Ms. Mahnaz Aftabi Atique [Mzq] | North South University

Full Time Faculty
Senior Lecturer

MA in Economics, University of British Columbia, Canada

Phone: +880-2-55668200 Ext-
Email: mahnaz.atique@northsouth.edu
Office: NAC 821

About

Mahnaz Aftabi Atique is a senior lecturer at the School of Business and Economics, North South University. She completed her undergraduation from North South University with a major in Economics. Afterwards, she completed her M.A in Economics from Vancouver School of Economics at University of British Columbia.

Before opting for teaching, she has worked as a Business Consultant in Katalyst-Swisscontact and as a Research Associate in Keystone Business Support Company Ltd. She was involved in various World Bank, Asian Development Bank, DFID, IFC projects that focused on development sectors of Bangladesh. Her research interest lies in Development Economics, Institutional Economics and Macro Economics.

Selected Publications

Amin, S.B. & Atique, M.A. (2020).'The Nexus among Tourism. Urbanization and CO2 Emission in South Asia: A Panel Analysis', Tourism and Hospitality Management, Vol 27(1):63-82 DOI:10.20867/thm.27.1.5

Goswami, G. G., Barai, M. K., Atique, M. A., & Rahman, M. (2023). Did Remittance Inflow in Bangladesh Follow the Gravity Path during COVID-19?. Economies, 11(11), 285.

Goswami, G. G., Chowdhury, M. H., Rahman, M., & Atique, M. A. (2024). Australian Tourist Flow: A Gravity Model Approach. Sustainability, 16(13), 5740.

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Educational Qualifications

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Academic Experience

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Corporate Experience

Business Consultant

Capitalization, Katalyst, Swiss Contact

Courses

Introduction to Micro Economics (Eco 101)

Introduction to Macro Economics (Eco 104)

Introduction to Statistics (Eco 172)

Applied Statistics (Eco 173)

Introduction to Econometrics (Eco 372)

Applied Mathematics I (Eco 134)

Applied Mathematics II (Eco 244)

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Research Interests

Energy Economics, Tourism Economics, Applied Micro Economics