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Reshad Ahsan

  • Lecturer
  • University of Melbourne

Roles

Researchers

Reshad N Ahsan is a Lecturer (Assistant Professor) in Economics at the University of Melbourne. He joined the department in November 2010 after completing his Ph.D. in Economics at Syracuse University in May 2010. Reshad’s primary areas of research are international trade and development economics. His recent research has been at the interface of trade, labour and development. His past work has focused on the impact of trade liberalisation on unemployment and labour bargaining power in India as well as the impact of trade on firm productivity. His work has been published in top field journals, namely the Journal of International Economics and the Journal of Development Economics.

Projects

Political strikes and its impacts on trade: Evidence from Bangladeshi transaction-level export data

Kazi Iqbal, Reshad Ahsan 31 Dec 2014
Project

All contributions

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Political strikes and its impact on trade: Evidence from Bangladeshi transaction-level export data (May 2015)

Reshad Ahsan, Kazi Iqbal
Working paper
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Political Strikes and its Impacts on Trade (October 2014)

Reshad Ahsan, Kazi Iqbal
Working paper
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DATASET - Political Strikes and its Impacts on Trade: Evidence from Bangladeshi Transaction-Level Export Data

Kazi Iqbal, Reshad Ahsan
Publication