Sushanta Kumar Mallick
BA
(Hons.) (Utkal), MA (Hyderabad), PhD (Warwick)
Professor of International Finance
Co-Editor-in-Chief, Economic
Modelling
School
of Business and Management
Queen Mary
University of London
Telephone: +44 (0)20-7882 7447
Fax: + 44 (0)20-7882 3615
E-mail: s.k.mallick@qmul.ac.uk
I am a Professor at the
Forthcoming and Recent Papers
1.
Fiscal Spillover in Emerging Economies: Real versus Financial
Channels (with Abhishek Kumar and Apra Sinha), Journal of International Money
and Finance (forthcoming).
2.
Endorsement and firm
financing: Evidence from government venture capital market in China (with Xiaoxia Huang, and Yanchen
Jiang), British Accounting Review (forthcoming).
3.
Does derivative usage boost
firm value in an economy with controls? Evidence from India (with Praveen
Gupta and Deven Bathia), Review of Quantitative Finance &
Accounting (forthcoming).
5.
Pay transparency intervention and the
gender pay gap: Evidence from research-intensive Universities in the UK
(with Danula K. Gamage, Georgios Kavetsos, Almudena Sevilla), (IZA Discussion
Paper No. 13635, August 2020), British Journal of Industrial Relations,
62 (2): 293-318, June 2024.
6.
Financial uncertainty and
interest rate movements: Is Asian bond market volatility different? (with Jungsuk Kim, Abhishek Kumar, and Donghyun Park), Annals
of Operations Research, 334, 731-759, March 2024.
Journal Articles Published during 2016-2020 (in reverse
chronological order)
1.
Does multilateral lending
aid capital accumulation? Role of intellectual capital and institutional
quality (with Ilayda Nemlioglu), Journal of International Money and Finance,
108, 102155, November 2020.
2.
Does Easing Access to
Foreign Financing Matter for Firm Performance? (with Udichibarna Bose and
Serafeim Tsoukas), Journal of Corporate Finance, 64, 101639, October 2020.
3.
Do innovation-intensive firms
mitigate their valuation uncertainty during bad times? (with Ilayda
Nemlioglu), Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization, 177, 913-940,
September 2020.
4.
Technological change and
catching-up in the Indian banking sector: A time-dependent nonparametric
frontier approach (with Aarti Rughoo,
Nickolaos Tzeremes and Wei
Xu), Computational
Economics, 56(1), 217-237, June 2020.
5.
A Bayesian Semiparametric
Approach to Stochastic Frontiers and Productivity (with Mike Tsionas), European
Journal of Operational Research, 274 (1): 391-402, April 2019.
6.
Is financial inclusion good
for bank stability? International evidence (with M. Mostak Ahamed), Journal
of Economic Behavior & Organization, 157: 403-427, January 2019.
7.
Enabling Women Entrepreneurs:
Exploring the mitigating factors for the negative effect of fertility rates on
female entrepreneurship (with Nabamita Dutta), Kyklos, 71 (3): 402-432,
August 2018.
8.
The Housing Market and the
Credit Default Swap premium in the UK Banking Sector: A VAR Approach (with
Nadia Benbouzid & Keith Pilbeam), Research in International Business and
Finance, 44: 1-15, April 2018 (published as lead article).
9.
TFP Estimation at Firm
Level: The fiscal aspect of productivity convergence in the UK (with Ioannis
Bournakis), Economic Modelling, 70: 579-590, April 2018.
10.
Knowledge Spillovers
and Output per Worker: An Industry-level Analysis for OECD Countries (with
Ioannis Bournakis and Dimitris Christopoulos),
Economic
Inquiry, 56 (2): 1028-1046, April 2018.
11.
Does social identity
matter in individual alienation? Household-level evidence in post-reform India
(with Prashant Gupta and Tapas Mishra), World Development, 104: 154-172,
April 2018.
12.
