Shiv Dixit

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Shiv Dixit
Assistant Professor, Economics and Public Policy
Biography
Professor Dixit received his Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Minnesota. He is a Macroeconomist who uses tools in dynamic contracting theory to address issues in Public Finance, Monetary Economics and Development Economics. His dissertation studied how contractual frictions interact with the amount of risk people choose to bear; rules that a government can impose on itself to discipline time-inconsistent behavior; and efficient demonetization policies. Professor Dixit previously worked at the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis and the International Monetary Fund. Prior to his Ph.D., he graduated from the University of Michigan—Ann Arbor, with concentrations in Economics and Mathematics.
Education
- PhD in Economics, University of Minnesota, 2018
- MA in Economics, University of Minnesota, 2016
- BA in Economics, University of Michigan, 2009
- BA in Mathematics, University of Michigan, 2009
Experience
Academic positions
- 2018 - Present: Assistant Professor, Indian School of Business
- 2013 - 2014: Teaching Assistant, Department of Economics, University of Minnesota
Professional Positions
- 2014 - 2018: Research Analyst, Research Department, Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
- 2009 - 2012: Research Assistant, African Department, International Monetary Fund
Selected publications
- Dixit, Shiv., Hamid Davoodi., Gabor Pinter. (2014) "The Quest for Regional Integration in the East African Community", International Monetary Fund
- Dixit, Shiv., Martine Guerguil., Catherine McAuliffe., Hamid Davoodi., Maxwell Opoku-Afari. (2011) "East African Community: Taking Off?", Regional Economic Outlook: Sub-Saharan Africa, International Monetary Fund, 51-73
- Dixit, Shiv., Maxwell Opoku-Afari. (2012) "Tracking Short-Term Dynamics of Economic Activity in Low-Income Countries in the Absence of High-frequency GDP Data", Working Paper Series, International Monetary Fund (119)
- Dixit, Shiv., Nabil Ben Ltaifa., Stella Kaendera. (2009) "Impact of the Global Financial Crisis on Exchange Rates and Policies in Sub-Saharan Africa", African Departmental Paper, International Monetary Fund (03)