Inder Majumdar

Inder Majumdar is a Graduate Research Assistant and PhD student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, specializing in Applied Economics. His academic focus includes agricultural economics, particularly in the areas of commodity markets and industrial organization. Majumdar's research interests lie at the intersection of economic development and agricultural commodity markets, where he aims to analyze decision-making processes related to commodity pricing and market dynamics.

Educational Background

• Bachelor's Degree: Finance from Babson College, where he graduated cum laude.
• Previous Experience: Worked as a consultant at Deloitte, focusing on renewable energy and agricultural inputs for underserved communities, and served as head of analytics for WayCool Foods in India.

Current Research

At UW-Madison, Majumdar is involved in projects that evaluate market preferences among smallholder farmers, using methods such as choice experiments and market data analysis. He is preparing to pursue his PhD studies in agricultural economics, intending to contribute significantly to academic research in this field.

Professional Affiliations

Majumdar has also been recognized as a 2023 Farm Foundation Agricultural Scholar, which highlights his commitment to advancing knowledge in agricultural policy and market analysis through mentorship and research initiatives.

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