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Sélection de
publications parues durant la période 2011-2017 (par ordre
chronologique récent) 1/ Cherni, Abdelbaki
and Sana Essaber Jouini
(2017) An ARDL approach to the CO2 emissions, renewable energy and economic
growth nexus: Tunisian evidence, International Journal of Hydrogen Energy,
42, pages 19056-19066. 2/ Daldoul, Manel,
Ahlem Dakhlaoui, Abdessalem Abbsassi et Nihel Ben Khalifa (2017)
4ème Conférence
Internationale des Energies Renouvelables
(CIER-2016) Proceedings of
Engineering and Technology – PET Vol.14, pp.15 - 22. 3/ Essaber Jouini,
Sana and Etidel Labidi
(2017) Empirical Analysis of the Relationship between Energy Consumption, CO2
Emissions and Economic Growth in Tunisia, International Journal of Service
Science, Management, Engineering, and Technology, Vol. 8, Issue 2. 4/ Labidi, Etidel
and Tahar Abdessalem
(2017) An econometric analysis of the household direct rebound effects for
electricity consumption in Tunisia, Energy Strategy Reviews, pages 1-12. 5/ Talbi, Besma
(2017) CO2 emissions reduction in road transport sector in Tunisia, Renewable
and Sustainable Energy Reviews, Volume 69, March 2017, Pages 232-238. --------------- 6/ Ben Jemaa, Mohamed Mekki (2016) Risk sharing vs risk bearing and shifting: Evidence from conventional
and Islamic banks of Mena region using Meta frontier directional distance
functions, Economics research Forum WP Series N° 1042, pages 1-21. 7/ Ben Brahim, Mehdi
(2016) Determinants of
contribution density of the Tunisian pension system: a cross sectional
analysis, Economics research Forum WP Series, N°1005, pages 1-20. 8/ T.Abdessalem and H.Chekki Cherni (2016): “Macroeconomic
effects of pension reforms in the context of ageing populations: Overlapping
generations model simulations for Tunisia” Middle East development
Journal (MEDJ) Volume 8, Issue 1, 2016, pp.84-108. 9/ Cherni, Houyème 2016) Recul
de l’âge légal de départ à la retraite et
emploi des jeunes: Estimations économétriques pour la Tunisie,
International journal of business and economic strategy( UBES) 4,
1-5 10/ Dahkalaoui, Ahlem
et Manel daldoul
(2016) Public transport demand:
dynamic panel model analysis, Springer science, 43, 491-505. 11/ Dahkalaoui, Ahlem
et Manel daldoul
(2016) Decomposition of carbon
dioxide from highway transportation in Tunisia, International journal of
global energy issues, 39, pages 432-443. 12/ Dahkalaoui, Ahlem
et Manel daldoul
(2016) Analysis of transportation
carbon emissions reduction ability in Tunisia, International journal of
sustainable development. 13/ Jouini Jamel
(2016) Financial contagion
between the US and selected developed and emerging countries: the case of the
subprime crisis, The Quarterly Review of Economics and Finance, 61, pages
14-28. 14/ Jouini Jamel
(2016) Market integration between
conventional and Islamic stock price, The North American Journal of Economics
and Finance, 37, pages 436-457. 15/ Nabi, Mahmoud
Sami (2016) Revisting equity and debt : Access to
finance and economic inefficiency, International Review of Economic. 16/ Talbi Besma
(2016) CO2 emissions reduction in road transport sector in Tunisia, Renewable
and Sustainable Energy Reviews. --------------- 17/ Nabi, Mahmoud
Sami (2015) “Equity-Financing, Income Inequality and Capital
Accumulation”, Economic Modelling, Volume 46,
April 2015, pages 322–333. 18/ Talbi, B. (2015). Energy Consumption and
Economic Growth in MENA: An Analysis Using the Bounds Testing Approach to Cointegration. Bulletin of Energy Economics, 3(3),
146-155. --------------- 19/ Ben Djemaa, M., I. Ben Abdelkader et S.Hathroubi
(2014) “Microfinance Institutions’ Efficiency in the MENA region:
a Bootstrap-DEA approach, Research Journal of Finance and Accounting, Vol.5,
No.6, 2014, 179-191. 20/
El Elj, M. et B. Abassia
(2014) "The determinants of innovation: an empirical analysis in Egypt,
Jordan, Syria and Turkey," Canadian Journal of Development Studies,
http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/02255189.2014.934787 21/Talbi, Besma et Duc Khuong Nguten
(2014) An Empirical Analysis of Energy Demand in Tunisia, Economics Bulletin,
2014, Vol. 34 No. 1 pp. 452-458. --------------- 22/- Dakhlaoui, A. (2013) "Production
cost asymmetry, minimum access and reciprocal dumping, Canadian journal of
agricultural economics". 23/ Nabi, M.S., et T. Rajhi
(2013) "Banking Emergence, Contract Enforcement and Endogenous
Growth,” International Review of Economics, Volume 60, Issue 1, Page 83-100. --------------- 24/- Rouached, L. (2013) "Foreign
direct investment and training in the host country :the tariff-jumping
argument revisited," International trade journal, p-36-62. --------------- 25/- Amiri K., Dakhlaoui
A. et Talbi B. (2012) "Climate Components and
Economic Growth in Tunisia: Cointegration and
Causality", Australian Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences, vol. 6(9),
pp. 171-177. --------------- 26/ Abdessalem, T., (2011) Scope, relevance
and challenges of financing higher education: The case of Tunisia, PROSPECTS,
Springer, March 2011, Volume 41, Issue 1, pp 135-155. 27/ Abdessalem, T. et N. Chouaibi
(2011) A macroeconomic analysis of electricity consumption in Tunisia: energy
policy implications, International Journal of Environment and Sustainable
Development, Volume 10, Number 4,
396-416. 28/- Nabi, M.S. et M.O. Suliman
(2011) "Credit rationing, Interest Rates and Capital Accumulation,"
Economic Modelling, Volume 28, Issue 6, November
2011, Pages 2359-2876. 29/- Nabi, M.S., et Ndiame
Diop (2011) "Capital Mobility and the Optimal
Monetary Policy Rule: A Tunisian Case Study" In David Cobham and Mongi Boughzala (eds.): Inflation Targeting in MENA Countries,
Palgrave Macmillan, August 2011. Année 2009
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