The FERC works to promote and facilitate undergraduate research in Economics, Finance and the related social and behavioural sciences. The student member of FERC work on various areas of original research, many of which have found space in national and international peer- reviewed journals, and conferences.  The following list includes papers written by student members of the cell, for which the copyright terms allow us to provide pre- prints. For information on the research not included in the list, please send an email to editorial@ferchansraj.org with specific queries. 

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Note: Neither FERC nor the authors hold the copyright for some of the papers in this list. Inappropriate use in other places may invite legal action from the copyright holders/ publishing houses. 

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• Rai, S. and Hazarika, I. K. (2020). An Investigations of beliefs, information and the Halo effect in electoral decision making. Asian Review of Social Sciences. 9(1), 27-33.

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• Rai, S. and Hazarika, I. K. (2020). Modelling producer behaviour in fixed-route private transport services. Indian Journal of Economics and Development. 8(3), 1-9.

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• Rai, S., Hazarika, I. K. and Yadav, M. (2020). A Probabilistic Evaluation of the argument of the correction in Affirmative Action, Indian Journal of Economics and Development. 8(4), 1-8.

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• Rai, S., Hazarika, I. K. and Verma, A. (2020). Political choices of the Left and the Right in crises: An experimental investigation. Asian Review of Social Sciences. 9(2), Accepted.​

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• Rai, S., Hazarika, I. K. and Yadav, M. (2020). Political inclination and the physical attractiveness stereotype: An experimental enquiry. IJHSSR. 6(4), 77-80.

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• Rai, S., Hazarika, I. K. and Bhutia, T. W.  (2020).An Exploration of the Relation between Political Inclination and the Barnum-Forer Effects.

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• Rai, S., Hazarika, I. K. and Yadav, M. (2020). Patterns in student attendance: A game theoretic exploration.

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