pui-yee chong, andrew jia-yi kam, siew-yean tham.  (2024).  factors influencing international students perceived value and satisfaction at private universities in malaysia.  - tuning journal for higher education.  255-334. 

andrew kam jia yi.  (2024).  malaysias response to the u.s. china trade war.  - asian economic papers.  1-30. 

andrew kam jia yi.  (2024).  navigating the u.s china decoupling malaysia's response to the u.s. china trade war.  - asian economic papers.  144 - 173. 

guanie lim; andrew jia yi kam.  (2024).  chinese investment in malaysia deindustrialization amidst greater financial and trade connectivity.  - the european journal of development research.  571 - 600. 

andrew kam jia yi, evelyn s. devadason.  (2023).  how does carbon emission affect the economy?.  - jurnal ekonomi malaysia.  1-14. 

andrew kam jia yi, tham siew yean.  (2022).  barriers to e-commerce adoption: evidence from the retail and food and beverage sectors in malaysia.  - asian-pacific economic literature.  32-51. 

andrew kam jia yi, jerry oboh sankay, zarina othman, sufian jusoh.  (2022).  the impact of gender inequality on economic growth: an explanatory sequential mixed methods study of female labour participation in the civil service.  - european journal of government and economics.  210-233. 

liming chen, jesus felipe, andrew j.y.kam, aashish mehta.  (2021).  is employment globalizing.  - structural change and economic dynamics.  74-92. 

oboh jerry sankay, zarina othman, andrew kam jia-yi, sufian jusoh.  (2021).  gender inequality nexus in employment: a content-and consistency-based analysis of female labour participation in the civil service.  - african journal of business and economic research (ajber).  269-290. 

andrew kam jia yi, tham siew yean.  (2021).  china's role in malaysia's export recovery in covid times.  - international journal of china studies.  133-155. 

andrew kam jia yi, tham siew yean, tee beng ann.  (2021).  digitizing malaysia examining the role of ict in malaysia exports of goods and services.  - thailand and the world economy.  13-30. 

beng ann tee, siew yean tham, andrew jia yi kam.  (2020).  the role of ict in asean-5's services exports: a panel study.  - malaysian journal of economic studies.  1-19. 

liming chen, jesus felipe, andrew j.y. kam, aashish mehta.  (2020).  is employment globalizing?.  - structural change and economic dynamics.  74-92. 

andrew kam jia yi.  (2019).  in china's backyard: policies and politics of chinese resource investments in southeast asia.  - asian-pacific economic literature.  1-2. 

jerry oboh sankay, andrew kam jia yi, zarina othman, sufian jusoh.  (2019).  gender inequality and economic growth in the nigerian service.  - international journal of innovative technology and exploring engineering.  1375-1382. 

chong pui yee, tham siew yean, andrew kam jia yi.  (2018).  verifying international students' satisfaction framework for the development of miss-model in malaysia.  - pertanika journal of social sciences and humanities (jssh).  . 

andrew jia yi kam.  (2016).  death of linkages in host countries? a firm-level study on the channels of productivity spillovers in the malaysian manufacturing sector.  - asian pacific economic literature.  65-79. 

tham s.y., kam a.j.y., abdul aziz n.i..  (2016).  moving up the value chain in ict: asean trade with china.  - journal of contemporary asia.  680-699. 

tham siew yean, andrew kam jia yi, teo yen nee.  (2015).  re-examining the determinants of malaysia`s outward fdi.  - pertanika journal of social science and humanities.  . 

tham siew yean and andrew kam jia yi.  (2014).  reassessing the impact of asean-india free trade agreement.  - jurnal ekonomi malaysia.  1-19. 

andrew kam jia yi.  (2014).  comments.  - asian economic papers.  13(2): 28-29. 

andrew jia-yi kam.  (2014).  revisiting the productivity growth and spillovers debate: the case of malaysian manufacturing sector.  - journal of the asia pacific economy.  1-27. 

andrew jia-yi kam.  (2013).  international production networks and host country productivity: evidence from malaysia.  - asian-pacific economic literature.  27(1):127-146.