Mohammad Riaz Uddin
School of Economics
PhD Student
Full contact details
School of Economics
9 Mappin Street
Sheffield
S1 4DT
- Profile
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My primary research interest lies in agricultural and applied microeconomics issues, especially in poverty, inequality, nutrition, human development, education and labor market issues. I am also interested in experimental and quasi-experimental economics.
- Qualifications
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I completed my Bachelor of Social Sciences (BSS) and Masters of Social Sciences (MSS) in Economics respectively in 2014 and 2015 from the University of Dhaka, Bangladesh. Then I joined the Bangladesh Institute of Development Studies (BIDS) as Abu Abdullah Fellow in 2015. Finally, I have been working as a Research Associate at the BIDS since November 2015 and currently, I am on study leave.
- Research interests
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My thesis aims to analyze the factors associated with food security, nutrition, and wellbeing among households in a country where, despite considerable improvement and growth, child malnutrition is still high and recurrent natural disasters and other negative shocks affect livelihoods almost every year.
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- Publications
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Journal articles
- In Government and Academics we Trust: Trust in Information Sources for Covid-19 Communication Across Urban Bangladesh. The Journal of Developing Areas, 57(1), 183-203.
- Crop Diversification, Dietary Diversity and Nutrition: Evidence from Rural Bangladesh. The Bangladesh Development Studies, XLII(4), 111-134.
- Testing the Intergenerational Persistence in Stream of Schooling: Evidence from Bangladesh. Journal of School Choice, 15(4), 540-575.
- Organic Farming in Bangladesh: To Pursue or not to Pursue? An Exploratory Study Based on Consumer Perception. Organic Farming, 6(1).
- Teaching interests
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1. Statistics for Economics. 2. Microeconomics. 3. Econometrics. 4. Mathematics for Economics
- Teaching activities
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Tutorial classes for ECN120 Statistical Methods for Economics.
Computer lab classes for ECN120 Statistical Methods for Economics.