Mamoon, D.

(Dawood Mamoon)

trade country inequality pakistan policy institution growth education india skill level development income variable capital conflict result openness wage inequality measure expenditure world import table democracy effect market equation model trade policy source instrument peace analysis relationship government chapter proxy lmilbrd labour paper specification quality economy poverty tariff state interaction schooling export rodrik trade policy variables sector share indicator liberalization theil value republic study china penetration nation regression integration income inequality trade shares journal population indian distribution lcopen trade liberalization increase order factor change barrier corruption resource

9 Most Recent Publications

Education bias of trade liberalization and wage inequality in developing countries (Article) Mamoon, D. Murshed, S.M.	2012-01-01
The conflict mitigating effects of trade in the India-Pakistan case (Article) Mamoon, D. Murshed, S.M.	2010-03-10
Want economic growth with good quality institutions? Spend on education (Article) Murshed, S.M. Mamoon, D.	2009-12-01
Trade, Poverty, Inequality and Security (Doctoral Thesis) Mamoon, D.	2008-12-01
Good institutions and fair trade: a road map to local and global social harmony. (Research Paper) Mamoon, D.	2007-12-01
On the costs of not loving thy neighbour as thyself: the trade, democracy and military expenditure explanations behind India-Pakistan rivalry. (Research Paper) Murshed, S.M. Mamoon, D.	2007-07-01
The education bias of 'trade liberalization' and wage inequality in developing countries (Research Paper) Mamoon, D. Murshed, S.M.	2007-06-01
Are institutions more important than integration? (Research Paper) Mamoon, D. Murshed, S.M.	2005-11-01
Financial sector reforms in Pakistan and a test for McKinnon and Shaw's transmission mechanism : 'Lessons from the last decade' (Research Paper) Mamoon, D.	2004-05-01

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