The non-monotonic impact of
bank size on their default swap spreads: cross-country evidence (with Nadia
Benbouzid and Leone Leonida), International Review of Financial Analysis,
55: 226-240, January 2018.
13. An International Forensic
Perspective of the Determinants of Bank CDS spreads (with Nadia Benbouzid
and Ricardo M. Sousa), Journal of Financial Stability, 33:
60-70, December 2017.
14. Export prices, selection
into exporting and market size: Evidence from China and India (with Helena
Marques), International Business Review, 26 (6): 1034-1050, December
2017.
15. Do
Managerial Practices Matter in Innovation and Firm Performance Relation? New
Evidence from the UK (with Ilayda Nemlioglu), European Financial Management,
23 (5): 1016-1061, November 2017.
16. Does
Institutional Linkage of Bank-MFI Foster Inclusive Financial Development Even
in the Presence of MFI Frauds? (with Shirley Ho) Scottish Journal of Political
Economy, 64 (3): 283-309, July 2017.
Papers published in Referred-Journals during 2011-2015
1.
A co-payment auditing
scheme for financial misreporting (with Shirley Ho), International Journal of
Accounting, 50 (1): 53-74, March 2015.
2.
Fiscal
Policy and Crowding-Out in Developing Asia (with Seok-Kyun Hur and Donghyun
Park), Environment and Planning C: Government & Policy, 32(6):
1117-1132, December 2014.
3.
Disentangling
the poverty effects of sectoral output, prices and policies in India, Review
of Income and Wealth, 60 (4): 773-801, December 2014.
4.
Effectiveness of Countercyclical
Fiscal Policy: Evidence from Developing Asia (with Shikha Jha, Donghyun Park, and Pilipinas Quising), Journal of Macroeconomics, 40:
82-98, June 2014.
5.
Fiscal
Policy in the BRICs (with Fredj Jawadi and Ricardo M. Sousa), Studies
in Nonlinear Dynamics & Econometrics (SNDE), 18 (2): 201-215, April
2014.
6.
Nonlinear Monetary Policy
Reaction Functions in Large Emerging Economies: The Case of Brazil and China
(with Fredj Jawadi and Ricardo M. Sousa), Applied Economics, 46 (9): 973-984,
March 2014.
7.
Gender-specific
Human Capital, Openness and Growth: Exploring the Linkages for South Asia
(with Arusha Cooray and Nabamita
Dutta), Review of Development Economics, 18 (1): 107-122, February
2014.
8.
Explaining cross-country
differences in exporting performance: The role of country-level macroeconomic
environment (with Yong Yang), International Business Review, 23
(1): 246-259, February 2014.
9.
The
real effects of financial stress in the Eurozone (with Ricardo M. Sousa), International
Review of Financial Analysis, 30: 1-17, December 2013 (published as
lead article).
10.
Productivity
performance of export market entry and exit: Evidence from Indian firms
(with Yong Yang), Review of International Economics, 21 (4): 809-824, September
2013.
11.
Commodity
prices, inflationary pressures, and monetary policy: Evidence from BRICS
economies (with Ricardo M. Sousa), Open Economies Review, 24 (4):
677-694, September 2013.
12.
Impact
of China’s currency valuation and labour cost on the
US in a trade and exchange rate model (with Keshab Bhattarai), North-American
Journal of Economics and Finance, 25: 40-59, August 2013.
13.
Exchange rate regime,
real misalignment and currency crises (with Oliver Holtemoller),
Economic
Modelling, 34: 5-14, August 2013 (published as lead article).
14.
Determinants
of Bank Credit Default Swap Spreads: The role of the housing sector (with
Nadia Benbouzid), North-American Journal of Economics and Finance, 24 (1):
243-259, January 2013.
15.
Identifying sources of
macroeconomic and exchange rate fluctuations in the UK (with James P.
Cover), Journal of International Money and Finance, 31 (6): 1627-1648,
October 2012.
16.
