Srinivas Goli
@SrinivasGoli1
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Associate Professor (IIPS, Mumbai) and Researcher in Demography, Gender & Development | Views are Personal
Mumbai
Joined June 2012
In this new article, we have investigated 'Population age structural transition, demographic dividend and economic growth in India. Looking forward to the feedback.
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A co-authored piece [] with @AnjaliSharma. All of us living in cities have seen hundreds of people on the roads asking for money or pleading for food and groceries for their children and themselves. This paper is born from such incidents—encounters the
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RT @BrookeAnde95331: @IndiaSpend @SrinivasGoli1 Interesting read! It’s true that progress has been uneven—some communities still lag behind….
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RT @IndiaSpend: Without disaggregated sub-caste data, resolving competing demands for #reservations from marginalised groups on one hand &….
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A Demographer's View on India's Caste Census.
While welfare policies and affirmative action have improved outcomes for SCs, STs & OBCs, the progress has been uneven within these groups and insufficient to reasonably bridge inter-group gaps, says demographer & researcher @SrinivasGoli1. Our interview:
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RT @ShalemBalla1: This study examines the relationship between ‘maternal junk food consumption’ and ‘childhood obesity’ in India. I am grat….
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Our main analysis using panel data regressions highlights three key points. First, the demographic dividend is estimated to be about 1.9 percentage points per annum for the period 1981–2021 after controlling for core policy variables. Second, the favourable economic impact of.
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Highly recommended,.
A contribution to the family of estimators! #PublicationAlert :). #Econometrics #estimation #Science.#Statistics. Cheers :).
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In this new article, we reviewed an innovative empirical framework for measuring "Care Poverty", which is beyond "Economic Poverty" for Journal of Poverty and Public Policy @teppokroger @Journal_ASAP
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Highlights of SRS Report 2021:.1. Excess deaths possibly due to COVID-19.2. A small Rebound in Total Fertility Rates.3. Male-Female Convergence in Infant Survival Rates.4. Sex Ratio at Birth is continue to improve but not in all States
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As fertility declines and the ageing process can’t be reversed, now is the time to consider its implications and learn how to manage them to lessen the burden and maintain or improve well-being. In this regard, our recent article provides significant insights.
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RT @KaustavC9: @SrinivasGoli1 Read the article here: I look forward to engage with scholars working in related area….
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