Research
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It is a well known fact that very little academic research has been undertaken in this industry, therefore we at Indu believe that this should be one of our key objectives. Following the same, below are the fine points from few of our research papers:
- INDIA GRI 2011-Mumbai -Proceeding by our Students - October 2011
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- Impact of Inter Firm Cooperation on Social Welfare in the Light of Demand Uncertainty
Abstract: Fair sharing and efficient allocation of risks, returns and resources are considered cornerstones of Public Private Partnerships. However, allocation of certain risks, like demand risks, have emerged as pain points. This paper examines the impact of demand uncertainty on a firm’s bidding behavior. Applying statistical methods, to check for inconsistencies in firm behavior, on bid data of toll roads awarded by the National Highway Authority of India, the paper identifies firm pairs which cooperate. Then, the paper illustrates that higher leverage and GDP growth volatility leads to a higher propensity to cooperate. In general, it is shown that firms which cooperate tend to bid more aggressively. Adjusted for probability of failure, bids by cooperating firms generate additional revenue of INR 2.8 million per kilometer for the government, and lead to a higher net social surplus. Finally, it is shown that had inter firm cooperation been nonexistent, net revenue to the government would have been 35 % lower.
- India GRI 2010, Mumbai – Proceedings by our students – October 2010
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- ISB Housing Price Index-Proposal by Dr V Chandrasekar & Katyayini Krishnamoorthy,
Research Associate - October 2010
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- Housing Finance and Housing – A view from India and beyond by Dr V Chandrasekar and Katyayini Krishnamoorthy, Research Associate – September 2010 Read more
- Housing and Housing Finance - A city-wise cross sectional study by Dr V Chandrasekar and Katyayini Krishnamoorthy, Research Associate – September 2010 Read more
- An Analysis of the “A Model Real Estate (Regulation of Development) Act 201-“ by Dr V Chandrasekar, Kamal Kant Mudaliar & Swapnik Jakkampudi, Interns – August 2010 Read more
- Revisiting Reverse Mortgages: India Model by Dr V Chandrasekar, Puneet Kataria, Class of 2010 – November 2009 Read more
- Affordable Housing: Opportunities in emerging markets by Dr V Chandrasekar & Saumyajit Ray,
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- Indicators of a Real Estate Cycle – Implication for India by Dr V Chandrasekar & Gaurang Sanghvi, July 2008. Read more
- Reverse Mortgage in India: Social Implications by Dr V Chandrasekar, Dr Piyush Tiwari & Komal Dutta Sanghera , May 2007 Read more
We also approach research from policy prescription perspective through a panel discussion and also organise summits on a regular basis. This gives an opportunity for the industry leaders to participate, interact and suggest.
Our students have actively participated in industry conferences. Last year our students attended the India GRI-2009, Delhi and reviewed the proceedings…..(more) |
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