Shingal Anirudh
anirudh.shingal(at)wti.org
+41 31 631 5592
- International Economics
- Applied Econometrics
- Development
Anirudh Shingal is a Senior Research Fellow at the WTI, Co-leader of the NCCR Trade work programme on the impact assessment of trade and part of the faculty on the MILE Programme.
A PhD in Economics from the University of Sussex, Anirudh specialises in International Economics, Econometrics and Development. Anirudh has worked in international trade for close to eight years including at the WTO and the World Bank and has conducted specific research on trade in services, government procurement, preferential trade agreements, LDC market access, trade defence, trade facilitation, competition policy, trade in agriculture and SPS issues. He has also published in these areas in refereed journals, as well as for the World Bank, the WTO, the European Commission, UNCTAD and the Commonwealth Secretariat. Anirudh is also affiliated with the Centre for the Analysis of Regional Integration at Sussex (CARIS) and has co-authored several reports on the impact of preferential trade agreements on partner and excluded countries.
Anirudh graduated 'summa cum laude' on the MILE Program at the WTI and also holds a Masters degree in Economics from the Delhi School of Economics. His undergraduate degree was in Economics (Honors) from St. Stephen’s College, Delhi University.
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