Department of Economics

Ramsha Saleem

Ramsha Saleem
Ramsha Saleem

Assistant Professor

Department of Economics
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Experience

  • October, 2011 - To Date, Assistant Professor of Economics, LCWU.
  • June, 2007 – October, 2011, Assistant Professor of Economics, The Islamia University of Bahawalpur
  • February, 2005 – June, 2007, Lecturer in Economics, The Islamia University of Bahawalpur


Graduate Students/ Postdocs/Undergraduate Students/ Honour Students

  • Hafsa Batool (2010-2012): Socio Economics Determinants of Women Status: A case study of Sargodha District, Punjab, Pakistan (Completed)
  • Ezzah Batool (2011-2013): Relationship between Poverty and Literacy Rate in Pakistan, India and Bangladesh (Completed)
  • Hira Khan (2012-2014) Determinants of Exchange Rate in Pakistan. (Completed)
  • Zainab Tariq (2012-2014): Urbanization, Industrialization and Economic Growth in Pakistan (Completed)
  • Farah Zahid (2013-2015): Impact of Human Capital upon Economic Growth in Pakistan (Completed)
  • Amna Fayyaz (2017-2019): Impact of Health Indicators upon Total Factor Productivity: A case study of selected Asian countries. (Continued)
  • Sidra Azam (2018-2020): (Continued)
  • Tahira Siddique (2018-2020): (Continued)

Service Activity

  • Teaching different courses of Economics to undergraduate students in Fall semester 2019.

  • Admission coordinator for BS(Hons) Economics

  • Laptop Coordinator for Economics Department

  • Member BOS

  • Coordinator for BS(IV) in Economics Department

Brief Statement of Research Interest

Case studies based on primary data, International Trade and Human Resource Economics

Publications

  • Saddique, T., Saleem, R., Ullah, A., & Amjad, M. (2024). The moderating role of per capita income in energy consumption-poverty nexus: empirical evidence from Pakistan. Journal of Asian and African Studies, 59(1), 222-246.
  • Saleem, R., Naeem Nawaz, S. M., Nasim, F.-u. H., Bhatti, M. A., & Nawaz, M. A. (2024). Multifaceted factors and indices contributing towards malnutrition (underweight) among children residing in Cholistan desert, Punjab, Pakistan. Quality & Quantity, 58(5), 4603-4626.
  • Saleem, R., Azam, S., & Hashmi, A. H. (2024). COVID-19 and its global economic effects: Erstwhile and afterwards. In Post-Pandemic Economy, Technology, and Innovation (pp. 1-47). Apple Academic Press.
  • Nawaz, S., Kamran, S., Saleem, R., Ali, M., & Asad, N. (2023). Impact of Commodity Concentration and Geographical Concentration upon Export instability in Pakistan. Zagreb International Review of Economics & Business, 26(2), 21-47.
  • Saleem, R., Nawaz, S. M. N., Hussain, A., & Saleem, R. (2023). Perception of Employees Regarding Employment Opportunities Created under CPEC: A Case Study of Coal Fire and Solar Project in Punjab, Pakistan. Pakistan Journal of Economic Studies (PJES), 6(3), 245-254.
  • Saddique, T., Saleem, R., Ullah, A., & Bukhari, A. A. A. (2023). Exploring the impact of energy consumption on poverty in Pakistan: evidence from the asymmetric ARDL approach. Environmental Science and Pollution Research, 30(57), 120250-120265.
  • Saleem, R., Saleem, R., & Awan, A. G. (2022). A nexus between devaluation and inflation in Pakistan. Pakistan Business Review, 23(4), 417-434.
  • Saleem, R., Nasreen, S., & Azam, S. (2022). Role of financial inclusion and export diversification in determining green growth: evidence from SAARC economies. Environmental Science and Pollution Research, 29(40), 60327-60340.
  • Hussain, A., Saleem, R., Bhatti, M. A., & Ibraheem, R. (2022). Stronger Bonds versus Weaker Perceptions: Job Opportunities to be Created by CPEC and the Pakistan Workforce's Potential to Benefit. Pakistan Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, 10(2), 771-782.
  • Firdous, A., Saleem, R., & Soharwardi, M. A. (2021). The Nexus Between Financial Liberalization and Private Investment: An Econometric Analysis from Pakistan: A Case Study of Pakistan. Pakistan Business Review, 22(4).
  • Syed Muhammad Imran, R. S., Hafeez Ur Rehman. (2021). The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Firm Performance: Firm-Level Evidence from Pakistan Stock Exchange. International Journal of Innovation, Creativity and Change, 15(8, 2021).
  • Saleem, R., Hashmi, A. A., Batool, H., & Naeem, M. (2021). Income Diversification by Agro-Pastoralists in Cholistan Desert Punjab, Pakistan. Pakistan Business Review, 130.
  • Saleem, R., Hussain, A., & Ibraheem, R. (2020). Banking Industry Specific Determinants of Financial Distress: Empirical Evidence from ASEAN Countries. iRASD Journal of Economics, 2(2), 113-123.
  • Ahmad, N., Batul, E., & Saleem, R. (2019). The long run and short run relationship between poverty and literacy rate in Pakistan. Pakistan Business Review, 20(4), 875-885.
  • Saleem, R., & Fatima, A. (2018). Enhancing Economic Development through Vocational Education: Insights from Pakistan. Journal of Business and Economic Options, 1(4), 106-112.
  • Fatima, A., & Saleem, R. (2016). The impact of vocational education on economic growth of Pakistan. Bulletin of Business and Economics (BBE), 5(2), 83-91.
  • Nasir, J. A., Akhtar, M., & Salim, R. (2007). Measuring and modeling the domestic empowerment of rural women in Pakistan. Journal of Statistics, 14.
  • Saleem, R. (2006). Demographic Characteristics and Women's Status in Cholistan. South Asian Studies, 21(2), 81-134.

Research Grants and Contracts.

  • Research study for CPEC Projects under title “Job opportunities to be created by CPEC and Pakistan’s manpower to benefit” Funded By Center of Excellence, PIDE, Islamabad, Pakistan with an award of RS=250,000/
  • Evaluation of socio-economic conditions of women in Cholistani & their role in natural resource management funded by WWF-Pakistan, with an award of RS=100,000/

Selected Professional Presentations

  1. “Job opportunities to be created by CPEC and Pakistan’s manpower to benefit” was presented in CIMAS-2019 2nd International conference on Contemporary Issues in Management & Administrative Sciences March 26-28, 2019

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