This page lists all theses — Ph.D. M.Phil. MS, MSc — completed under my supervision

Current PhD Thesis

Currently Underway:

Ph.D.

MS/MPhil Thesis

PhD Thesis

Saud Ahmed Khan: Hedging, An Islamic Approach.

Rafi Amir-ud-din: An Inter-Temporal Comparison Of International Poverty As An Achieved Functioning Deprivation.

Tanweer-ul-Islam: Testing for Normality: New Directions in Test Comparisons.

Mr. Mudassar Rashid: Model Specification Methods: Comparison of Autometrics with other Strategies

Ateeq-ur-RehmanIrshad: Comparison of Parametric and Non-Parametric Approaches to Measure Performance Theory and Applications.

Mumtaz Ahmed: Analytical Formulae for Biases of Heteroskedasticity Consistent Covariance Matrix Estimators, IIIE, IIUI, 2012

Iftikhar Hussain Adil: Detecting Outliers in Skewed Distributions.IIIE, International Islamic University of Islamabad, 2012

Atiqur-Rahman Kashmiri: Model Specification and Unit Root Tests. IIIE, International Islamic University of Islamabad, 2011

Mohmmad Rehman: Resolving Controversies about Determinants of Inflation, IIIE, International Islamic University of Islambad, 2011

Saima Mahmood: Efficiency Wages and Non-Monetary Motivational Strategies: An Experimental Approach. Pakistan Institute of Development Economics, 2011

Zahid Asghar: Sensitivity and Simulation Analysis of Granger Causality:An Empirical Investigation,Pakistan Institute of Development Economics, 2007.

Asiye Ozlem-Onder: Asymptotic Expansions for Test Statistics and Tests for Normality Based on Robust Regression, June 1999, Bilkent University.

Yasemin Bal-Gunduz: The Estimators of Random Coefficient Models, May 1999, Bilkent University.

Mehmet Orhan: Comparison of Several Estimators for the Covariance of the Coefficient Matrix, September 1995, Bilkent University

Sidika Basci: Detecting Structural Change when the Change Point is Unknown, May 1995, BilkentUniversity

Waqar Masood Khan: Towards an Interest Free Islamic Economics System: A theoretical analysis of prohibiting debt-financing. 1984. Boston University.

MPhil Thesis

Rubina Kiran: Welfare Impact of Rising Food Prices on Households in Pakistan.

Mamoona Sadaf: Provinical Trade and Virtual Water Flows in Pakistan

Mehmood Hussain: Measuring the Stock Returns Using Bayesian Techniques: A Case of Islamabad Stock Exchange

Rana M. Imran Irshad: Testing for Unimodality

Waqar Muhammad Khan: How One Can Use Granger Causality to Get Desired Results.

Shahid Akbar: Detecting Outliers in Stock Returns.

Uzma Bashir Awan: Determinants of Corporate Philanthropy: A Case of Karachi Stock Exchange.

Munazza Jabeen: A Comprehensive Look at Modelling Exchange Rate Volatility by Macroeconomic Fundamentals in Pakistan.

Mubashir Mukhar, Investigating Causes of Inflation in Pakistan: Incorporating Paradox of Monetary Profits, 2012. MS Econometrics IIIE, IIUI

Muhammad Irfan Malik: Spectral Density Estimators and NG-Perron Unit Root Test, 2012. MS Econometrics IIIE, IIUI

Abdul Ghafar Shah: Getting the Result that you want from the Unit Root, 2012. MS Econometrics IIIE, IIUI

Asad-ul-Islam Khan: Comparison of Different Measures of Correlation for Categorical Data, 2012. MS Econometrics IIIE, IIUI.

Khan Bahadar: Bayesian and Frequentist Approaches of Estimation: A Forecast Based Comparison on Panel Data, 2012. MS Econometrics IIIE, IIUI.

Gulfam Haider: Changing Points and Parameter Instability with Heteroskeydastic Models, 2012. MS Econometrics IIIE, IIUI.

Taseer Salahuddin: Poverty Measurement: A Multidimensional Approach, October 2010. MS IIIE, IIUI.

Mubashir Mukhtar: Islamic Microfinance: Business in the name of Welfare. May 2009, M. S. IIIE, IIUI

Shahid Razzaque:The Ultimatum Game: Experimental Evidence on the effect of Gender and Raising Stakes. March 2008, IIIE, IIUI

Faiz-ur-Rahim:Aspects of Corruption Measurement. Dec 2006, M.Phil, IIIE, IIUI.

Syed Kanwar Abbas: Efficiency Wage Hypothesis in Pakistan. Nov., 2006, M.Phil, IIIE, IIUI.

MA Thesis (Bilkent University 1993-1999)

Mehmet Orhan: Robust Regression, HCCM Estimators, and an Empirical Bayes Application, May 1999, Bilkent University

Sidika Basci: Computer Intensive Techniques for Model Selection. May 1998, Bilkent University

Faker Zouaoui: Quality Measurement Plan Using Monte Carlo Methods, May 1997, Bilkent University

Yener Kandogan: Predictive Residual Sum of Squares Compared with J and Ja in Nonnested Hypothesis Testing, May 1996, Bilkent University

Arzdar Kiraci: Robust Regression and Applications, September 1996, Bilkent University

Mustafa Cenk Tire: Bootstrap and its Applications.September 1995, Bilkent University

KeremTomak: Evaluation of the Goldfeld-Quandt test and Alternatives, June 1994, Bilkent University.

Co-Supervisor for:

Ahsan ul Haq Satti : Conduct of monetary policy in uncertain world; The case of Pakistan: supervisor, Waseem Shahid Malik

Muhammad Azhar Khan: Determinants of Basic Need Fulfillment The Case of Pakistan. IIIE, International Islamic University of Islamabad, 2012 Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Nasim Shah Shirazi

Hendri,Samsul Bahri: Export Led Growth Hypothesis: An Analysis of Indonesia’s Trade Policy Pre and Post 1997 Financial Crises. IIIE, International Islamic University of Islamabad, 2012 Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Nasim Shah Shirazi

Sajid Amin Javed: Uncertainty, Foreign Direct Investment and Economic Growth: Evidence from Developing Asia,IIIE, International Islamic University of Islamabad, 2012 Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Nasim Shah Shirazi

Han Yung-Jung: Bayesian Tests for Ricardian Equivalence, JohnsHopkinsUniversity, 1993 – Supervisor: Dr L. Maccini

Student Shifted to Other Supervisor/s and/or abandoned thesis

Ali Raza: Comparison of Bootstrap SkewnessVersus Classical Tests of Skewness. MS IIIE, IIUI

M Asim Latif: Power Comparison of Moment-Based Normality Tests. MS IIIE, IIUI