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Muhammad Ibrahim Khan

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Birmingham City University

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Muhammad Ibrahim Khan is an Associate Professor at Birmingham City University in the UK. His research areas include sustainability, informal venture capital, corporate risk management, and capital structure dynamics, particularly in the context of Asian emerging markets and G7 countries. He has published extensively on topics such as environmental taxes, firm performance, and the effects of oil prices on financial markets.

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Open Date: 2012-01-01

Close Date: 2016-01-01

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Fahad Sultan

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University of Ulster

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Birmingham City University

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From Informality to Green Development: How the Shadow Economy Affects Green Finance, Green Innovation and Green Trade

Shadow economy and ecological footprint: the moderating role of environmental taxes

From shadow to sustainability: How informality, environmental taxes, and green innovation reshape carbon and biodiversity futures in the G7 countries

Green finance and ecological outcomes: a quantile approach to biodiversity and carbon emissions in OECD countries

Informal venture capital in emerging economies: a case of Pakistan

Is Bowman’s paradox an empirical artifact? Evidence from Asian emerging countries

Does corporate risk management lead to risk mitigation and firm performance? Evidence from Asian emerging markets

Categories and Institutional Change: Contesting the Uncontested Space Through National Rankings

Capital structure dynamics of <i>Shariah</i>-compliant vs noncompliant firms: evidence from Pakistan

Capital structure dynamics of Shariah-compliant vs noncompliant firms: evidence from Pakistan

Does prospect theory explain Bowman's paradox in Asian emerging markets?

The Conundrum of Oil Prices, Stock Returns and Exchange Rate

Reassessing the Impact of Risk Management Capabilities on Firm Value: A Stakeholders Perspective

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