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NAQVI Asjad, Ph.D

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Asjad NAQVI
Asjad NAQVI

Rese­arch Group Leader, Post-Doc.

syed.ali.asjad.naqvi@wu.ac.at
+43-(0)1- 31336 ext. 5753
+43-(0)1- 31336 90 5753

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D5.3.036
Welthandelsplatz 1/D5/level 3
1020 Vienna, Austria

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Research Interest

  • Ecological Economics

  • National System of Accounts

  • Agent-based modeling

  • Stock-flow consistent modeling

  • Migration

  • Distributions

Current Projects

  • Microbe Literacy

Recent Publications

  • Naqvi, A. and Rehm, M. (2014). A multi-agent model of a low income economy: Simulating the distributional effects of natural disasters. Journal of Economic Interaction and Coordination.

  • Naqvi, A. and Rehm, M. (2014). Simulating Natural Disasters – A Complex Systems Framework.  IEEE Conference on Computational Intelligence for Financial Engineering (CIFEr), London, UK.

  • Naqvi, A. (2014). Production, Energy, and Emissions: A Stock-flow consistent framework for policy analysis. WWWforEurope working paper.

  • Bennett, D., Naqvi, A., and Schmidt W-P. Learning, Hygiene and Traditional Medicine: Lessons from a Randomized Experiment. University of Chicago Working Paper.

  • Cheema, A., Naseer, F., Naqvi, A., Siddiqi, B. (2014). Colonial Village Institutions, Path Dependence and Public Good Provision: Do Peasant Republics serve better than Feudal Estates. Forthcoming.

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