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49 Jalan Tuanku Munawir
70000 Seremban
Negeri Sembilan D. K.
MALAYSIA

E-mail: tct72@hotmail.com

Objective Excellence in Research and Academic Fields (Specification: Applied Econometric and Banking)

Work experience =>
Public Finance Berhad (Tama AST, Seremban). Period: 03/03/1997 - 04/06/1998
§ Position: Senior Operation Officer (Hire Purchase department).
§ Overall Function: Assists the Branch Manager in the supervision and improvement of the Hire Purchase Department. Further, to assist Branch Manager in enforcing staff discipline and in enhancing the effective utilisation of staff.
=> Research Assistant - under Prof Dr. Mohammad Haji Alias - School of Economics, UUM. Period: September, 1999 - Recent

Education Background
=> Master of Science (Management). Universiti Utara Malaysia. 1998-1999.
Facilitator for Basic Econometric course May 1999/00, School of Economic. UUM.
=> Bachelor of Economic (Hons). Universiti Utara Malaysia. 1993-1996.
Second Class Upper
Dean's Certificate award for Semester July 1995/96, and December 1994/95
=> STPM (Full Certificate). 1991-1992. Methodist High School, Seremban, N.S.
=> SRP -1988 (Grade A), and SPM -1990 (Grade 2). 1985-1990. Sek. Men. Chan Wa Seremban, N.S

Languages and Computer Skills Languages: Spoken (English - Malay - Chinese), and Written (English - Malay)
Computer Literature: Statistical Software (Eviews, SAS, and SPSS), and Microsoft Office.
Research Works

Thesis:
1. Tang Tuck Cheong. 1996. Teori Kuantiti Wang dan Inflasi Di Malaysia: Satu Analysis Model Ekonometrik. Bachelor's graduate exercise, School of Economics, Universiti Utara Malaysia.

2. Tang Tuck Cheong. 1999. Commercial banks lending and economic growth in Malaysia: an empirical study. Master's thesis, Graduate School, Universiti Utara Malaysia. Supervors: Dr. Sritua Arief and Dr. Dawood Ali Mithani,

Articles Published in Journals:
1. Tang Tuck Cheong and Mohammad Haji Alias. 2000. An Aggregate Import Demand Function for Malaysian: A Cointegration and Error Correction Analysis. Utara Management Review, 1(1): 43-57.

2. Tang Tuck Cheong. 2000. Commercial Banks Lending and Economic Growth in Malaysia: An Empirical Study. Borneo Review, June. (forthcoming)

Articles Published in Proceedings:
1. Tang Tuck Cheong and Faoziah Idris. 2000. An observation of financial ratios as early signal for banking crisis in Malaysia. The international conference on disaster management: lessons to be learnt, organised by School of Management, Centre of Co-Curriculum, Universiti Utara Malaysia. 29-30 April 2000 in City Bayview Hotel, Kuah, Langkawi, Kedah Darul Aman. Published in proceedings.

(The first author is presenter)

Unpublished Research Articles:
1. Tang Tuck Cheong. 1999. Linking Commercial Banks Lending to Inflation: A Malaysian Evidence.

2. Tang Tuck Cheong. 1999. An Analysis for the Presence of January Effect in Malaysian Stock Return: 1990-99.

3. Tang Tuck Cheong. 2000. Wagner versus Keynes: Government Expenditure and National Income for Malaysian Evidence.

4. Ergun DOGAN, Byung S. MIN, and Tuck Cheong TANG. 2000. Causality analysis of Government expenditure and national income for five ASEAN Countries

5. Tang Tuck Cheong. 2000. The Long-run Relation between Price Level and Its Determinants: Evidence from Malaysia.

6. Mohammad Hj. Alias and Tang Tuck Cheong. 2000. Aggregated Imports Demand and Expenditure Components in ASEAN Countries: A Cointegration and Error Correction Analysis.

7. Tang Tuck Cheong. 2000. An examination of the causal relationship between banks lending and economic growth: evidence of ASEAN five countries.

8. Mohammad Haji Alias dan Tang Tuck Cheong. 2000. Sumber Pertumbuhan Sektor Pertanian di Malaysia: Satu Analisis Sebab-Menyebab.

Conference / Workshop / Seminar Presentation:
1. Mohammad Haji Alias and Tang Tuck Cheong. 2000. Aggregate imports and expenditure components in Malaysia: a cointegration and error correction analysis. An international workshop. International Symposium on Malaysian Business in the New Era. 23-24 February 2000, Council Room, Monash University Malaysia.

2. Tang Tuck Cheong and Faoziah bt Idris. 2000. A Causal Analysis of Commercial Banks Lending and Economic Growth - from Malaysian Evidence. A national seminar, 'Strengthening the macroeconomic fundamentals of the Malaysian economy', organised by School of Economics, Universiti Utara Malaysia and Faculty of economics, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia. 5 - 6 June, 2000 in Pan Pacific Hotel, Kuala Lumpur.

3. Tang Tuck Cheong and Faoziah Idris. 2000. Linking the commercial banks' financial ratios to Malaysian economic growth: an empirical study. A paper submitted for 'The Year 2000 Second Annual Malaysia Finance Association symposium', Universiti Malaya, 10 June, 2000 in Hotel J.W. Marriott, Kuala Lumpur.

4. Faoziah Idris and Tang Tuck Cheong. 2000. Foreign Commercial Banks' Activity in Malaysia: An Empirical Analysis of Its Determinants. 1st International Conference on Banking and Finance: Banking and Finance: Issues and strategies, organised by School of Finance & Banking, Universiti Utara Malaysia, 18 - 20 August 2000 in Hotel Nikko, Kuala Lumpur.

5. Mohammad Hj. Alias and Tang Tuck Cheong. 2000. Supply Response of Malaysian Palm Oil Producers: Impact of Interest Rate Variations. 1st International Conference on Banking and Finance: Banking and Finance: Issues and strategies, organised by School of Finance & Banking, Universiti Utara Malaysia, 18 - 20 August 2000 in Hotel Nikko, Kuala Lumpur.

6. Tang Tuck Cheong. 2000. Linking Commercial Banks Lending to Malaysian Inflation: An Empirical Study. 1st International Conference on Banking and Finance: Banking and Finance: Issues and strategies, organised by School of Finance & Banking, Universiti Utara Malaysia, 18 - 20 August 2000 in Hotel Nikko, Kuala Lumpur.

7. Tang Tuck Cheong and Faoziah bt Idris. 2000. A Causal Analysis of Commercial Banks Lending and Economic Growth - from Malaysian Evidence. 1st International Conference on Banking and Finance: Banking and Finance: Issues and strategies, organised by School of Finance & Banking, Universiti Utara Malaysia, 18 - 20 August 2000 in Hotel Nikko, Kuala Lumpur. (A revised paper of item 2).

(The first author is presenter)