Financial reforms and
income inequality (with Luca Agnello and Ricardo
M. Sousa), Economics Letters, 116 (3): 583-587, September 2012.
17.
Real Effects of
Monetary Policy in Large Emerging Economies (with Ricardo M. Sousa), Macroeconomic
Dynamics, 16 (S2): 190-212, September 2012.
18.
Pricing to market with
trade liberalization: The role of market heterogeneity and product
differentiation in India’s exports (with Helena Marques), Journal
of International Money and Finance, 31 (2): 310-336, March 2012 [This paper was included in Media
Briefings following presentation at the Royal Economic Society Annual
Conference during 18-20 April 2011].
19.
Sources of Financing,
Profitability and Productivity: First Evidence from Matched Firms (with
Yong Yang), Financial Markets, Institutions and Instruments, 20 (5):
221-252, December 2011.
20.
Chinese
Exchange Rate and Price Effects on G3 Import Prices (with Brigitte
Granville and Ning Zeng), Journal of Asian Economics, 22 (6):
427-440, December 2011 (published as lead article).
Referred-Journal publications during 2006-2010
1.
On
the Real Effects of Inflation in Open Economies: Theory and Empirics (with
Mohammed Mohsin), Empirical Economics, 39 (3): 643-673, December 2010.
2.
Export-Premium,
Self-selection and Learning-by-Exporting: Evidence from Chinese Matched Firms
(with Yong Yang), The World Economy, 33 (10): 1218-1240, October 2010.
3.
Income
and poverty in a developing economy (with A.K. Chattopadhyay and G. J. Ackland), Europhysics
Letters (EPL), 91 (5), 58003, September 2010.
4.
The
Impact of Information Technology on the Banking Industry (with Shirley Ho),
Journal
of the Operational Research Society, 61 (2): 211-221, February 2010.
5.
Monetary Policy in
Russia: Identifying exchange rate shocks (with Brigitte Granville), Economic
Modelling, 27 (1): 432-444, January 2010.
6.
Data
frequency and exchange rate pass-through: Evidence from India's exports (with Helena Marques), International
Review of Economics and Finance, 19 (1): 13-22,
January 2010.
7.
Monetary and Financial
Stability in the Euro Area: Pro-cyclicality versus Trade-off (with Brigitte
Granville), Journal of International Financial Markets, Institutions & Money, 19 (4): 662-674, October 2009.
8.
Estimating
consumption deprivation in India using survey data: A state-level rural-urban
analysis before and during reform period (with T. Krishna Kumar and Jayarama Holla), Journal of Development Studies, 45
(4): 441-470, April 2009 (published as lead article).
9.
The Effect of Monetary
Policy on Output in EMU3: A Sign Restriction Approach (with M.S. Rafiq), Journal
of Macroeconomics, 30 (4): 1756-1791, December 2008.
10.
On
Network Competition and Solow Paradox: Evidence from U.S. Banks (with
Shirley Ho), The Manchester School, 76 (s1): 37-57, September 2008.
11.
Pass-through
of exchange rate and tariffs into import prices of India: Currency depreciation
versus import liberalization (with Helena Marques), Review of International Economics,
16 (4): 765-782, September 2008.
12.
Income distribution and consumption deprivation: An
analytical link, Journal of Income Distribution,
17 (2): 25-36, June 2008.
13.
When
does growth trickle down to the poor? The Indian case (with Santonu Basu), Cambridge
Journal of Economics, 32 (3): 461-477, May 2008.
14.
Exchange
rate transmission into industry level export prices: A tale of two policy
regimes in India (with Helena Marques), IMF Staff Papers (now IMF
Economic Review), 55 (1): 83-108, April 2008.
15.
Foreign capital in a
growth model (with Tomoe Moore), Review of Development Economics, 12
(1): 143-159, February 2008.
16.
Monetary
Policy in High Inflation Open Economies: Evidence from Israel and Turkey
(with Mohammed Mohsin), International Journal of Finance and
Economics, 12 (4): 405-415, October 2007.
