Citation profile for Esmaeil Ebadi

Esmaeil Ebadi : Citation Profile

Gulf University of Science and Technology

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RESEARCH ACTIVITY:

   7 years (2015 - 2022). See details.
   Cites by year: 1
   Journals where Esmaeil Ebadi has often published
   Relations with other researchers
   Recent citing documents: 1.    Total self citations: 1 (11.11 %)

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Authors registered in RePEc who have co-authored more than one work in the last five years with Esmaeil Ebadi.

Is cited by:

Tochkov, Kiril (4)

El-Shagi, Makram (4)

Bahmani-Oskooee, Mohsen (2)

Durmaz, Nazif (2)

Cites to:

Bahmani-Oskooee, Mohsen (22)

HALICIOGLU, Ferda (5)

Takacs, Wendy (3)

Hegerty, Scott (3)

Kara, Orhan (3)

Reinhart, Carmen (2)

Pesaran, Mohammad (2)

shin, yongcheol (2)

juselius, katarina (2)

Johansen, Soren (2)

Narayan, Paresh (2)

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Recent works citing Esmaeil Ebadi (2024 and 2023)

Year	Title of citing document
2023	. Full description at Econpapers \|\| Download paper

Works by Esmaeil Ebadi:

Year	Title	Type	Cited
2020	Comparison of the Marshall-Lerner condition in OECD and Asian countries: new evidence from pooled mean group estimation In: Economics Bulletin. [Full Text][Citation analysis]	article	1
2022	Does the Turbulence of the Stock Market Terrify Consumers? Evidence from a Panel of U.S. States Using Pooled Mean Group Estimation In: Journal of Economics and Econometrics. [Full Text][Citation analysis]	article	1
2021	Does the Turbulence of the Stock Market Terrify Consumers? Evidence from a Panel of U.S. States Using Pooled Mean Group Estimation.(2021) In: EERI Research Paper Series. [Full Text][Citation analysis] This paper has nother version. Agregated cites: 1	paper
2015	Impulse response analysis and Orcutt’s hypothesis in trade In: Empirica. [Full Text][Citation analysis]	article	3
2015	Impulse response analysis and Orcutts hypothesis in trade: evidence from developing countries In: Applied Economics. [Full Text][Citation analysis]	article	3
2016	Have Technological Advances Reduced Response Time of Trade Flows to Changes in the Exchange Rate and Relative Prices? In: The International Trade Journal. [Full Text][Citation analysis]	article	0
2019	Does Government Spending Affect Money Demand in the United States? In: Economic Research Guardian. [Full Text][Citation analysis]	article	0