Muhammad Shafiullah

Contact

• workRoom EA71 Block E
  Malaysia Campus
  Jalan Broga
  43500 Semenyih
  Selangor Darul Ehsan
  Malaysia
• work+6 (03) 8725 3719
• Muhammad.Shafiullah@nottingham.edu.my

Biography

Muhammad Shafiullah is an Associate Professor at the University of Nottingham, Malaysian Campus (UNMC). He received his PhD in Economics from Griffith University, Australia in 2015. Prior to joining UNMC, he worked at Policy Research Institute of Bangladesh, Griffith University, Australia, and North South University, Bangladesh.

Teaching Summary

Muhammad Shafiullah teaches development economics, econometrics, international macroeconomics, and mathematical economics at the undergraduate level.

Research Summary

Muhammad Shafiullah's research broadly cover the areas of agriculture and natural resource economics, development and international economics, applied econometrics, macroeconomics, among others. He… read more

Selected Publications

• MUHAMMAD SHAHBAZ, MUHAMMAD SHAFIULLAH, VASSILIOS G. PAPAVASSILIOU and SHAWKAT HAMMOUDEH, 2017. The CO2–growth nexus revisited: A nonparametric analysis for the G7 economies over nearly two centuries Energy Economics. 65, 183-193
• MUHAMMAD SHAFIULLAH, SAROJA SELVANATHAN and ATHULA NARANPANAWA, 2017. The role of export composition in export-led growth in Australia and its regions Economic Analysis and Policy. 53(March 2017), 62-76

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Current Research

Muhammad Shafiullah's research broadly cover the areas of agriculture and natural resource economics, development and international economics, applied econometrics, macroeconomics, among others. He is interested in applying advanced econometric tools and techniques, especially nonparametric (nonlinear) econometrics, to explore economic issues as they relate to exploitation of mineral resources in Australia and its states and territories, development and macroeconomic stability in Bangladesh and other economies in the South Asian region, and other development, macroeconomic, international trade, and environmental and natural resource economics-related issues pertaining to other developing and developed economies.

• WALID MENSI, MUHAMMAD SHAFIULLAH, XUAN VINHVO and SANG HOON KANG, 2021. Volatility spillovers between strategic commodity futures and stock markets and portfolio implications: Evidence from developed and emerging economies Resources Policy.
• USMAN KHALID and MUHAMMAD SHAFIULLAH, 2021. Financial development and governance: A panel data analysis incorporating cross-sectional dependence Economic Systems. 100855 (In Press.)
• MUHAMMAD SHAFIULLAH, USMAN KHALID and SAJID M CHAUDHRY, 2021. Do stock markets play a role in determining COVID‐19 economic stimulus? A cross‐country analysis The World Economy. 13130
• MUHAMMAD SHAFIULLAH, MOHAMMAD DULAL MIAH, MD SAMSUL ALAM and MUHAMMAD ATIF, 2021. Does economic policy uncertainty affect renewable energy consumption? Renewable Energy. 179, 1500-1521
• SAJID M. CHAUDHRY and MUHAMMAD SHAFIULLAH, 2021. Does culture affect energy poverty? Evidence from a cross-country analysis Energy Economics. 105536
• WALID MENSI, MOBEEN UR REHMAN, MUHAMMAD SHAFIULLAH, KHAMIS HAMED AL-YAHYAEE and AHMET SENSOY, 2021. High frequency multiscale relationships among major cryptocurrencies: portfolio management implications Financial Innovation. 7, 75
• MUHAMMAD SHAFIULLAH, VASSILIOS G. PAPAVASSILIOU and MUHAMMAD SHAHBAZ, 2021. Is There an Extended Education‑Based Environmental Kuznets Curve? An Analysis of U.S. States Environmental and Resource Economics.
• SAJID M CHAUDHRY, RIZWAN AHMED, MUHAMMAD SHAFIULLAH and TOAN LUU DUC HUYNH, 2020. The impact of carbon emissions on country risk: Evidence from the G7 economies Journal of Environmental Management. 265,
• MUHAMMAD SHAHBAZ, MUHAMMAD SHAFIULLAH, USMAN KHALID and MALIN SONG, 2020. A nonparametric analysis of energy environmental Kuznets Curve in Chinese Provinces Energy Economics. 104814
• MUHAMMAD SHAFIULLAH, USMAN KHALID and MUHAMMAD SHAHBAZ, 2020. Does meat consumption exacerbate greenhouse gas emissions? Evidence from US data Environmental Science and Pollution Research.
• USMAN KHALID, LUKE EMEKA OKAFOR and MUHAMMAD SHAFIULLAH, 2019. The Effects of Economic and Financial Crises on International Tourist Flows: A Cross-Country Analysis Journal of Travel Research.
• MUHAMMAD SHAHBAZ, MUHAMMAD SHAFIULLAH and MANTU K. MAHALIK, 2019. The dynamics of financial development, globalisation, economic growth and life expectancy in sub‐Saharan Africa Australian Economic Papers.
• WALID MENSI, ATEF HAMDI, SYED JAWAD HUSSAIN SHAHZAD, MUHAMMAD SHAFIULLAH and KHAMIS HAMED AL-YAHYAEE, 2018. Modeling cross-correlations and efficiency of Islamic and conventional banks from Saudi Arabia: Evidence from MF-DFA and MF-DXA approaches Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications. 502, 576-589
• MUHAMMAD SHAFIULLAH, SAROJA SELVANATHAN and ATHULA NARANPANAWA, 2017. The role of export composition in export-led growth in Australia and its regions Economic Analysis and Policy. 53(March 2017), 62-76
• MUHAMMAD SHAHBAZ, MUHAMMAD SHAFIULLAH, VASSILIOS G. PAPAVASSILIOU and SHAWKAT HAMMOUDEH, 2017. The CO2–growth nexus revisited: A nonparametric analysis for the G7 economies over nearly two centuries Energy Economics. 65, 183-193
• MOHSEN BAHMANI-OSKOOEE, MUHAMMAD SHAFIULLAH and FARIDUL ISLAM, 2017. The Bilateral J-Curve in Australia: A Nonlinear Reappraisal Australian Economic Papers. 56(3), 249–269
• MUHAMMAD SHAFIULLAH, SAROJA SELVANATHAN, ATHULA NARANPANAWA and ANDREAS CHAI, Examining Dutch disease across Australian regions The World Economy.
• MUHAMMAD SHAFIULLAH, LUKE EMEKA OKAFOR and USMAN KHALID, Determinants of international tourism demand: Evidence from Australian states and territories Tourism Economics.
• MUHAMMAD SHAFIULLAH, FARIDUL ISLAM and RAVINTHIRAKUMARAN NAVARATNAM, The Harberger–Laursen–Metzler effect: evidence from five SAARC countries Empirical Economics.
• MUHAMMAD SHAFIULLAH, SAJID M CHAUDHRY, MUHAMMAD SHAHBAZ and JUAN C. REBOREDO, Quantile causality and dependence between crude oil and precious metal prices International Journal of Finance and Economics. (In Press.)