معرفی
Shivani Taneja is a Lecturer in Economics at the University of Kent, specializing in labour economics, energy economics, and applied econometrics. Her research addresses the economic impacts of remote work, renewable energy adoption, and sustainable transportation systems in contemporary economies.
Her academic background includes:
- PhD in Economics, University of Essex
Dr. Taneja's research program focuses on:
- Labour Economics: remote work dynamics, compensation inequality, and labour market transformations during/post-pandemic
- Energy Economics: renewable technology adoption and environmentally sustainable transportation solutions
- Applied Econometrics: empirical analysis of economic behavior in evolving work environments
Her publication record (2021-2025) reveals a cohesive research trajectory examining remote work's multifaceted economic consequences. These studies systematically analyze how working from home reshapes local service economies, urban geography, compensation structures, and workplace productivity, with strong emphasis on UK-specific labor market dynamics. The work integrates labour economics with public economics and urban studies to document pandemic-driven economic shifts.
No scientific awards or honors are documented in available sources.
Information regarding graduate student supervision, research grants, laboratory facilities, or collaborative research teams is not provided in the source materials.
