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Mohammad Jaforullah Mohammad's research interests are the analysis of energy policies using CGE and I-O models, analysis of the supply responses of agricultural crops, calculation of regional I-O multipliers and the analysis of frontier production functions. He has been involved with the teaching of environmental natural resource economics, mathematical economics and introductory econometrics.
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Current Teaching
Selected Publications"Productivity Change in New Zealand secondary schools", Journal of New Business Ideas & Trends, 8, 2010, 14-26, In press. "A two-stage double-bootstrap data envelopment analysis of efficiency differences of New Zealand secondary schools", (with W.R.J. Alexander and A.A. Haug), Journal of Productivity Analysis, 34, 2010, 99-110. "Scale efficiency in the New Zealand dairy industry: a non-parametric approach", Australian Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics, 43, 1999, 523-541. "Technical efficiency in the New Zealand dairy industry: a frontier production function approach", (with N J Devlin), New Zealand Economic Papers, 30, 1996, 1-17. "Asymmetric agricultural supply response - evidence from Bangladesh agriculture", The Journal of Agricultural Economics, 44, 1993, 490-495. "Incorporating interfactor and interfuel substitutions in general equilibrium energy models", Australian Economic Papers, 31, 1992, 177-202. Disaggregated Input-Output Data Base for the Northern Territory
Economy (with J S Bandara), Australian National University, North
Australia Research Unit, Australia, 1990, 71p.
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MA (Rajsh) MEc(NE) PhD (Adel) |