17.
On
the Effects of Inflation Shocks in a Small Open Economy (with Mohammed
Mohsin), Australian Economic Review, 40 (3): 253-266, September 2007.
18.
Income
distribution dependence of poverty measure: A theoretical analysis (with
Amit Chattopadhyay), Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its
Applications, 377 (1): 241-252, April 2007.
19.
Policy
Instruments to Avoid Output Collapse: An Optimal Control Model for India, Applied
Financial Economics, 16 (10): 761-776, June 2006.
20.
Does
inflation or currency depreciation drive monetary policy in Russia? (with
Brigitte Granville) Research in International Business and Finance, 20 (2):
163-179, June 2006.
21.
Sectoral
exchange rate pass-through: Testing the impact of policy reforms in India
(with Helena Marques), Scottish Journal of Political Economy,
53 (2): 280-303, May 2006.
Referred-Journal Publications during 2001-2005
1.
Impact of World Bank
lending in an adjustment-led growth model (with Tomoe Moore), Economic
Systems, 29 (4): 366-383, December 2005 (published as lead article).
2.
Tight credit policy
versus currency depreciation: Simulations from a trade and inflation model of
India, Journal of Policy Modeling, 27 (5), 611-627, July 2005.
3.
Financial Globalisation: The Need for a Single Currency and a Global
Central Bank (with Philip Arestis and Santonu Basu), Journal
of Post Keynesian Economics, 27 (3), 507-531, Spring 2005.
4.
How
best to link poverty reduction and debt sustainability in IMF-World Bank
Models? (with Brigitte Granville), International Review of Applied Economics,
19 (1): 67-85, January 2005.
5. Pension Reforms and Saving Gains in the UK (with Brigitte Granville), The Journal of Policy Reform, 7 (2): 123-136, June 2004.
6. Fisher Hypothesis: UK evidence over a century (with Brigitte Granville), Applied Economics Letters, 11 (2), February 2004, 87-90.
7. A Dynamic Macroeconometric Model for Short-Run Stabilization in India, Applied Economics, 36 (3), February 2004, 261-276.
8. Determinants of Long-term Growth in India: A Keynesian Approach, Progress in Development Studies, 2 (4), October 2002, 306-324.
9. A Linear Liquidity Preference Function admitting a Liquidity Trap with Application to India (with T.K. Kumar), The Asia Pacific Journal of Economics and Business, 5(2), December 2001, 67-81.
10. Dynamics of Macroeconomic Adjustment with Growth: Some Simulation Results, International Economic Journal, 15(1), Spring 2001, 115-139.
Chapters in Books
1.
Inclusive Poverty Index Without a Poverty Line in the
Tradition of Engel (with T. Krishna Kumar, and Amit Kumar Chattopadhyay),
Chapter 12, in R. M. Saleth, S. Galab,
and E. Revathi (eds.), Issues and Challenges of Inclusive
Development: Essays in Honor of Prof. R. Radhakrishna, Springer Nature,
2020; https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-2229-1_12
2.
Does social cohesion limit uncertainties in economic
growth: A pre- and post-reform analysis from India (with Tapas Mishra, Mamata
Parhi and Prashant Gupta), in Pradeep Agrawal (ed.), Sustaining Rapid Growth in India,
Chapter 14, Cambridge University Press, 2018, 417-464.
3.
Regional dynamics of rural credit and growth in India:
Exploring nonlinearity and convergence in growth patterns (with Banikanta
Mishra and Tapas Mishra), in Pradeep Agrawal (ed.), Sustaining Rapid Growth in India,
Chapter 16, Cambridge University Press, 2018, 489-523.
4.
Macroeconomic effects of monetary policy in India,
Chapter 6 in Pradeep Agrawal (ed.), Reviving growth in India, Cambridge
University Press, 2015, pp.141-169.
5.
