Nobinkhor Kundu

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Nobinkhor Kundu

Associate Professor

Comilla University
Comilla University
Cumilla-3506, Bangladesh

nobinkundu@cou.ac.bd
+880 1911 662 226

Nobinkhor Kundu is an Associate Professor in the Department of Economics at Comilla University, Cumilla, Bangladesh. Kundu received the Bangladesh Prime Minister Fellowship (BPMF) in 2018 to carry out his postgraduation academic degree in International Finance from the University of Dundee, United Kingdom, and has also achieved Bachelor of Science and Master of Science in Economics from the University of Jahangirnagar, Bangladesh. Kundu has received professional training in economic forecasting, CGE modelling, and trade policy analysis. Kundu’s areas of interest are macroeconomic policy, trade, open-macroeconomics, energy, and climate change issues. Kundu has worked quite extensively in applied economics, especially assessing the impacts of macroeconomic policies, trade modeling, remittance dynamics, and bank modeling using EVIEWS, STATA, R, and DEA analysis. Kundu conducted several workshops and trainings on forecasting techniques, data envelopment analysis (DEA), data management and application of Stata, and basic operations and application of Eviews. Kundu has twelve years of experience in teaching macroeconomics, international trade, and open-macroeconomics at Comilla University and has conducted several research projects.

M.Fin University of Dundee International Finance 2019-2020
M.Sc University of Jahangirnagar Economics 2004-2005
B.Sc (Hon's) University of Jahangirnagar Economics 2000-2004
H.S.C Jessore Board Science 1998-1999
S.S.C Jessore Board Science 1996-1997

Department of Economics, Comilla University, Bangladesh
Associate Professor
November 2020 - November 2020


Department of Economics, Comilla University, Bangladesh
Assistant Professor
May 2013 - November 2013


Department of Economics, Comilla University, Bangladesh
Lecturer
August 2010 - May 2010


Department of Economics, Bangladesh University of Business & Technology, Bangladesh
Lecturer
August 2009 - July 2009


1. Sustainable Quality of Life of Urban Slum Dwellers in Bangladesh: Evidence from Dhaka City.

2021
Chiang Mai University Journal of Economics, Vol. 25, No. 1, pp. 62-76


2. Empirical Approach to Financial Ratios of Commercial Banks: A Data Envelopment Analysis

2021
Journal of Green Business School, Green University of Bangladesh. Vol.2, No.1, pp. 47-66. ISSN: 2522-7297.


3. Long-run Effect of Budget Deficits on Interest Rates in Bangladesh: Dynamic Specification

2019
Comilla University Journal of Social Sciences, Comilla University, Bangladesh. Vol.2, No.1, pp. 91-108. ISSN: 2663-2659.


4. Does Technical Progress Affect the Flow of Workers’ Remittances in Bangladesh?


Janata Bank Journal of Money, Finance and Development, Vol. 5, No. 1, pp. 159-186. ISSN: 2409-3998.


5. Effect of the Global Financial Crisis on Trade Balance of Bangladesh with BRICS Countries: A Static Panel Data Analysis.

2018
Bank Parikrama- A Journal of Banking and Finance, BIBM, Bangladesh. Vol. XLIII, No.1-4, pp. 135-157. ISSN: 1019-7044.


6. What Drives Workers’ Remittances Flow of Bangladesh? A Dynamic Panel Data Analysis


The Jahangirnagar University Journal of Business Research, IBA-JU, Bangladesh. Vol. 19, No.1, pp. 29-51. ISSN: 1681-9748.


SAU Annual Economists’ Conference’ 2018

February 2018
Paper titled: Should Bangladesh be integrated with Trans-Pacific Partnership? A Dynamic Panel Data Analysis, New Delhi, India.


SANEM Annual Economists’ Conference’ 2018

February 2018
Indispensable to Factors Affecting Quality of Universal Primary Education: A Case of Comilla, at BRAC Centre Inn Auditorium, Dhaka, Bangladesh.


SANEM Annual Economists’ Conference’ 2017

February 2017
What Drives Workers’ Remittances Flow of Bangladesh? A Dynamic Panel Data Analysis, at BRAC Centre Inn Auditorium, Mohakhali, Dhaka. February 18-19, 2017.


Analysis of Economic Growth, Macroeconomics Variables, Trade Models, Capital Flows, Exchange Rate Regimes, Monetary Policy   , Economic Integration, Emerging Market Economies, Forecasting, Energy, and Climate Change Issues.