Dr. Rana Ejaz Ali Khan

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1 Dr. Rana Ejaz Ali Khan Associate Professor and Chairman Department of Economics The Islamia University of Bahawalpur Bahawalpur, Pakistan. NIC No Phone Off: Res: Cell: RESEARCH HEC Approved Supervisor Impact Factor: 7.05 EDUCATION Ph.D. in Economics 2005 Institution: Bahauddin Zakarya University Multan. Pakistan. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 2012-to date: Associate Professor and Chairman, Department of Economics. The Islamia University of Bahawalpur, Bahawalpur : Chairman Affiliation Committee, The Islamia University of Bahawalpur : Associate Professor and Head, Department of Management Sciences, COMSATS Institute of Information Technology, Sahiwal : Convener Admission Committee, COMSATS Institute of Information Technology, Sahiwal. 2008: Member National Curriculum Review Committee, HEC Islamabad : Member Committee for Undergraduate Program, The Islamia University of Bahawalpur : Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, The Islamia University of Bahawalpur : Coordinator M.Phil. and Ph.D. Program, Department of Economics. The Islamia University of Bahawalpur , : Member CIM Committee, The Islamia University of Bahawalpur. Page 1 of 8

2 : Member Board of Studies, Economics, The Islamia University of Bahawalpur : DSA Department of Economics : Lecturer in Economics, Government Faridia College Pakpattan. PUBLICATIONS Analytical study of economic aspects of poultry farming A case study of Distt. Pakpattan Journal of Rural Development and Administration,28,3: An analysis of Child labor and schooling in Pakistan A trade off Journal of Rural Development and Administration, 31,4: Socio-economic aspects of child labor A case study of children in auto-workshops Lahore Journal of Economics, 6,1: Income and Employment Situation of Landless Non-Farm Labor Force in Lower Rural Punjab GCU Economic Journal Vol.34, No.1,2: Private Schooling-A Quality Puzzle Lahore Journal of Economics, 7,2: Gender Disparity in Education in Pakistan-Extent, Trends and Factors GCU Economic Journal, 36,1&2: Determinants of Schooling in Rural Areas of Pakistan Lahore Journal of Economics, 8,2: Children in Different Activities: Child Schooling and Child Labor Pakistan Development Review, 42,2: Simultaneous Decision Making of Child Schooling and Child Labor in Pakistani Urban Households Lahore Journal of Economics, 9,1: Probit Analysis of Part-time Labor Force Participation of Pakistani Children Indian Journal of Labor Economics, 47,2: Economics of Malnutrition in Children Journal of Educational Research, 7,1,2: Economically Active Children and Home-care Children-How Much They Differ Indian Journal of Labor Economics, 48,3: Gender Discrimination in Demand for Child Schooling GCU Economics Journal, 37,1&2: Informal Sector: A Case Study of Working Women in Bahawalpur Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities, 6,2: Informally Employed Women: Their Characteristics and Contribution in Household Budget Journal of Applied Sciences, 7,14: Impact of Globalization and Economic Growth on Income Distribution: A Case of Pakistan IUB Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities, 6,2: Gender Analysis of Children Activities in Pakistan Pakistan Development Review, 47,2: Legislation for Child Labor and Compulsory Schooling in Pakistan: Some Issues Asian Journal of Development Matters, 3,1: Urban Informal Sector: How Much Women are Struggling for Family Survival Pakistan Development Review, 48,1: Page 2 of 8