Financial intermediation and economic development:
Evidence from
6.
Financing patterns, Multinationals and Performance:
Firm-level evidence from 47 countries (with Yong Yang), in Yama Temouri and Chris Jones (eds.), International Business and
Institutions after the Financial Crisis, Palgrave Macmillan, February
2014, pp.194-211.
7.
Assessing Exchange Rate Pass-Through in India during
Recent Globalization (with Helena Marques), in Helena Marques, Elias Soukiazis, and Pedro Cerqueira
(eds.), Integration and Globalization: Challenges for Developed and Developing
Countries, Edward Elgar, 2009, pp.143-161.
8.
A macroeconomic policy approach to poverty reduction,
in Subrata Ghatak and Paul
Levine (ed.), Development Macroeconomics: Essays in Memory of Anita Ghatak, Routledge, 2009, pp.95-119.
9.
Does Technological Change Induce Unemployment? (with Santonu Basu), in Arestis, P., and J.S.L. McCombie (ed.), Missing
Links in the Unemployment Relationship, Palgrave
Macmillan, 2009, pp.158-181.
10. Is Growth Alone Sufficient to Reduce Poverty? In Search of the Trickle Down Effect in Rural India (with Santonu Basu), in Arestis, P., M. Baddeley and J.S.L. McCombie (ed.), Economic Growth: New Directions in Theory and Policy, Edward Elgar, 2007, pp.259-278.
11. Monetary Policy in Russia (with Brigitte Granville), in Lucio Vinhas de Souza and Oleh Havrylyshyn (eds.), Return to Growth in CIS Countries and the Macroeconomic Framework, Springer, 2006, pp.73-89.
12. Integrating
Poverty Reduction in IMF-World Bank Models (with Brigitte Granville), in
Alberto Paloni and Maurizio Zanardi
(eds.), The IMF, World Bank and Policy Reform, Routledge:
13.
Designing Adjustment Policies with Growth for India:
An Optimal Control Framework, in V. Pandit and K. Krishnamurty
(eds.), 2004, Economic Policy
Modelling for India, Oxford University Press, New Delhi, pp.110-133.
14. Does
capital market reform boost savings? Evidence from the UK Pension Reforms
(with Brigitte Granville), in Seiichi Masuyama and
Donna Vandenbrink (eds.), 2004, The Development
of Capital Markets and their Governance, Tokyo Club Papers No. 16,
Tokyo Club Foundation for Global Studies: Tokyo, pp.7-36.
Working Papers
1.
Financial
Access and Entrepreneurship by Gender: Evidence from Rural India (with
Sandhya Garg and Samarth Gupta), STEG Working Paper Series, WP062, April 2023, CEPR: London.
2.
Effects
of productivity growth on domestic savings across countries: Disentangling the
roles of trend and cycle (with Abhishek Kumar and Kunal Sen), WIDER Working Paper 155/2020, Helsinki: UNU-WIDER.
3.
Pay
Transparency Initiative and Gender Pay Gap: Evidence from Research-Intensive
Universities in the UK (with Danula K. Gamage, Georgios Kavetsos, Almudena
Sevilla), IZA Discussion Paper No. 13635, August 2020.
4.
Dynamic Effects of Patent Policy
on Innovation and Inequality in a Schumpeterian Economy (with Angus Chu,
Yuichi Furukawa, Pietro Peretto and Xilin Wang), University of Liverpool Working Paper in Economics # 201911, October 2019.
5.
Market volatility, monetary policy
and the term premium (with Abhishek Kumar, M S Mohanty and Fabrizio
Zampolli), BIS Working Papers No 606, January 2017, BIS.
6.
Knowledge Spillovers,
absorptive capacity and growth: An Industry-level Analysis for OECD Countries
(with Ioannis Bournakis & Dimitris Christopoulos), CGR Working Paper No. 57, 2015.
7.
