing and Recovering Learning Loss
Amidst the pandemic phase, students have not learned what they were supposed to learn in normal classroom days while many forgot the lessons taught in pre-pandemic time. As a result of the extended and unprecedented shutdown of schools, educational institutes globally happen to be in a state of unfortunate extremity with prodigious dissipation in the learning process. The present study intended to find out the aspect of learning loss of children …
Economics (5 works) · Economic growth (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19 (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Panel data (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · 2019-20 coronavirus outbreak (2 works) · Developing country (2 works) · Econometrics (2 works)