Rasyad Parinduri

Contact

• workRoom EA73 Block E
  Malaysia Campus
  Jalan Broga
  43500 Semenyih
  Selangor Darul Ehsan
  Malaysia
• work+6 (03) 8924 8287
• fax+60 3 8924 8019
• Rasyad.Parinduri@nottingham.edu.my
• http://rasyadparinduri.com/myeconpapers

Biography

Rasyad A. Parinduri is an Associate Professor at the Nottingham School of Economics. He receives his M.A. in Economics from the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor and Ph.D. in Economics from the National University of Singapore. He joins the Nottingham School of Economics in 2022 (previously he taught economics at the Nottingham University Business School). He does research on the intersection of industrial organisation and development economics-on how policies and market changes affect development, competition, labour outcomes, and trade. He has published in, among others, the Oxford Economic Papers, Economics of Education Review, Journal of Development Studies, and World Development.

Teaching Summary

Rasyad teaches econometrics, labour economics, and behavioural economics. The modules are Advanced Labour Economics (ECON3089), Applied Econometrics II (ECON2041), Experimental and Behavioural… read more

Research Summary

Rasyad examines how policies and market changes affect people, households, and firms. In a working paper, for example, he looks at the effects of having children on labour supply in foreign markets.… read more

Selected Publications

• PARINDURI, R.A. and RIYANTO, Y.E., 2012. The impact of the strategic sale of restructured banks: Evidence from Indonesia World Development. 40(3), 446–457.
• PARINDURI, R.A., 2014. Do children spend too much time in schools? Evidence from a longer school year in Indonesia Economics of Education Review. 41, 89-104.
• PARINDURI, R.A., LEE, Y.H. and TIONG, K.M., 2019. The effects of bigger rewards in individual tournaments on efforts and risk taking: Evidence from Chess Oxford Economic Papers. 71(4), 979-995.
• PARINDURI, R. A., 2017. Does Education Improve Health? Evidence from Indonesia Journal of Development Studies. 53(9), 1358-1375.

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Rasyad teaches econometrics, labour economics, and behavioural economics. The modules are Advanced Labour Economics (ECON3089), Applied Econometrics II (ECON2041), Experimental and Behavioural Economics (ECON2025) and Introduction to Microeconomics (ECON1025).

Current Research

Rasyad examines how policies and market changes affect people, households, and firms. In a working paper, for example, he looks at the effects of having children on labour supply in foreign markets. In another, he examines whether land tenure security improves farmers' productivity. Some of his recent journal articles and working papers are as follows:

• Does education increase political participation? Evidence from Indonesia,
• The effects of bigger rewards in individual tournaments on efforts and risk taking: Evidence from chess (with Yoong Hon Lee)
• Does social health insurance help owners of micro- and small firms cope with family hardships? Evidence from Indonesia (with Siew Yee Lau and Yoong Hon Lee)
• The effects of mediums of instruction on educational- and labor market outcomes: Evidence from Malaysia (with Kian Ong).

Access to his work is available on his personal page.

• SAMARAKOON, S. and PARINDURI, R.A., 2024. The effects of social health insurance on women’s healthcare Use: Evidence from Indonesia Singapore Economic Review. 69(3), 1265–1288.
• SARMA, V.J. and PARINDURI, R.A., 2021. Does maternal migration affect spousal labour market decisions? Evidence from Sri Lanka The Singapore Economic Review. Forthcoming.
• PARINDURI, R.A., LEE, Y.H. and TIONG, K.M., 2019. The effects of bigger rewards in individual tournaments on efforts and risk taking: Evidence from Chess Oxford Economic Papers. 71(4), 979-995.
• YOSHINO, N., PARINDURI, R.A. and OISHI, Y., 2019. Attitudes toward land acquisition in Indonesia. In: YOSHINO, N. and PAUL, S., eds., Land acquisition in Asia: Towards a sustainable policy framework Palgrave Macmillan. 57-79
• PARINDURI, R.A., 2019. Does education increase political participation? Evidence from Indonesia Education Economics. 27(6), 645-657.
• BLANCO, C., PARINDURI, R. and PAUL, S., 2018. Trade liberalization, productivity growth, and structural transformation: A synthetic control approach. In: PAUL, S., ed., Kuznets beyond Kuznets: Structural transformation and income inequality in the era of globalization in Asia Asian Development Bank Institute. 76-92.
• ALAM, N. and PARINDURI, R.A., 2017. Do Islamic banks shift from mark-up to equity financing when their contracting environments are improved? Applied Economics Letters. 24(8), 545-548.
• PARINDURI, R. A., 2017. Does Education Improve Health? Evidence from Indonesia Journal of Development Studies. 53(9), 1358-1375.
• LEE, Y.H. and PARINDURI, R.A., 2016. Does the three-point rule make soccer more exciting? Evidence from a regression discontinuity design Journal of Sports Economics. 17(4), 377-395.
• SARMA, V.J. and PARINDURI, R.A., 2016. What happen to children’s education when their parents emigrate? Evidence from Sri Lanka International Journal of Educational Development. 46, 94-102.
• SAMARAKOON, S. and PARINDURI, R.A., 2015. Does education empower women? Evidence from Indonesia World Development. 66, 428-442.
• DABALEN, A., PARINDURI, R.A. and PAUL, S., 2015. The effects of the intensity, timing, and persistence of personal history of mobility on support for redistribution Economics of Transition. 23(3), 565-595.
• PARINDURI, R.A. and THANGAVELU, S.M., 2015. The electronics industry in Malaysia. In: FINDLAY, C., ed., ASEAN and regional free trade agreements Routledge. 256-296.
• SARMA, V.J. and PARINDURI, R.A., 2015. Children and maternal migration: Evidence from exogenous variations in family size Applied Economics Letters. 22(15), 1184-1187
• PARINDURI, R.A. and RIYANTO, Y.E., 2014. Bank ownership and efficiency in the aftermath of financial crises: Evidence from Indonesia Review of Development Economics. 18(1), 93-106.
• PARINDURI, R.A., 2014. Do children spend too much time in schools? Evidence from a longer school year in Indonesia Economics of Education Review. 41, 89-104.
• PARINDURI, R.A., 2014. Family hardship and the growth of micro and small firms in Indonesia Bulletin of Indonesian Economic Studies. 50(1), 53-73.
• PARINDURI, R.A and THANGAVELU, S.M., 2013. Trade liberalization, FTAs and the value of firms: Stock market evidence from Singapore Journal of International Trade and Economic Development. 22(6), 924-941.
• PARINDURI, R.A., 2013. The effect of publishing hospital charges on healthcare costs: Evidence from Singapore Empirical Economics Letters. 12(5), 521-526.
• PARINDURI, R.A. and RIYANTO, Y.E., 2012. The impact of the strategic sale of restructured banks: Evidence from Indonesia World Development. 40(3), 446–457.
• HUR, J., PARINDURI, R.A. and RIYANTO, Y.E., 2011. Cross-border M&A inflows and quality of country governance: Developing vs. developed countries Pacific Economic Review. 16(5), 638–655.
• PARINDURI, R.A. and RIYANTO, Y.E., 2011. Do banks respond to capital requirements? Evidence from Indonesia Applied Financial Economics. 21(9), 651-663.
• RAJAN, R.S., THANGAVELU, S.M. and PARINDURI, R.A., eds., 2008. Exchange rate, monetary and financial issues and policies in Asia World Scientific.