Measuring Firm-Level
Productivity Convergence in the UK: The Role of Taxation and R&D Investment
(with Ioannis Bournakis,
David Kernohan, and Dimitris A.Tsouknidis),
CGR Working Paper No. 45, 2013.
8.
Disentangling
the poverty effects of sectoral output, prices and policies in India,
UN-ESCAP Development Papers 1202, May 2012, New Delhi.
9.
What
explains cross-country growth in South Asia? Female education and the growth
effect of international openness (with Arusha Cooray), BWPI Working Paper
No. 145, 2011.
10.
Fiscal
Policy and Crowding Out in Developing Asia (with
11.
Effectiveness
of Countercyclical Fiscal Policy: Time-Series Evidence from Developing Asia
(with S. Jha, D. Park, and P. Quising), ADB Economics
Working Paper No. 211, August 2010.
12. Exchange
Rate Pass-through in India’s Exports to Developed and Emerging Markets (with Helena
Marques), RIS Discussion Paper No.144,
September 2008.
13.
A macroeconomic policy approach to poverty
reduction, BWPI Working Paper No.31, March 2008.
14. Estimating Consumption Deprivation in India using Survey Data: A State-Level Rural-Urban Analysis before and during Reform Period (with T. Krishna Kumar and Jayarama Holla), Centre for Globalisation Research, Working Paper No.7 (October 2007).
15.
Foreign
Capital in a Growth Model (with Tomoe Moore), Centre for Globalisation Research, Working Paper No.5 (September
2007).
16.
Pass-through
of Exchange Rate and Tariffs into Import Prices of India: Currency Depreciation
versus Import Liberalisation (with Helena
Marques), Centre
for Globalisation Research, Working Paper No.3
(September 2007).
17.
The Impact of
Information Technology on the Banking Industry: Theory and Empirics (with
Shirley Ho), presented at the Workshop on Knowledge Flows, Queen Mary,
University of London, 23 March 2007.
18.
Income
distribution dependence of poverty measure: A theoretical analysis (with
Amit Chattopadhyay), 2005.
Book Reviews
Fifteen books
reviewed in the areas of econometrics, monetary, financial and development
economics, which are published in the following journals: Economic Journal (2003), International Review of
Applied Economics (2003),
Canadian Journal of Development
Studies (2003), Journal of
Development Studies (2003),
International Affairs (2002, 2003, 2004), Progress in Development Studies (2001), Kyklos (1994), Deccan
Herald (1993), Southern
Economist (1993), Indian
Economic Review (1993), Indian
Journal of Applied Economics (1992),
Journal of Quantitative Economics (1992), International Journal of Development Banking (1992).
Journal Publications in the 1990s
1.
Designing Adjustment Policies with Growth for India:
An Optimal Control Framework, Journal
of Quantitative Economics
(special issue: policy modelling for India), 15(2): 161-176, July 1999.
2.
Causality between Exports and Economic Growth in
India: Evidence from Cointegration based Error Correction Models, Indian
Journal of Economics, 76(302): 307-320, January 1996.
3.
International Trade and Economic Growth: An
Examination of Interdependence using VARs with reference to India, Journal of Foreign Exchange and
International Finance, 8(4): 437-446, January-March 1995.
4.
Neoclassical Models of Economic Growth: Old and New, Indian Economic Journal, 42(4):
76-88, April-June 1995.
5.
A Non-econometric Review of
Indian Macroeconomic Models (with T.K. Kumar), Arthavijnana, 37(1): 1-45,
March 1995.
6.
Macroeconomic Adjustment in India: Policy and
Performance in the Recent Years (with T.K. Kumar), Journal of Indian School of Political Economy, 7(1): 44-68,
January-March 1995.
7.
Exports and Economic Growth, Journal of Indian School of Political Economy, 6(3): 505-515,
July-September 1994.
8.
Capital Formation in Indian Agriculture: Recent
Trends, Indian Journal of Agricultural
Economics, 48 (4): 667-677, October-December 1993.
