Dr Lalitha Dhamotharan
Lecturer in Entrepreneurship and Business Analytics
L.Dhamotharan@exeter.ac.uk
6275
Streatham Court 0.31
Streatham Court, University of Exeter, Rennes Drive, Exeter, EX4 4PU, UK
Overview
Dr Lalitha Dhamotharan is a Lecturer of Entrepreneurship and Business Analytics at the University of Exeter Business School. She holds a PhD in Econometrics with a focus on International Finance. Before joining the University of Exeter, she was a Postgraduate Researcher as well as Hub of All Things (HAT) Research and Policy Manager for an EPSRC funded project at the University of Warwick. She also has experience in teaching for the Innovation and Entrepreneurship course at the University of Warwick. Lalitha worked as a Senior Analyst dealing with research and policies issues on the various sector in South East Asia in Malaysia.
Qualifications
- Ph.D
Research
Research interests
- Econometrics
- Mergers and Acquisitions
- Behavioural Experiments
- Game theory
Lalitha’s work is transdisciplinary with core activities in econometrics and supply chain but serving a larger purpose on managerial strategy and policy insights. She has an interest in the interplay between psychology and economics on what drives individuals’ actions, and how to improve the outcome of those actions by highlighting the cognitive biases.
Research projects
Lalitha is currently working on cap-and-trade model and signalling behaviour. She is also working on a field experiment on charitable giving examining decision making when respondents are indifferent to the choice. She has supervised MSc students on various topics including game-theoretic models for logistics and aviation industry, supplier evaluation models incorporating risk factors, the ecological footprint of the manufacturing industry in a developed nation, intention to use and perceived privacy of mHealth applications in China.
Publications
Journal articles
Conferences
Teaching
Lalitha's teaching interests are in Entrepreneurship and Business Analytics. She also lectures in Operations Management and International Business. Her teaching style is based on active learning by incorporating problem-solving and meaningful activities that support practical classes.Modules
2023/24
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