List of peer-reviewed publications

Shen, T., Payne, C.F., Jahromi, M. (2024), “Dynamics of Health Expectancy: An

introduction to Multiple Multistate Method (MMM)”, Sociological Methods and Research

(in press).

Akhtar, S., Akhtar, F., Jahromi, M., John, K., 2023, “Volatility linkages and value gains from diversifying with Islamic assets”, Journal of International Business Studies 54: 1495-1528. 

Biddle, N. and Jahromi, M., 2023, “Gender differences in the relationship between labour market outcomes and wellbeing”, Economic Record  99(325): 207-237.

Abbasi-Shavazi, A., Biddle, N., Edwards, B. and Jahromi, M., 2022, “Observed effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the life satisfaction, psychological distress and loneliness of Australian carers and non-carers”, International Journal of Care and Caring  6(1-2): 179-209.

Akhtar, S., Jahromi, M. and John, K., 2017, “Impact of interest rate surprises on Islamic and conventional stocks and bonds”, Journal of International Money and Finance 79: 218-231.

Akhtar, S. and Jahromi, M., 2017, “Impact of the global financial crisis on Islamic and conventional stocks and bonds”, Accounting and Finance 57(3): 623-655. [Online Appendix]

Akhtar, S. and Jahromi, M., 2017, “Risk, return and mean-variance efficiency of Islamic and non-Islamic stocks: evidence from a unique Malaysian data set”, Accounting and Finance 57(1): 3-46.

Working papers

Jahromi, M., Meagher, K. (2024), “Risk and returns to education by field of study”, SSRN 

Working Paper.

Bayarjargal, A., Jahromi, M. (2024), “Returns of parental education on children's

development by cultural inheritance and ethnic background”, SSRN Working Paper

(under review).

Shumi, A., Chen, K., Dar, H. and Jahromi, M., 2024, “The Returns of Faith-Based Mandates in Islamic ETF Methodologies”, SSRN Working Paper.

Shen, T., Payne, C. F. and Jahromi, M., 2023, “Dynamics of Health Expectancy: An introduction to Multiple Multistate Method (MMM)”, CEPAR Working Paper.

Jahromi, M., 2021, “Resilience of Islamic and conventional equity markets in turbulent times“, SSRN Working Paper.

Akhtar, S., Akhtar, F., Jahromi, M., John, K., 2017, “Volatility linkages in Islamic and conventional markets”, SSRN Working Paper.

Other publications

Report

Biddle, N., Boyer, C., Gray, M. and Jahromi, M., 2022, “Volunteering in Australia: The Volunteer Perspective”, prepared for Volunteering Australia.

Publication in professional outlet

Biddle, N. and Jahromi, M., 2021, “COVID-19 and working from home in Australia”, International Labor Brief  19(8): 26-43.

Report 

Biddle, N., Gray, M. and Jahromi, M., 2021, “Costing regional and remote education: Report for the National School Resourcing Board”, prepared for the National School Resourcing Board. 

ANU Research Publication 

Biddle, N., Gray, M., Jahromi, M. and Marasinghe, D., 2020, “Changes in paid and unpaid activities during the COVID-19 pandemic: exploring labour supply and labour demand”, CSRM COVID-19 Publications (Australian National University).

Report 

Edwards, B., Jahromi, M., Lording, R., Cuttriss, S. and Biddle, N., 2020, “Evaluation of the Integrated Carer Support Service – Baseline Report”, prepared for the Department of Social Services.

Book chapter

Akhtar, S. and Jahromi, M., 2017, “Quantitative studies of Islamic and conventional assets”, in the “Handbook of empirical research on Islam and economic life” (Edward Elgar Publishing, editor M. Kabir Hassan).