Salim Rashid
Professor of Economics

Department of Economics, College of LAS

Degrees | Positions | Publications | Honors | Academic Service | Teaching/Research Homepage
Degrees
Ph.D., Yale University, 1976
B.Sc., London School of Economics, 1970.
Positions Held
At the University of Illinois since 1981. Associate head of economics, 1989-1996. Director of graduate studies, 1992-1996. Visiting professor, Bangladesh Institute of Development Studies, Spring 1988. Assistant professor, Dartmouth College, 1977-81.
Recent Publications
"Entrepreneurship and Labour in Bangladesh Industries," with N. Hossain, and "Demographic Issues in Bangladesh," both in Bangladesh Economy, (1994). "The Political Balance of Trade," Research in the History of Economics and Methodology (1994). "The Interpretation of the Balance of Trade," Research in the History of Economic Thought and Methodology (1994).
Honors and Awards
United Nations TOKTEN Fellow, Bangladesh, 1988. World Bank Demand Study, Bangladesh, 1987.
Academic Service
Co-editor, Journal of Asia-Pacific Economy. President of the Association for Economic and Development Studies in Bangladesh, 1990. Member of the Executive Committee of the History of Economics Society. On the International Advisory Board of Bangladesh Development Studies.
Teaching and Research
Teaches courses in economic development and the history of economic thought. Research focuses on money, banking and economic development; religion and economics, especially applications to South and East Asia. Has served as a consultant to the Bangladesh Planning Commission.
 

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