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Anisha Garg

I am a fourth year PhD student. My research sits at the intersection of urban and public economics. I study how public goods and institutions shape economic and social life in cities, with a particular interest in effects that extend beyond their conventional or intended functions.

I am on the 2026-27 job market.

My supervisors are Sharun Mukand, Debraj Ray, Andreas Stegmann and Robert AkerlofLink opens in a new window.

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Job Market Paper

Eyes on the Street: Mass Transit and Women's Safety in Public SpacesLink opens in a new window

  • Best Paper Award, Development/Applied Economics, Winter School 2024 (Delhi School of Economics)
Working Papers

Civic Infrastructure and Political Mobilisation: Evidence from Urban IndiaLink opens in a new window (with Yatish AryaLink opens in a new window)

Shared Religious Identity, Ruler Displacement, and Literacy in Colonial IndiaLink opens in a new window (with Yatish AryaLink opens in a new window and Amit ChaudharyLink opens in a new window)

Work in Progress

National Security, Minorities, and the Strategic Allocation of Preventive Enforcement: Evidence from India (with Yatish AryaLink opens in a new window)

The Impact of Management Training on Scientists: Evidence from the Life Sciences (with Robert AkerlofLink opens in a new window and Andreas StegmannLink opens in a new window)

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