I am Gurjap Singh, an ambitious economist currently advancing my expertise in Inequalities and economic history at The London School of Economics and Political Science. With a rich background spanning econometric modelling, socio-economic research, and economic history, I am keen on leveraging quantitative and qualitative data to unearth insights that challenge conventional wisdom and inspire policy solutions.My academic journey is complemented by a robust practical experience, having conducted extensive research on gender inequality and labour force participation in India. This work is supported by my proficiency in tools like R, STATA, and Python, enabling me to dissect complex datasets and present actionable strategies.Passionate about labour economics and the history of economic thought, I am currently involved in research that examines the nuanced time-use patterns and their socio-economic implications across decades in India. This includes exploring the role of unpaid work and advocating for policies that address these often invisible contributions to our economies.I am always eager to connect with fellow economists, researchers, and anyone interested in making a substantial difference through data-driven insights. Let’s explore how we can collaborate on projects that are both intellectually challenging and socially beneficial.