CAGE is a Research Centre based in the Department of Economics at Warwick and supported by the ESRC - The Economic and Social Research Council. It draws on the department's research experience in economic development, economic history, economic theory and applied economics.
CAGE has been established to focus research on how markets, institutions and public policies interact to create and sustain successful economic performance and to investigate the circumstances in which economic success is conducive to reductions in deprivation and enhanced well-being. The various themes of CAGE's research flow from a single unifying issue: understanding and managing economic advantage in the global economy.
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Increase in crimes against women is good news?
An increase in female representation in local politics has caused a significant rise in documented crimes against women in India, new research has found.
A new study by Anandi Mani at CAGE, Lakshmi Iyer at Harvard Business School, and Prachi Mishri and Petia Topalova from IMF, argue that the increase is down to greater reporting of crimes against women, rather than greater incidence of crimes against them.
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CAGE Newsletter
We are pleased to annouce that our latest edition of the CAGE Newsletter is available for download and includes articles from CAGE Deputy Director (Research), Professor Sayantan Ghosal, profiles on newly appointed members of the CAGE team and other recent highlights from the centre.
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