9.
The Small Scale Industries in Orissa: A Profile, Small
Enterprises Development, Management and Extension (SEDME) Journal,
20(3): 1-12, September 1993.
10.
Exports Growth and Industrial Development: Empirical
Evidence from India, Indian Journal of Quantitative Economics,
8 (1 & 2): 99-105, 1992.
Academic Refereeing
Guest Editor: Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization (2023); Review of Development Economics (2013); International Journal of Public Policy (2012); International Journal of Business and Emerging Markets (2012); International Journal of Monetary Economics and Finance (2011).
Guest Co-editor: The World Economy (2019); Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization (2018); Review of International Economics (2012); Macroeconomics and Finance in Emerging Market Economies (2012); International Journal of Economic Policy in Emerging Economies (2011, 2010); International Journal of Trade and Global Markets (2010); The Journal of Financial Decision Making (2009)
Member: AIEFS - Association of Indian
Economic and Financial Studies [Executive Committee (2009- )]; European
Economics and Finance Society (EEFS)
[Advisory Board (2007- )]
Conference Organizer: Organized Economic
Modelling 2021 Virtual Conference on 28-29 Jun 2021; Co-organized GPEN-CGR Annual Conference on Global
Policy, Global Institutions and Global Development, Queen Mary University
of London, 24-25 June 2013; Co-organized a Workshop on ‘International
Political Economy and Cross-Border Effects’ at Queen Mary, University of
London, UK; Co-organized an International
conference on Quantitative Approaches to Public Policy (QAPP) in honour of Professor T Krishna Kumar, at Indian Institute of
Management Bangalore, 10-12 August 2009.
Conference Papers Reviewer: Reviewed papers for AIB, IFABS, INFER and INFINITI
Conferences.
Grant Proposals and Reports
Assessor: ESRC;
British Academy; Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT), Portugal;
Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research;
Estonian Research Council (ETAg); Independent Social
Research Foundation.
Ph.D. Thesis Examinations:
UK: City University of London (2024; 2018); Swansea
University (2023, 2013); Queen Mary University of London (2024; 2023, 2022,
2021, 2020, 2018, 2017, 2015, 2011, 2009, 2007); University of Hull (2022,
2014, 2008); Loughborough University
(2020; 2019; 2018; 2012); University of Kent (2019); University of Birmingham
(2019); University of Nottingham (2019; 2016); Cardiff Metropolitan University
(2018); University of Leeds (2018); University of Sussex (2017); Kingston
University (2017, 2015, 2010); Coventry University (2017, 2009); Nottingham
Trent University (2017, DBA); University of Surrey (2016); University of
Leicester (2016, 2014: PhD; 2011: MPhil); London Metropolitan University (2016,
2012); University of Glasgow (2016); University of Sheffield (2015); Middlesex
University (2014); King’s College London (2013); University of East Anglia
(2012); University of Warwick (2010); Lancaster University (2010).
Overseas: NITIE Mumbai, India (2022); IIT
Kanpur, India (2022); IGIDR, India (2020; 2016); KIIT University, India (2019,
2016); Indian Statistical Institute (2017); Australian National University
(2017; 2014); National Institute of Technology Rourkela, India (2017); Trinity
College Dublin (2017); University of Wollongong Australia (2016); IIT Roorkee, India (2016); MDI Delhi, India (2016); Pondicherry
University, India (2016, 2015, 2014, 2013, 2012, 2011); University of Newcastle
Australia (2015 PhD, 2014 MPhil; 2008 DBA); University of Madras, India (2014);
IIT Madras, India (2013); IIT Bombay (2010).
Here is a list of
some interesting links
Centre for Globalisation
Research, Queen Mary,
My
photo in a conference in New York
FairModel A
macroeconometric model of the
Economists on the Web
Some Economists’ home pages
Some other links:
Ministry of Finance Government of
Reserve Bank of India
Email: s.k.mallick@qmul.ac.uk