Barnali Gupta

Professor

Economics

Profile	Biography	Courses

Academic Background

Professor, Miami University (2006–Present).
Associate Professor, Miami University (1998–2006).
Assistant Professor, Miami University (1993–1998).
Lecturer/Visiting Assistant Professor, University of Wisconsin (1991–1993).
Assistant Professor, Murray State University (1990–1991).

Gupta, B., Pal, D., & Sarkar, J. (2006). Product Differentiation and Location Choice in a Spatial Model. Journal of Regional Science, 46 (2), 313-331.
Gupta, B. (2004). Spatial Cournot Competition in a Circular City with Transport Cost Differentials. Economics Bulletin, 4 (15), 1-6.
Gupta, B., Pal D., Sarkar, S., Ming, C., & Lai, Y. (2004). Where to Locate in a Circular City. International Journal of Industrial Organization, 22 (6), 759-782.
Gupta, B. (2002). Tacit Collusion in a Spatial Model with Delivered Pricing. Journal of Economics, 1, 1-16.
Gupta, B., Heywood, J., & Pal, D. (1999). The Strategic Choice of Location and Transport Mode in a Successive Monopoly Model. Journal of Regional Science, 39 (3), 525-537.

2007, 2006, 2004, 2002, 1999, 1997: FSB Summer Faculty Research Grant.
2004: Nomination for Effective Educator Award, Miami University Alumni Association.
2003: Honored Professor Award, Associated Student Government of Miami University.
1995: Summer Scholars Award (for a research project with an undergraduate student, entitled Privatization in Local Government: Theory and Outcome, Miami University.

Research: Industrial organization, Microeconomics, Game theory
Teaching: Microeconomics, Industrial organization, International Healthcare systems