Umar Farooq
Sustainable Development Policy Institute, Government College University Faisalabad, Xi'an Jiaotong University, Pakistan Institute of Development Economics, Capital University of Science and Technology
0000-0002-5772-5243
About
Mr. Umar Farooq is a Ph.D. (applied economics) scholar at the school of economics and finance, Xian Jiaotong University, China. He has recently published papers in peer-reviewed journals including Borsa Istanbul Review, Research in International Business and Finance, Energy, Bulletin of Economic Research, International Review of Administrative Sciences, Journal of Cleaner Production, International Journal of Finance and Economics, and Energy Policy, etc. He is also working as an active reviewer in a number of peer-reviewed journals including the Journal of Sustainable Finance and Investment, SN Business and Economics, International Journal of Finance and Economics, and Environment, Development, and Sustainability. His main research interest includes corporate finance and investment, financial economics, environmental economics, and macroeconomic theory and practices.
Employment
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Sustainable Development Policy Institute2024 - Present
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Capital University of Science and Technology Lecturer2022 - 2024
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Government College University Faisalabad Lecturer2020 - Present
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Centre for Professional Excellence Lecturer2020 - 2020
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CoE, CPEC research assistant2018 - 2018
Education
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Xi'an Jiaotong University PhD (applied economics)2020 - Present
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Pakistan Institute of Development Economics MS (Management Studies-Finance)2017 - 2019
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (102)
- Does asset tangibility mitigate ESG uncertainty? Evidence from corporate financial policy Save
- US equity market volatility spillover effects on economic development in BRICS countries Save
- Assessing the socioeconomic impact of climate vulnerability on regional innovation: role of institutional quality in top 10 innovative countries Save
- ESG uncertainty and global investment inflows: assessing the role of governance in a dynamic panel dataset Save
- Climate Vulnerability and Female Entrepreneurship: Can Banking Sector Development Offset the Risks? Save
- Measuring the Impact of Country-level Governance on Corporate Investment: A New Panel Data Evidence Save
- From ESG uncertainty to cash holding: the pathway through environmental expenditures Save
- Credit with a climate purpose: Does green credit policy accelerate sustainable production in BRICS? Save
- ESG uncertainty and corporate capital investment behavior: the mediating role of environmental expenditures Save
- Impacts of global uncertainty on the trade of information and communication technology goods and services: Evidence from innovative economies Save