Antu Murshid

  • Associate Professor, Economics

Education

  • PhD, Rutgers University
  • MS, London School of Economics
  • BA, University of London

Teaching Schedule

Course Num Title Meets Syllabus
ECON 210-201 Economic Statistics No Meeting Pattern
ECON 702-401 Economic Theory: Macroeconomics TR 4pm-5:15pm
ECON 702-602 Economic Theory: Macroeconomics F 10:30am-11:20am

Research Interests

  • International Finance

Selected Publications

Bose, N. , Murshid, A. P., & Rath, C. (2014) Finance and Property Rights: Exploring other Directions. Journal of Money, Credit and Banking , 46(2-3), 503-517.
Hohtadi, H. , & Murshid, A. P. (2009) Risk of catastrophic terrorism: an extreme value approach. Journal of Applied Econometrics , 24(4), 537-559.
Economidou, C. , & Murshid, A. P. (2008) Testing the Linkages between Trade and Productivity Growth in a Panel of OECD Countries. Review of Development Economics , 12(4), 845-860.
Bose, N. , Capasso, S. , & Murshid, A. P. (2008) Threshold Effects of Corruption: Theory and Evidence. World Development , 36(7), 1173-1191.
Bose, N. , & Murshid, A. P. (2008) Mitigating the Growth-Effects of Inflation through Financial Development. The B.E. Journal of Macroeconomics , 8(1), 1935-1690.
Bordo, M. , & Murshid, A. P. (2006) Globalization and changing patterns in the international transmission of shocks in financial markets. Journal of International Money and Finance , 25(4), 655-674.
Mody, A. , & Murshid, A. P. (2005) Growing up with capital flows. Journal of International Economics , 65(1), 249-266.
(2001) Private Capital Flows and Growth. Mishra, D. , Mody, A. , & Murshid, A. P. (Eds). Fiance & Development , 38(2), 2-5.

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