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Department of Accounting, Economics and Finance

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Jamal Husein

Jamal Husein

Associate Professor of Economics

Office: Rassman 252
Telephone: (325) 942-2046, Ext. 284
E-mail: jamal.husein@angelo.edu
Education: Ph.D., Utah State University
MBA, University of New Haven
B.Sc., Yarmouk University

Courses Taught:

Econ 2301 (Principles of Macroeconomics)
Econ 2302 (Principles of Microeconomics)
Econ 4307 (International Economics)
Econ 3331 (Comarative Economic Systems)
FIN 3360 (Money And Banking)

Awards and Grants:

 

 

2007 Professor of the Year, Awarded by ASU Student Government Association

Incorporating Technology in Undergraduate Economic Courses. ASU technology Grant,
Summer 2003.

Faculty Innovation Grant, Spring 2008.

Publications:

Export-Led Growth Hypothesis: A Multivariate Cointegration and Causality
Evidence For Jordan, The Journal of Developing Areas, Vol. 42, No.1.

Traditional Export Demand Relation For Jordan: A Cointegration and
Parameter Constancy Analysis, International Journal of
Applied Econometrics and Quantitative Studies, Vol. 5-2. July-December 2008.

An Econometric Estimation of the Aggregate Import Demand Function
for Turkey: Some Further Evidence (with Dr. Murat Kara),
The Empirical Economics Letters, Vol. 7 Number 7, 2008
.

Presentations:

Foreign Aid and the Government Fiscal Behavior: The Jordanian Case. The 11th
Annual Meeting of the American Society of Business and Behavioral Sciences
“ASBBS Proceedings, 2004”, Las Vegas, Nevada, February, 2004.

Work in Progress

Reexamining the Validity of the Export-Led Growth Hypothesis in the MENA
Region: A Multivariate Cointegration, Causality and Stability Analysis.

Long Run Equilibrium Between Exports and Imports: Evidence from Eight MENA Countries.

Aid Led Growth Hypothesis: Time Series Evidence From Egypt, Israel, and Jordan