Surjeet Yadav
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Surjeet Yadav’s research lies at the intersection of digital transformation, consumer behavior, and socioeconomic policy. In their most-cited work, “Effects of the industrial 4.0 transition on consumer behavior: A systematic overview” (2024), Yadav systematically maps how the long-term evolution of digitalization and automation reshapes consumption patterns, job profiles, and the digital economy. This study critically examines the resulting challenges for social policies, offering a framework for understanding the ripple effects of Industry 4.0 on everyday life. Though early in its citation trajectory—with 2 citations to date—this work signals a timely and needed contribution to a rapidly evolving field. Yadav’s scholarship is notable for bridging macro-level technological shifts with micro-level behavioral impacts, providing policymakers and researchers with actionable insights. As digitalization continues to accelerate, Yadav’s systematic approach positions them as a rising voice in debates on sustainable and equitable transitions. Their work is particularly valuable for students and scholars exploring how automation and digital economies alter not only markets but also societal structures.
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