muhammed abdul khalid.  (2023).  journal social inclusion, group-based redistribution in malaysia: polarization, incoherence, stasis.  - social inclusion.  . 

muhammed abdul khalid.  (2023).  makcik kiah dan ekonomi madani.  - sinar harian.  1-5. 

muhammed abdul khalid.  (2023).  worst policy ever retirement time bomb after malaysian pension drawdowns amid pandemic?.  - cna insider.  1-2. 

muhammed abdul khalid.  (2022).  the future of work in malaysia.  - myforesight.  14-18. 

muhammed abdul khalid, zouhair mohd rosli, siti nur fatimahtul maryam abdul halim, endie shazlie akbar, ilya amira harith.  (2021).  families on the edge (issue 3).  - families on the edge.  1-2. 

muhammed abdul khalid.  (2021).  dua perkara untuk selesaikan krisis negara.  - sinar harian.  0. 

muhammed abdul khalid, zouhair mohd rosli, siti nur fatimahtul maryam abdul halim, endie shazlie akbar, ilya amira harith.  (2021).  families on the edge (issue 4): two-steps forward, one step back - the new normal for malaysia's urban poor?.  - families on the edge.  1-34. 

muhammed abdul khalid.  (2021).  rsis commentary.  - global health security covid-19 and its impacts - malaysian budget 2022: time for radical measures.  1-5. 

muhammed abdul khalid.  (2021).  economic inequality in british colonial malaya.  - .  0. 

muhammed abdul khalid, zouhair mohd rosli, siti nur fatimahtul maryam abdul halim, endie shazlie akbar.  (2020).  families on the edge (issue 1): the immediate impact of the movement control order period.  - families on the edge.  1-35. 

muhammed abdul khalid, zouhair mohd rosli, siti nur fatimahtul maryam abdul halim, endie shazlie akbar, ilya amira harith.  (2020).  families on the edge (issue 2): status of the households post-mco.  - families on the edge.  1-26. 

muhammed abdul khalid & li yang.  (2019).  income inequality and ethnic cleavages in malaysia: evidence from distributional national accounts (1984-2014).  - .  1-7. 

muhammed abdul khalid, william joseph price, jose de luna martinez, wei zhang & ashraf arshad.  (2018).  case study on the employees provident fund of malaysia.  - .  1-48.