Dr. Saima Sajid, Universiti Utara Malaysia, and GC Women University, Pakistan
Dr. Saima Sajid, a distinguished economist from Pakistan, has dedicated her career to analyzing macroeconomic factors influencing labor markets, trade, and gender equality. With a Ph.D. in Economics from Universiti Utara Malaysia, her research focuses on dynamic interactions between institutional quality, economic complexity, and sustainable development in emerging economies. Dr. Sajid’s academic and professional journey includes impactful teaching roles and significant contributions to globally recognized journals. Currently an Assistant Professor at Government College Women University, Sialkot, she is a passionate educator and researcher, committed to advancing economic insights for societal betterment.
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Evaluation of Dr. Saima Sajid for the “Research for Best Researcher Award”
Summary of Suitability
Dr. Saima Sajid’s academic achievements, research focus, and prolific publication record make her a strong candidate for the “Research for Best Researcher Award.” Her research primarily addresses critical socio-economic issues, including female labor force participation, economic complexity, and macroeconomic challenges. These themes hold substantial relevance in today’s global economic and development discourse.
Her academic journey is marked by consistent excellence, including a Ph.D. in Economics from University Utara Malaysia, where her thesis examined the impact of macroeconomic factors on female labor participation in developing countries, a topic of both scholarly and practical importance. This foundation is further reinforced by her M.Phil. and Master’s degrees in Economics, reflecting her strong command of her discipline.
Education
Dr. Sajid holds a Ph.D. in Economics (2017–2021) from Universiti Utara Malaysia, where her research examined macroeconomic factors affecting female labor force participation in D8 countries. She completed her M.Phil in Economics (2009–2013) from the University of Gujrat, exploring trade openness and gender equality. Her Master’s in Economics (2004–2006) from Fatima Jinnah Women University focused on stock market efficiency. A Bachelor of Arts from Govt Postgraduate College, Mandi Bahauddin, laid the foundation for her academic journey, shaped by mentorship from esteemed supervisors and a commitment to addressing critical economic challenges.
Professional Experience
Dr. Sajid is an Assistant Professor at Govt. College Women University, Sialkot (2021–present), where she inspires students through research-driven teaching. Previously, she served as a Lecturer in Economics at Gabriel College (2013–2016) and Atlas Commerce College (2008–2012). As a Teaching Assistant at Govt Postgraduate College, she honed her instructional skills. Beyond academia, her role as a field enumerator in PIDE’s PPHS-2010 initiative reflects her versatility and engagement in empirical research.
Awards and Recognition
Dr. Sajid’s accolades include publishing extensively in high-impact journals, including Scopus Q1 and Q2-rated platforms. Her work has received international recognition for advancing understanding in economics, institutional quality, and gender equality. Notable achievements include exploring sustainable development in South Asia and receiving commendations for her scholarly contributions to economic policy analysis. Her research continues to influence academic discourse globally, fostering innovations in economic complexity and trade.
Research Skills On Economics
Dr. Sajid is adept in econometrics, macroeconomic modeling, and institutional analysis, with expertise in linking economic complexity to development indicators. Her skills span qualitative and quantitative methods, ensuring robust research outcomes. Focused on gender economics, sustainable policies, and trade dynamics, her work integrates interdisciplinary approaches to address pressing global challenges, particularly in developing nations. Proficient in academic writing and data analysis, she excels in presenting actionable insights for policy and academia.
Publication Top Notes
Political economy of gender equality: Case study of Pakistan
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- Author: S Sajid
- Citation: International Journal of Gender and Women’s Studies 2 (2), 309-340
- Year: 2014
- Citations: 15
Does trade openness boost gender equality in employment: A case of D8 countries
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- Authors: S Sajid, S Ullah
- Citation: Journal of Asian Development Studies 3 (2), 85-104
- Year: 2014
- Citations: 9
The effectiveness of anti-money laundering legislation in Islamic banking of Pakistan: Experts’ opinion
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- Authors: SSU Hassan, MA Hussain, S Sajid
- Citation: Journal of Money Laundering Control 25 (1), 135-149
- Year: 2022
- Citations: 6
Economic Growth, Female Labor Force Participation and Interacting Role of Education in Developing 8 Countries: A Sustainable Development Policy Perspective
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- Authors: S Sajid, N Abdullah, AR Chik
- Citation: Psychology and Education 58 (1), 5263-5272
- Year: 2021
- Citations: 5
Does trade openness advance gender equality in education: A case of D8 countries
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- Author: S Sajid
- Citation: Stud 7 (3)
- Year: 2018
- Citations: 4
The Dynamic Relationship Between Financial Development and Economic Complexity in Pakistan
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- Author: SS Maryam Arooj
- Citation: Journal of Contemporary Macroeconomic Issues 3 (2), 30-43
- Year: 2022
- Citations: 2
The legal and psychological challenges of female prisoners in Pakistan
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- Authors: SSU Hassan, A Zameer, SZ Haider, S Sajid
- Citation: Pakistan Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences 11 (2), 2481-2490
- Year: 2023
- Citations: 1
Infrastructure Index and Female Labor Force Participation in Developing-8 Countries: A Demand Side Approach
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- Authors: S Sajid, NB Abdullah, AR Chik
- Citation: Hamdard Islamicus 43 (2), 1055-1081
- Year: 2020
- Citations: 1