SIMON NEAIME

CONTACT INFORMATION
Phone: (961) 1-744485/4060
Fax: (961) 1-744484 and (961) 1-742816
Email: sn01@aub.edu.lb
Office: Ada Dodge Hall - Room 203

UNIVERSITY DEGREES

BA in Economics, American University of Beirut, Beirut, Lebanon, 1988.

MA in Money and Banking, American University of Beirut, Beirut, Lebanon, 1990.

MA in Monetary Economics, University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada, 1992.

PhD in Macro and Monetary Economics/Econometrics/Financial Economics/Trade and Development, York University, Toronto, Canada, 1997.

ACADEMIC WORK EXPERIENCE

Chairperson, Department of Economics, American University of Beirut, November 2004-present.
Managing the Department of Economics with about 25 Professors and 350 students. Organizing weekly seminars and academic conferences, managing course schedules and offerings, supervising various research projects, and participating in seminars on the policy making in Lebanon and the MENA Region.

Acting Director, Institute of Financial Economics, American University of Beirut, October 2007-present.
Managing the Institute of Financial Economics with major objectives to promote research and other academic activities on the MENA region in financial, monetary, macroeconomics, and international economics. Emphasis is placed on policy-oriented empirical work pertaining to the Arab and other developing areas and collaborative team work is promoted. Such research has proven to be beneficial to governments and organizations concerned with the design of economic and financial policies, especially in the MENA region.

Professor, Department of Economics, American University of Beirut, June 2008-present.

Associate Professor, Department of Economics, American University of Beirut, June 2003-2008.

Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, American University of Beirut, February 1997- 2003.
Teaching Graduate Courses in: Macroeconomics, Monetary Economics, International Financial Markets, Arab Emerging Financial Markets, Financial Theory, Options and Derivative Instruments, Econometrics of Financial Markets, Financial Economics, Investment Banking and Long-Term Finance, Corporate Finance, and Undergraduate Courses in Macroeconomics and Monetary Economics.

Lecturer Department of Economics, York University, summer 1995, fall 1996, spring 1996, summer 1996.
Taught undergraduate courses in Statistics, Econometrics, Financial Econometrics, Financial Derivatives, Corporate Finance, and Financial Economics.

Visiting Researcher, Department of Economics, McMaster University, Summer 1994.

Research Assistant, Department of Economics, University of Toronto, Canada, 1991-1993.

RESEARCH

Interests
Macroeconomics, Monetary Economics, Econometrics, Options and Derivative Instruments, Econometrics of Financial Markets, Financial Economics, Investment Banking

Working Papers

• S. Hammami, and S. Neaime, Measurement of Financial Integration in the GCC Equity Markets: A Novel Perspective. Institute of Financial Economics Working Paper, September 2007.

• S. Neaime, Twin Deficits in Lebanon: A Time Series Analysis. Institute of Financial Economics Working Paper, January 2008.

Publications

• S. Neaime, Financial Governance, ARAB Financial Markets and the Basel II Accord
  Arab Economic Journal, Vol. 14, No. 39, pp. 3-16, Summer 2007.

• S. Neaime, Monetary Policy Coordination and the Prospects of a Monetary Union Between GCC Countries. A Lead Journal Article in Economie Applique , Archives de L’institut de Sciences Mathematiques et Economiques Appliques, Paris, France, Vol. LIX, No. 4, pp. 5-32, December 2006.
  The paper received the Best Policy-Oriented Paper Award when presented during the Economic Research Forum (ERF) 12th Annual Conference. The Award consists of an honorarium of $3000 ($2000 for presented paper, and $1000 for the Award) and a Certificate.

• S. Neaime, Volatilities in Emerging MENA Stock Markets
  Thunderbird International Business Review , Wiley InterScience Publisher, New Jersey, US, Vol. 48, No. 4, pp. 455-484, July, 2006.

• S. Neaime, Financial Market Integration and Macroeconomic Volatility in the MENA Region: An Empirical Investigation. Review of Middle East Economics and Finance , Routledge Press (Taylor and Francis) United Kingdom, Vol. 3 No. 3, pp. 231-253, December, 2005. Paper cited by: Does Stock Market Liberalization Spur Economic and Financial Development in the MENA Region (2008)? Forthcoming in the Journal of Comparative Economics , Elsevier Science Press.

• S. Neaime, Sustainability of Exchange Rate Policies and External Public Debt In Lebanon. Journal of Development and Economic Policies , Arab Planning Institute, Kuwait, Vol. 8, No. 1, pp. 53-84, December 2005.

• S. Neaime, Macroeconomic Fluctuations and Asymmetries in Selected East Mediterranean and Gulf Countries: An Empirical Investigation Journal of Economic Asymmetries , APF Press, Toronto, Canada, Vol. 1, No. 2, pp.143-172, December 2004.

• S. Neaime, Income Convergence in the Asia-Pacific Region, Journal of Economic Integration , Vol. 19, No.3, pp. 470-498, September 2004. Paper nominated for a prize for best paper of the year.

• S. Neaime, Sustainability of Budget Deficits and Public Debt In Lebanon: A Stationarity and Cointegration Analysis Review of Middle East Economics and Finance , Routledge Press (Taylor and Francis) United Kingdom, Vol.2 No.1, pp. 43-61, April 2004.

• S. Neaime, Economic Diversification and Gender in the Gulf Cooperation Council Countries, A Lead Article in the Journal of Social Affairs , El-Sharjah, UAE, Vol. 20 No. 8, pp. 13-41, December 2003.

• S. Hakim and S. Neaime, Mean-Reversion Across MENA Stock Markets: Implications for Derivative Pricing. International Journal of Business , Premier Press, California, US, Vol. 8 No. 3, pp. 348-358, September 2003.

