DR. TANG TUCK CHEONG
Department of Economics
Faculty of Business and Economics
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Dr. TANG Tuck Cheong joined the Department of Economics and Applied Statistics, Faculty of Business and Economics, Universiti Malaya on February 17, 2014. Prior to this, he first served the School of Business, Monash University Malaysia as tutor in July 2001, and surrendered his senior lecturer post at February 14, 2014. He taught several undergraduate courses. He received his PhD degree in Economics from Monash University, Australia (supervised by Dietrich Karl Fausten) in 2012 which accompanied by Mollie Holman Doctoral Medal. He recorded an impressive volume of articles published in refereed journals to his credit, and presented his research findings in many conferences around the world. The field of his research is open economy macroeconomics including international trade related topics such as imports demand function, sustainability of balance of payments component, and so on. He involves actively in professional services such as the editorial advisory board of Labuan Bulletin of International Business and Finance, International Journal of Management Studies, and as associate editor for Journal of Economic Development. He is regularly invited internationally recognized journals, as reviewer. More casually, he used to ba a collector for collectable toys (i.e transformers, action figures, designer toys, etc), and is a martial artist#Wing Chun.
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Government Spending on Tertiary Education, Knowledge and Technology, and Economic Growth: An Empirical Study |
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Latest Publication
2024
NIGHTTIME LIGHTS OR HAPPINESS: WHICH ONE WOULD A SOCIETY CHOOSE?
2024
Inward foreign direct investment and innovation: Which comes first?
2024
Who moved my candy (sugar)? Happiness or money
2024
Financial Openness and Trade (Real) Openness: Should We Open Up Both Markets?
2008
Malaysian International Trade Issues: An Impressionistic View
2016
Non-Tariff Measures in Malaysia.
2008
Chapter 4: Determinants of Aggregate Import Demand in Bangladesh
2004
Chapter 7: Linking Commercial Bank Lending into Determinants of Price Level in Malaysia.