Code & data

Publicly available replication materials associated with my publications. Full citations, coauthors and DOI links appear on the Publications page.

Replication files

• Idle Monetary Policy? Evidence from Monetary Policy Shocks for Pakistan (2026) — Narrative monetary-policy shocks and quarterly transmission estimates; Python and Stata files. Code & data (Mendeley).
• Taking the Highway or the Green Road? Conditional Temperature Forecasts under Alternative SSP Scenarios (2026) — MATLAB code and data for SSP-conditional forecasts, counterfactuals and forecast evaluation. Replication files (GitHub).
• GMM Model Averaging Using Higher Order Approximations (2025) — GMM model-averaging research archive. Replication files (GitHub).
• LAMP, Informality and Monetary Growth Rules in an Emerging Economy (2025) — Data and model replication material for an emerging-economy DSGE analysis. Code & data (Mendeley).
• Predicting Tail Risks and the Evolution of Temperatures (2024) — Public archive containing replication material and a paper PDF. Replication files (GitHub).
• Institutional Arrangements and Inflation Bias (2023) — Dynamic heterogeneous-panel research archive. Replication files (GitHub).
• Partial Dollarization and Financial Frictions in Emerging Economies (2023) — Emerging-economy DSGE model archive. Replication files (GitHub).
• Individual Incentives and Workers’ Contracts (2021) — Field-experiment research archive. Replication files (GitHub).
• The Cost Channel Reconsidered (2010) — Identification-robust cost-channel research archive. Replication files (GitHub).
• An Estimated DSGE Model of the Indian Economy (2012) — DSGE model archive accompanying the Oxford Handbook chapter. Replication files (GitHub).

Further resources

Publisher or institutional appendices are linked beside the corresponding papers on the Publications page. Browse all my public GitHub repositories for additional research software and teaching materials.

Public availability does not imply that every archive has been independently tested for computational reproducibility. The Pakistan replication package excludes underlying proprietary central-bank forecasts.