
Mehreen Mookerjee
Assistant Professor of Economics Zayed University, Dubai, UAE
Dr. Mehreen Mookerjee is an Assistant Professor of Economics at Zayed University, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. She completed her PhD in Economics from Cornell University (New York) in 2017. Her primary research interests are in the fields development economics and environmental economics. She is currently working on applied microeconomics issues surrounding gender, women empowerment, interpersonal violence against women and economics of the household in a developing country context using empirical methods.
Recent work by Mehreen Mookerjee
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The role of family planning in nurturing child health in India
Economic theory predicts that smaller families can lead to healthier children. Evidence from India shows contraception plays a vital role in reducing child malnutrition, potentially by enabling parents to invest more resources in each child.
Published 05.12.24