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Madalasa Venkataraman
Madalasa Venkataraman is a full-time researcher at IIMB-CRERI. She is also an Adjunct faculty at IIM-I and IIM Rohtak, where she teaches finance elective courses in investments and wealth management. Prior to this, Madalasa was associated with the Center of Excellence in Urban Development, Center for Public Policy, IIMB, where she conducted a Land Market assessment study for the city of Bangalore. She obtained her Fellow in Management at IIMB in the area of reverse mortgages in 2010.
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Can Governments Increase Revenues By Lowering Taxes? A Study of Competing Policies To Reduce Tax Evasion During House Purchase in India
In the specific context of India, this project studies which of the two tools – the stamp duty or the guidance value – leads to higher truthful reporting of property prices. Using a hedonic model developed from appraisal reports on residential properties
Estimating economic value to the State from land title regularisation: Evidence from India
Nearly one in every six urban Indian residents lives in a slum that is created on encroached land. More than half of this land belongs to the government which often, for a variety of political, social and legal compulsions, is able to neither retrieve the land nor formally hand it over to the slum dwellers.