3 Crowding Out Effect of Public Borrowing: A Case of Pakistan Journal of Economic Policy and Research, 4,2: Who are the Children Going to School in Urban Punjab-Pakistan International Journal of Social Economics, 37,6: Labor Force Participation of Married Women in Punjab (Pakistan) International Journal of Social Economics, 37,9: Old Wine in New Bottles: Saving-Growth Nexus: Innovative Accounting Technique in Pakistan Theoretical and Applied Economics, 17,7 (548): Life in Slums: A Case Study of Bahawalpur Afro Asian Journal of Anthropology and Social Policy, 1,1: Trade Growth and Poverty: A Case of Pakistan Pakistan Journal of Commerce and Social Sciences, 4,2: Agricultural Land Expansion in Pakistan: An Empirical Analysis Indian Journal of Agricultural Research, 44,4: Financial Sector Reforms and Household Savings in Pakistan: ARDL Approach African Journal of Business Management, 4,16: Impact Evaluation of Structural Adjustment Program: A Case Study of Pakistan European Journal of Economics Finance and Administrative Sciences, 29: Unemployment and Property Crimes in Pakistan Asian Economic and Financial Review, 1,3: Malnutrition in Primary School-age Children: A Case Study of Urban and Slum Areas of Bahawalpur, Pakistan International Journal of Social Economics, 38,9: Women in Urban Informal Sector: Labor Protection Policy Concerns Lahore Journal of Policy Studies, 4.1: Trade Liberalization, Poverty and Inequality Nexus: A Case Study of India Asian Economic and Financial Review, 1,3: Determinants of Food Security in Rural Areas of Pakistan International Journal of Social Economics,39,12: Microfinance and Women Empowerment: A Case study of District Bahawalpur (Pakistan) African Journal of Business Management, 6,12: Household Choice of Public Versus Private Schooling: A Case Study of Bahawalpur City Middle-East Journal of Scientific Research, 11,1: Trade Poverty and Inequality Nexus: The Case of Pakistan World Applied Sciences Journal, 18,5: Effectiveness of Exchange Rate in Pakistan: Causality Analysis Pakistan Journal of Commerce and Social Sciences, 6,1: : Earning Determinants and Urban Informal Sector: Evidence from District Multan Pakistan Vision, 14(2): Tourism-led Growth Hypothesis: A Case of Pakistan Asia Pacific Journal of Tourism Research, 18,4: Financial Liberalization and Demand for Money: A Case of Pakistan Journal of Developing Areas, 47,2: Adoptability of Korean Growth Model to Developing Economies: The Case Study of Pakistan Middle-East Journal of Scientific Research, 13: Velocity of Money in Pakistan: Time Series Analysis Actual Problems of Economics, 2,140: Page 3 of 8

4 Primary-Export-Led Growth Hypothesis: A Case Study of Pakistan Actual Problems of Economics, 3,141: Women Health-care in India: A Case of Tetanus Toxoid Vaccination Asian Development Policy Review, 1,1: Socioeconomic Determinants of Prenatal-care Utilization in Pakistan American Journal of Scientific Research, 97: Child Malnutrition in Developing Economies: A Case Study of Bangladesh Quality and Quantity, 48: Foreign Direct Investment and Liberalization Policies in Pakistan: An Empirical Analysis Cogent Economics and Finance, 2, Measuring the Governance in Pakistan: An Introduction to KU Index Acta Economica, 12,21: Microfinance: Analysis of Impact on Poverty and Reaching the Poorest of the Poor European Journal of Scientific Research, 124,4: Revealing Ideal Number of Children by Women: A Socioeconomic Analysis Using Pakistan Demographic and Health Survey Pakistan Journal of Commerce and Social Sciences, 8,3: Determinants of malnutrition in Indian children: new evidence from IDHS through CIAF Quality and Quantity, BOOKS Child Labor in Pakistan: Estimates and Determinants VDM-Publishing Germany. ISSN CONFERENCES 2008: 4 th International Conference on Statistical Sciences. May, 9-11 at University of Gujrat. Title of the Paper: Household Characteristics: How Much They Affect The Contribution of a Woman. 2009: 5 th International Conference on Statistical Sciences: Mathematics, Statistics and Application. January, at National College of Business Administration and Economics, Lahore. Title of the paper: Determinants of Under-nutrition of Primary School-age Children: A Case Study of Urban Bahawalpur. 2009: 8 th National Research Conference on Management and Computer Sciences. 29 th January at Szabist Islamabad. Title of the paper: Crowding Out Effect of Pubic Borrowing: A Case Study of Pakistan. 2009: National Conference on Socio-Economic Stability in Pakistan. February at Sarhad University of Science and Technology Peshawer. Title of the paper: Determinants of Food Security in Rural Areas of Pakistan. 2010: 6 TH International Seminar on Recent Development in Official Statistics. March at Shah Abdul Latif University Khairpur. Title of the paper: Financial Reforms and Household Savings in Pakistan. 2011: 1 ST International Conference on Management and Economics. February at COMSATS Institute of Information Technology, Sahiwal. Title of the paper: Socioeconomic Determinants of Prenatal-care Utilization in Pakistan. Page 4 of 8

