Nahid Khan Saba

Resourceful Graduate Research Assistant, passionate about advancing knowledge in Political Economy, Applied Macroeconomics, Development Economics,Quantitative Economics and Data Analytics through high quality research. Self motivated teacher of Mathematics and Economics with excellent communication, planning and problem solving skills.

• Research Paper on " Does Micro Finance Really Work? Evidence from Developing Countries" for Masters Research Project.
• Using the STATA software and 'Fixed Effect' approach, it has been proved that MFI activities does not create significant impact in developing nations.
• A survey on , " Relationship between income deficit and loan in Mollargoan, Sylhet" for undergraduate research methodology course.
• A survey on " Energy Consumption of rural people at Badhaghat, Sylhet" for undergraduate project analysis course.

• "From Red Tape to Red States: Why Companies are Fleeing Blue States for Red States and What Alabama Can Do to Improve its Economic Conditions", a program of

       the American Institute of Economic Research and Johnson Center for Political Economy at Troy University

• "National Conference on Bangladesh Development Perspective"- organized by Department of Economics, SUST.
• A Seminar on Waste Management - organized by Asian Center for Development, Dhaka.
• Participant and Winner at "Interdepartmental Debate Tournaments" since 2016 to 2019
• Participant and organizer at "Planchette Debate Programs" since 2016 to 2019

• Data Analysis
• Academic Presentations
• Questionnaire Development
• Literature Review
• Debating
• Contemporary Politics
• Political History
• Column Writing in Newspaper