Mohammad Alauddin

Mohammad Alauddin is a faculty member at the School of Economics, University of Queensland, Australia. His work spans agricultural economics, environmental economics, and development economics, with a focus on Bangladesh and South Asia.

• PhD and extensive research in rice productivity, climate change adaptation, and sustainable agricultural systems.
• Contributions to education economics through empirical analysis of student evaluations and teaching effectiveness.

Research trends from his publications include:

• Climate change impacts on agriculture (rice, wheat) and adaptation strategies.
• Econometric modeling of productivity, resource allocation, and policy implications.
• Sustainable development goals (SDG2, SDG6) and their intersection with agricultural practices.

He collaborates with scholars like Clement Tisdell, Md. Abdur Rashid Sarker, and Temesgen Kifle, often addressing policy dimensions in South Asia.