5 2011: 1 ST International Conference on Management and Economics. February at COMSATS Institute of Information Technology, Sahiwal. Title of the paper: Expansion of Monetary Sector and Economic Growth in Pakistan. 2012: 2 ND International Conference on Contemporary Issues in Business Management. July 4-5 at University of Central Punjab Lahore. Title of the paper: Formal and Informal Sector Agricultural Credit: A Case Study of Distt. Sahiwal. 2013: International Academic Conference on Social Sciences. July at World Elite Hotels, Istanbul. Turkey. Title of the paper: Volatility in Sectors and National Income: A Comparative Analysis of Pakistan and Korea. 2013: International Conference on Economic, Financial and Management Outlooks. October 5-6 at Pearl International Hotel, Kaula Lumpur, Malaysia. Title of the paper: Impact of Terrorism on Remittances in Pakistan: An ARDL Approach. 2013: 5 th South Asian International Conference (SAICON 2013) on Management, Innovation, Leadership, Economics and Society. 4-6 December at Pearl Continental Hotel, Bhurban, Pakistan. Title of the paper: Impact of Terrorism on Foreign Direct Investment in Pakistan: An ARDL Approach. 2014: International Conference on Migration, Education and Development in South Asia. 28 th March at Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad. Title of the paper: Enigma of Household Wealth and Migration on Nutritional Status of Children: Clues from Bangladesh through BDHS. 2014: 11 th International Conference on Urban Health. March 5-7 at Manchester Convention Center, Manchester, UK. Title of the paper: Quality of Prenatal-care in Bangladesh: An Empirical Evidence from BDHS. TRAINING/WORKSHOPS 2002: Intel Teach to the Future A fifteen day workshop by Intel International to learn effective use of educational technology : Islamic Orientation Program, A three weeks training program specially designed for lecturers and professors of Social Sciences in International Islamic University, Islamabad. 2005: Quality Teaching: From Effective Learning to Total Learning One day workshop under School of Education, University of Manchester UK and Department of Education The Islamia University of Bahawalpur. 2005: Staff Development Course A three weeks learning innovation course under the National Academy of Higher Education Islamabad. 2007: The Challenges and Implications of the WTO Regime for Different Sectors of the Economy of Pakistan Page 5 of 8

6 One day workshop by Department of Planning and Development, Government of Punjab and Bahawalpur Chamber of Commerce and Industry. 2008: Applied Economics One Week Workshop by HEC at Islamia University of Bahawalpur. M.PHIL. THESES SUPERVISED : Determinants of Inflation in Pakistan. Muhammad Ishaq Mahar : Analysis of Productivity of Sugar Industry in Pakistan. Aziz Ahmed Khan : Export Demand for Cotton and Allied Group of Pakistan: A Case Study of Pakistan. Akhtar Hussain Malik : Comparison of Islamic Financial System with Conventional Banking. Abdul Ghafoor Awan : Contribution of Working Women in Household Budget: A Case Study of Toba Tek Singh, Punjab, Pakistan Shahida Mehtab : Export Potential of Cottage Industry: A Case Study of Sialkot. Muhammad Furqan Maqsood : Estimating Consumer Demand for Major Food Items in Pakistan: Micro Data Analysis. Khalil Mudassar : The Choice of Formal and Informal Credit in Agriculture and Its Utilization: A Case Study of District Sahiwal. Maryam Raza : Exchange Rate Volatility and Fiscal Policy: Causality Analysis. Jamil Shah : Determinants of Intensity of Disease in Haemophilic Patients: A Case Study of Pakistan M. Khalid Anser : Socioeconomic Impact of Lodhran Pilot Project: A Case Study of Lodhran District Amjed Fakher : Macroeconomic Policies and Economic Growth in Pakistan Yasir Karim : Causality Analysis between Poverty and Environment: A Case Study of Pakistan Shoukat Ali : A Comparative Analysis of Household Consumption Pattern on Food and Non-food Items in Pakistan Misbah Saleem : Governance and Macroeconomic Indicators in Pakistan: Time Series Analysis Shafqat Ullah : Socioeconomic Empowerment and Rural Household Poverty in Pakistan: A Case Study of Bahawalpur Division Muhammad Abrar-ul- Haq : Impact Evaluation of Banking Sector Reforms in Pakistan: Economic Growth, Investment and Saving Beenish Nazir : Role of Human Capital and Physical Capital in Sectoral Growth in Pakistan: Time Series Analysis Tehmina Abid : Determinants of Food Security in Pakistan: Regional and Sectoral Implications Hira Faridi : Impact of Fiscal Policy on Economic Growth, Income Inequality and Sectoral Labor Productivity in Pakistan: Time Series Analysis Bushra Jabeen Hashmi : Role of ZTBL in Welfare of Farming Households: A Case Study of Bahawalpur Abid Hussain Page 6 of 8

