RESEARCH
YALE PROGRAM ON FINANCIAL STABILITY COVID-19 TRACKER
March 2020 - present
In March 2020, Priya helped establish the COVID-19 Financial Response Tracker (CFRT), which follows economic interventions by central banks, fiscal authorities, and international organizations aimed at combating the negative effects of the coronavirus pandemic and restoring financial stability. She currently is project manager of the 36 interns assisting with this work.
YALE PROGRAM ON FINANCIAL STABILITY BLOG POSTS
March 2020 - present
Direct Lending to SMEs - Canada’s Business Credit Availability Program - March 25
Large-Scale Assistance Programs for Small Businesses - April 8
Countries Ease Bank Capital Buffers - April 16
Easing Liquidity Regulations to Counter COVID-19 - April 27
Federal Reserve to Report Monthly on CARES Act Program - May 4
EU Programs Supporting non-EU Countries - May 13
India Extends Special Liquidity Facility to Mutual Funds - May 14
HEROES Act would provide $3 trillion in additional benefits but unlikely to progress - June 2
REDEFINING THE FOURTH AMENDMENT: SEARCHES AND SEIZURES IN THE AGE OF TECHNOLOGY
Under the guidance of Professor Sonu Bedi and Professor John Carey, Priya wrote a senior Honors Government thesis examining the changing protections, or lack thereof, provided by the Fourth Amendment in an era where technology is the dominant medium of communication and data storage.
May 2018 - May 2019
ECONOMIC HEALTH AND POLITICAL ACCOUNTABILITY
March 2018 - June 2018
Under the guidance of Professor Eric Zitzewitz, Priya conducted independent research into the variations of presidential approval rating with various metrics of market performance including stock indexes with differing amounts of media coverage and the Fama-French factors.
POLITICAL NEWS VERIFICATION
November 2016 - December 2016
Under the guidance of Professor Brendan Nyhan in Dartmouth College's Department of Government, Priya analyzed current political news articles for their level of accuracy and bias, coding them to determine the reliability of news sources, especially those concerning the election and presidency of Trump. Much of this involves far-right alternative news sources.
KENYAN PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGNS
June 2016 - August 2016
Under the guidance of Professor Jeremy Horowitz of Dartmouth College's Department of Government, Priya collected information about the campaigning habits of the Kenyan president and deputy president from 2013-2016 through the articles in the Kenyan periodical, The Daily Nation. This information was analyzed to determine how campaigning varies amongst key demographics in Kenya and its impact on electoral outcomes.