Sajid Anwar

Prof. Sajid Anwar

University of the Sunshine Coast, Sunshine Coast, Australia
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Academic Career Length

36Years (1991-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 January 2010 in Asia Pacific Business Review
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LNLan Phi Nguyen
Lan Phi Nguyen
By making use of a recently released panel dataset that covers 61 provinces of Vietnam from 1996–2005, this study examines the link between foreign direct investment and economic growth. Our analysis, which is based on a simultaneous equations model, reveals that in overall terms a mutually reinforcing two-way linkage between FDI and economic growth exists in Vietnam. However, this is not the case for each and every region of Vietnam. The results presented in this study suggest that the impact of foreign direct investment on economic growth in Vietnam will be larger if more resources are invested in education and training, financial market development and in reducing the technology gap between the foreign and local firms.

1 April 2011 in International Business Review
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LNLan Phi Nguyen
Lan Phi Nguyen

1 August 2011 in Journal of Asian Economics
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3 August 2016 in Economic Change and Restructuring
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Veasna Kheng
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Sizhong Sun
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1 March 2019 in Energy
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ZMZouhair Mrabet
Zouhair Mrabet
MAMouyad Alsamara
Mouyad Alsamara
ASAli Salman Saleh
Ali Salman Saleh
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17 August 2017 in Current Issues in Tourism
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CBCharbel Naji Bassil
Charbel Naji Bassil
ASAli Salman Saleh
Ali Salman Saleh
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Using a seemingly unrelated regression (SUR) model, this paper examines the impact of domestic and transnational terrorism on tourism demand (as measured by visitor arrivals) to Lebanon, Turkey and Israel. The distinguishing feature of this paper is that we use a dynamic framework that takes into account (i) the intensity of terrorism and (ii) the associated spillover effects. The empirical results, based on monthly data from 1995 to 2007, reveal that terrorism in one country affects visitor arrivals not only to that country but also to other countries. We find that tourists view Lebanese and Turkish tourism markets as substitutes. Terrorism in Israel, of all types (i.e. domestic or transnational) and intensities, affects visitor arrivals to Lebanon and Turkey. In overall terms, terrorism has a much larger negative impact on visitor arrivals to Lebanon.