• A. Mansoorian and S. Neaime, Durable Goods, Habits, Time Preference, and Exchange Rates, North American Journal of Economics and Finance , Elsevier Science Press. Amsterdam, the Netherlands, Vol. 14, No. 1, pp. 115-130, March 2003. Funded by URB.

• S. Hakim and S. Neaime, , Recent Assessments on the Integration of Stock Markets in the MENA Region, Forthcoming in Stock Market Volatility, Greg N. Gregoriou (Editor), Chapman-Hall/Taylor & Francis Press, pp. 549-560, March 2009.

• S. Neaime, and N. Colton (Editors), Money and Finance in the Middle East: Missed Opportunities or Future Prospects? Research in Middle East Economics , Amsterdam and Oxford: Elsevier Science Press, Vol. 6, pp. 1-249, June 2005.

• S. Neaime, Portfolio Management and Financial Market Integration of Emerging MENA Stock Markets. In Global Stock Markets and Portfolio Management , Palgrave and Macmillan, London, United Kingdom, Vol. 4, pp. 37-54, January 2006.

• S. Neaime, Portfolio Diversification and Financial Integration of MENA Stock Markets. In Money and Finance in the Middle East: Missed Opportunities or Future Prospects? Research in Middle East Economics , Amsterdam and Oxford: Elsevier Science Press, Vol. 6, pp. 3-21, June 2005. Funded by URB.

• S. Hakim and S. Neaime, Profitability and Risk Management in Banking: A Comparative Analysis of Egypt and Lebanon. In Money and Finance in the Middle East: Missed Opportunities or Future Prospects? Research in Middle East Economics , Amsterdam and Oxford: Elsevier Science Press, Vol. 6, pp. 121-136, June 2005. Funded by URB

• S. Neaime, Fiscal, Monetary and Exchange Rate Policies In a Small Open Economy. In Money and Finance in the Middle East: Missed Opportunities or Future Prospects? Research in Middle East Economics , Amsterdam and Oxford: Elsevier Science Press, Vol. 6, pp. 241-258, June 2005. Funded by URB.

• S. Neaime, and N. Colton, Money and Finance in the Middle East: Missed Opportunities or Future Prospects? Introduction, Research in Middle East Economics , Amsterdam and Oxford: Elsevier Science Press, Vol. 6, pp. xi-xviii, June 2005.

• S. Neaime, Sustainability and Dynamics of MENA Public Debt and the Macroeconomic Implications of Public Insolvency. Proceedings of the Economic Research Forum (ERF) 13th Annual Conference, December 15-18, 2006. The paper received the Best Policy-Oriented Paper Award. The Award consists of an honorarium of $3000 ($2000 for presented papers, and $1000 for the Award) and a Certificate.

• S. Hakim and S. Neaime, A Unified Risk Assessment of Commercial Banks in the MENA Region. Proceedings of the Economic Research Forum (ERF) 12th Annual Conference, Cairo-Egypt, December 19-21, 2005. The paper received an honorarium of $2000 awarded for presented papers.

• S. Neaime, The Euro and the Arab Region: Eight Years After its Introduction, Union of Arab Banks , pp. 129-134, June 2006.

• S. Neaime, Monetary and Exchange Rate Policies in the MENA Region, Arab Bank Review , Vol.6, No.1, pp. 33-38, April 2004.

• S. Neaime, "Moving Ahead from Doha to Cancun: The Formulation of the Lebanese Negotiating Position." Proceedings of the Expert Group Meeting. The Center of Economic and Financial Research and Studies and Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, Cairo, Egypt, October 2003.

• N. Colton and S. Neaime, Implications of the Introduction of the Euro for the Mediterranean Countries, Thunderbird International Business Review , Wiley InterScience Publisher, New Jersey, US, Vol. 45, No.1, pp. 31-49, January 2003.

• S. Neaime, The Euro and the Future EU-Arab Countries Trade Relations, Arab Economic Journal , Vol. 11, No.29, pp. 27-49, Autumn 2002.

• A. Mansooriann and S. Neaime, Habits and Durability in Consumption and the Effects of Exchange Rate Policies, International Economic Journal , Springer, the Netherlands, Vol. 16, No. 2, pp. 97-114, Summer 2002. Funded by URB.

• S. Neaime, and J. Paschakis, The Future of the Dollar-Euro Exchange Rate, North American Journal of Economics and Finance , Elsevier Science Publisher, Vol. 13, No. 1, pp. 57-72, May 2002. Paper nominated as best paper of the year 2002. This article ranks first in terms of the most requested articles in 2002, with 211 requests, and ranks 3rd in 2003 with 267 requests, and 6th in terms of the Science Direct Top 25 Hottest Articles in 2004. This article is cited by: (1) Cohen, B.J., (2003). Global Currency Rivalry: Can the Euro ever challenge the Dollar?, Journal of Common Market Studies , Blackwell Publishing, Vol. 41, No. 4, pp. 575-595; and (2) Reinhard, N., (2002). The Euro After Three Years, Atlantic Economic Journal , Springer, Vol. 30, No. 3, pp. 236-243.

• S. Neaime, and S. Hakim, Price Linkages and Integration of MENA Stock Markets, International Review of Comparative Public Policy , Elsevier Science Press, Vol. 13, pp. 63-86, May 2002. Funded by URB.

• S. Neaime, The Arab Economies: Monetary and Financial Implications of the Euro-Currency, Arab Economic Journal , Vol. 10, No. 24, pp. 3-28, Summer 2001. Funded by URB.

• A. Mansoorian and S. