2013: “Consequence of Health on Poverty: An Exploration of Uttar Pradesh”, published by The Indian Econometric Society (TIES) conference paper abstract.
2014: “Differentials and Determinants of the Elderly Mental Health: An Exploration of West Bengal”, published by International Federation on Ageing (IFA) conference paper abstract.
2015: “Inequality in Elderly Health and Well-Being in India: An Exploration” (with M. Alam & S. Mazumdar), BKPAI Working Paper Series II, No.-5, United Nation Population Fund (UNFPA), New Delhi. http://countryoffice.unfpa.org/india/drive/WorkingPaper5.pdf
2016: “Leisure, Self Care and Productive Engagements: Exploring How Elderly in India Spend on Average Day” (with Moneer Alam) accepted for publication as a BKPAI working paper, UNFPA, India.
2017: Growing Life Span, Ageing and Later Life Income Challenges: Exploring Activity Status of Older Indians (with M. Alam), published in Prof. Arup Mitra edited book “Economic Growth in India and Its Many Dimensions” published by Orient BlackSwan.
Ms. Pratima Yadav is Junior Consultant at Institute of Economic Growth (IEG). She is currently working at a project regarding Building Knowledge Base on Population Ageing in India and coming out with ageing report for 7 major of states in India. She has completed M.A. in Economics from Banaras Hindu University and M.Phil. degree from Business Economics Department, Delhi University. She also worked as a Consultant in Planning Commission, Government of India, in a project regarding "Eleventh Five Year Plan Mid Term Review.
Ms. Yadav's research interest lies primarily in Health and development economics. Her works specifically involve how poor health affects various economic and social development of the human. She examined how poor health affects the person labour market activity and its leads to the poverty in state of Uttar Pradesh in her M.Phil dissertation. She is also interested in issues like Ageing and Social Security and Health Financing.