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Australian School of Business > Schools
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Arghya
Ghosh
PhD, University of Minnesota, USA
MA, Delhi School of Economics, India
BSc, Presidency College, India
Arghya's research is primarily in two areas: industrial organization and international trade. Currently Arghya is investigating the formation of partial equity ownership arrangements and incentives and welfare consequences of collaboration among competitors. On the trade front, Arghya’s recent research examines the possible link between trade and expropriation in presence of imperfect property rights. His work has appeared in top journals including RAND Journal of Economics and Economic Theory among others.
Publications
Selected recent papers
- Trade and Expropriation (with Peter Robertson), Economic Theory, May 2012, 50 (1), 169-191
- Competitor collaboration and product distinctiveness (with Hodaka Morita), International Journal of Industrial Organization, March 2012, 30(2), 137-152
- Privatization in a small open economy with imperfect competition (with Partha Sen), Journal of Public Economic Theory, June 2012, 14(3), 441-471
- Cross-border acquisitions and optimal government policy (with Gautam Bose and Sudipto Dasgupta), Economic Record, September 2011, 87, 427-437
- Comparing Bertrand and Cournot in mixed markets (with Manipushpak Mitra), Economics Letters, November 2010, 104(2), 72 - 74
- An economic analysis of platform sharing (with Hodaka Morita), Journal of Japanese and International Economies, June 2008, 22, 164-186 (also available as NBER working paper #13058)
- Trade policy in the presence of technology licensing (with Souresh Saha), Review of International Economics, February 2008, 16, 45-68
- Free entry and social efficiency under vertical oligopoly (with Hodaka Morita), The RAND Journal of Economics, Summer 2007, 38, 539-552
- Excess entry in absence of scale economies (with Souresh Saha), Economic Theory, March 2007, 30, pp. 575-586
- Social desirability of free entry: a bilateral oligopoly analysis (with Hodaka Morita), International Journal of Industrial Organization, October 2007, 25, 925-934
- A note on production efficiency and welfare in oligopolistic trade models, Review of International Economics, August 2007, 15, 499-513
- Platform sharing in a differentiated duopoly (with Hodaka Morita), Journal of Economics & Management Strategy, Summer 2006, 15(2), pp. 397-429
Working papers
- Competition, continuous improvement and discrete innovation (with Takao Kato and Hodaka Morita). IZA Discussion paper, DP#3132
- On that old rivalry: Bertrand versus Cournot (with Manipushpak Mitra)
- Privatization in open economies (with Manipuspak Mitra and Bibhas Saha)
- On pricing in the presence of budget constrained consumers (with Alberto Motta)
- Knowledge Transfer and Partial Equity Ownership (with Hodaka Morita)
- Bargaining, Tariffs and Oligopoly (with Tomohiro Ara)
Book reviews
- Review of 'Multinational firms and theory of international trade' by James R. Markusen, MIT Press 2001, in Economic Record, 2003, 79(247)
- Review of 'Quantifying the impacts of technical barriers to trade' by Keith Maskus and John Wilson, University of Michigan Press 2001, in Review of International Economics, 2005, 13(2)
Research interests
- Industrial organization
- International economics
Research grants
2012-2014: Australian Research Council Discovery Projects, ‘Economic Analysis of Partial Equity Ownership Arrangements: Theory, Evidence, and Policy Implications’ (with Hodaka Morita and Jay Pil Choi), AU$ 288,000
2008-2010: Australian Research Council Discovery Projects, 'Economic Analysis of Competitor Collaboration: Theory, Evidence, and Policy Implications' (with Hodaka Morita), AU$ 156,426
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- COMM5002 Managing Value Creation
| - ECON1101 Microeconomics 1
| - ECON2101 Microeconomics 2
| - ECON2112 Game Theory and Business Strategy
| - ECON3101 Markets and Public Choice
| - ECON4102 Strategic Market Behaviour and Government Regulation
| - ECON4127 Honours Thesis Seminar
| - ECON4101 International Trade
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