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Saint Louis University → Richard A. Chaifetz School of Business → Boeing Institute of International Business

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Journal articles

2016

  1. Mamoun Benmamoun & Seung H. Kim & Morris Kalliny & Kevin Lehnert, 2016, "The spillover effect of international trade and investment flows: spotlight on Arab unrest," Journal of Developing Areas, Tennessee State University, College of Business, volume 50, issue 2, pages 59-76, April-Jun.

2013

  1. Mamoun Benmamoun & Kevin Lehnert, 2013, "Financing Growth: Comparing The Effects Of Fdi, Oda, And International Remittances," Journal of Economic Development, Chung-Ang Unviersity, Department of Economics, volume 38, issue 2, pages 43-65, June.

Software components

2006

  1. Mamoun BenMamoun, 2006, "TCOD: Stata module to perform Gloudemans' COD tolerance tests," Statistical Software Components, Boston College Department of Economics, number S456735, revised 02 Oct 2006.
  2. Mamoun BenMamoun, 2006, "CODCI: Stata module to calculate Bonett-Seier's Confidence Interval for the COD," Statistical Software Components, Boston College Department of Economics, number S456766, revised .
  3. Mamoun BenMamoun, 2006, "FPRANK: Stata module to compute Two-Sample Fligner-Policello Robust Rank Order Test," Statistical Software Components, Boston College Department of Economics, number S456739, revised 19 Feb 2010.
  4. Mamoun BenMamoun, 2006, "SRATIO: Stata module to calculate ratio study statistics," Statistical Software Components, Boston College Department of Economics, number S456734, revised 22 Jun 2006.

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