7 : Impact Evaluation of Foreign Aid on Education and Health Sector in Pakistan Ghulam Muhammad Qamri : Stock Market Development and Macroeconomic Indicators in Pakistan: Time Series Analysis Muhammad Sharif : Impact of Insurance Sector Reforms on Saving, Investment and Economic Growth in Pakistan: Time Series Analysis Muhammad Hammad Anjum : Determinants of Underground Economy in Pakistan Rubina Kausar : Determinants of Social and Economic Exploitation of Working Women in Private formal sector : A case of Bahawalpur-Pakistan Sara Ahmed : Impact of the Climate Change on the Agriculture Production in Pakistan Mehvish Iqbal : Socioeconomic Determinants of Preventive measures of Child Health: A Case Study of Vaccination in Pakistan Iqra Aslam M.PHIL. THESES BEING SUPERVISED 1. Labor Policy Concerns and Informal Sector Employment: A Case Study of Urban Areas of District Bahawalnagar Muhammad Afzal Babar 2. Volatility of Exchange Rate and Industrial Trade in Pakistan Muzafar Hussain 3. Impact of Financial Structure on Economic Growth and Volatility: A Panel Study of Selected Asian Countries Saif ur Rehman 4. Implementation of Marshal Lerner Condition in Pakistan Syeda Hina Nawaz 5. Political Economy of Tourism in Pakistan: A Time Series Analysis M. Kamran Rasheed 6. Impact of Remittances on Health Seeking Behavior of Households towards Infants and Mothers in Punjab: An Evidence from MICS Malik Ijaz-ul-Haq 7. Determinants of Rural Migration in Pakistan: Evidence from Labor Force Survey Rizwan Shamir Ph.D. THESES SUPERVISED 1. Changing World Economic and Financial Scenario: Emerging Versus Aging Economies, Abdul Ghafoor Awan 2. Determinants and Impact of Urban Informal Sector s Growth on Development of Southern Punjab (Pakistan), Durdana Qaisar Gillani 3. Determinants of Demand for Maternal Health Care Services: A Survey Study of Bahawalpur District. Sara Noreen 4. Substitutes for Leadership among Professionals and their Moderating Effects on the Relationship between Leadership Styles and Follower s Outcomes Ghulam Hussain (External supervisor: International Business School, University of Malaysia). Ph.D. THESES BEING SUPERVISED 1 Infrastructure and Adoption of Modern Farm Practices and Its Impact on Farmers Income: A Case Study of Khanewal District. Muhammad Riaz 2 Hindrance in Sustainable Development of Pakistan: Intra-regional Disparity or Inter-regional Disparity. Nadia Bashir. Page 7 of 8

8 WORDSHOPS/SEMINARS ARRANGED 1 Interpreting HIES and PSLM through STATA November Application of STATA for Survey Data March MEMBER EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD FOR RESEARCH JOURNALS : Editor IUB Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities. The Islamia University of Bahawalpur to date: Member Advisory Board. Pakistan Journal of Commerce and Social Sciences to date: Member Editorial Board. Pakistan Social and Economics Review, Punjab University Lahore to date: Chief Editor. Journal of Agriculture and Rural Development, Karachi to date: Member Advisory Board. Asian Economic and Social Society, Karachi. MEMBERSHIP OF ORGANIZATIONS Member: Council of Social Sciences, Pakistan. (COSS) Member: Pakistan Society of Development Economics, Pakistan. (PSDE). Member: Pakistan Economic Association. Punjab University, Lahore. (PEA). Member: International Society for Development and Sustainability, Japan. (ISDS). Academic Member: Athens Institute of Education and Research (Economics Research Unit). Athens. REFERENCES Prof. Dr. Eatzaz Ahmed Department of Economics. Quaid-e-Azam University Islamabad. Pakistan. [email protected] Prof. Dr. Toseef Azid Department of Finance and Economics Taibah University, Madinah, Saudi Arabia Ex. Chairman, Department of Economics Bahauddin Zakarya University Multan, Pakistan [email protected] Page 8 of 8