Kriti Khanna

Assistant Professor, Plaksha University

PhD, University of Houston

Area of Expertise:

Financial Development Macroeconomics

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About Kriti Khanna

Dr. Kriti Khanna's research interests are broadly in the fields of Financial Development, Entrepreneurship, and Economic Growth. She had obtained a PhD in Economics from the University of Houston, where she also served as a lecturer for Principles in Macroeconomics and Microeconomics courses.

Research

Dr. Khanna's recent research focuses on the role of poor quality judicial institutions in limiting the access to finance for firms and creating a misallocation of resources in the economy. In a dynamic heterogeneous-agents setup with formal and informal firms, she studies the impact of credit-contract enforcement in creating the income per capita disparities across Indian States. In another discrete-choice empirical exercise with difference-in-differences, she studies the impact of judicial speed on occupational choices of the working population in India.

Research Interests

Macroeconomics
Entrepreneurship
Development Economics

Past Associations

Lecturer, University of Houston
Analyst, Tata Consultancy Services, Bangalore

Education

PhD in Economics, University of Houston, USA

MPhil and MA in Economics, Centre for Economic Studies and Planning, Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi
Bsc (H) in Mathematics, St. Stephen’s College, Delhi University