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My New Paper Related to Sustainable Aviation Fuel is Published in Applied Economics Perspectives and Policy
Title: Exploring Feedstock Pathways to Three Billion Gallons of Sustainable Aviation Fuel: The Roles of Contracts and Bioenergy Crop Insurance Journal: Applied Economic Perspectives and Policy Authors: Ruiqing Miao, Bijesh Mishra, Mohit Anand, Madhu Khanna, Fahd Majeed Abstract: This study examines how contracts and bioenergy crop yield insurance incentivize biomass supply for three billion gallons of sustainable aviation fuel.…
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Is Nepal Moving Toward a Socialism-Oriented Federal State or a Capitalist Economy? A Systems-Level Reflection on Nepal’s FY 2026/27 Budget
The Constitution of Nepal defines Nepal as a “socialism-oriented federal democratic republican state.” Multiple election cycles since the Maoist insurgency suggest that democracy has matured considerably. Political parties broadly operating within the republican democratic framework have consistently remained at the center of political competition. The most recent election, following the Gen-Z movement, arguably strengthened the…
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Research Resources Series #005: Python Packages for Applied Economists
In this post, I am sharing Python libraries that, I think, you should master for spatial analysis, economics, and econometrics. These tools are essential for handling geospatial data, performing econometric modeling, and extracting meaningful insights from complex datasets. Libraries like GeoPandas enable efficient spatial data manipulation and mapping, while PySAL provides advanced spatial econometrics capabilities.…
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Research Papers Accepted in Multiple Conferences in 2026
I already posted news about my research papers being accepted to present at the World Congress of Environmental and Resource Economists 2026 (WCERE 2026) and 2026 International Energy Workshop (IEW 2026). Besides, my research has been accepted in a few other meetings, which I have included in a single announcement excluding previously announced meetings. Anand,…
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Paper Accepted at the 2026 International Energy Workshop (IEW)
My paper on agrivoltaics adoption—examining how U.S. solar developers perceive and drive dual land-use systems—has been accepted to the 2026 International Energy Workshop (IEW). Selected through a highly competitive review process, this work contributes to ongoing conversations on clean energy transitions, land-use efficiency, and sustainable innovation.
