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Dr Debdulal Mallick
Lecturer in Economics
BSS Dhaka, MA Delhi, PhD Emory
Tel: +61 3 9251 7808
Email: debdulal.mallick@deakin.edu.au
Office location: Melbourne Campus at Burwood
Commenced at Deakin: 2007
My homepage
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Teaching Interests/ units taught at Deakin |
MAE202 National Economic Policy
MAE302 Macroeconomics of Open Economies
MAE412 Macroeconomic Theory and Policy
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| Research interests |
Macroeconomics
Growth and Development
Micro-credit
Panel Data
Spectral Analysis
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| Forthcoming |
- 'BRAC’s Contribution to the GDP of Bangladesh', in NGOs in Bangladesh edited by Farida Khan, University Press Limited, Dhaka, Bangladesh.
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| Current research projects |
- Marginal and Interaction Effects in the Ordered Response Models
- The Role for the Elasticity of Substitution in Economic Growth: A Cross-Country Test of the de La Grandville Hypothesis
- The Substitution Elasticity, Growth Theory, and The Low-Pass Filter Panel Model (with Robert Chirinko)
- The Elasticity of Derived Demand, Factor Substitution, and Product Demand: Corrections to Hicks' Formula and Marshall's Four Rules (with Robert Chirinko), CESifo Working Paper No. 1742
- Marginal Product of Capital: A Persistent International Puzzle (with Robert Chirinko).
- The Fisher/Cobb-Douglas Paradox, Factor Shares, and Cointegration (with Robert Chirinko), CESifo Working Paper No. 1998
- Are the Female-headed Households more food insecure? Evidence from Bangladesh (with Mohammad Rafi)
- Growth and Slowdown of Nations: What Role for the Elasticity of Substitution?
- Reconciling Different Estimates of the Elasticity of Substitution between Capital and Labor (with Robert S. Chirinko)
- Cultivating Shareholder Value: Balancing Short-term Profitability and Long-term Sustainability (with Katherine Lemon and Rajendra Srivastava)
- On the leakage in Baxter-King band-pass filter (with Robert Chirinko)
- Optimal Monetary Policy in a Multi-Sector Small Open Economy (with Zheng Liu)
- Macroeconomic Stability in Australia: Good Practices, Changing Structure, or Smaller Exogenous Shocks?
- Do the extreme poor benefit from micro-credit? Evidence from Bangladesh
- The effect of micro-credit on the informal credit market
- The Pay-off of Brand Building Investments in Early Stage of Product Lifestyle: Some Empirical Evidence (with Rajendra Srivastava, and Sundar Bharadwaj)
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| Professional Affiliations |
- American Economic Association
- Econometric Society
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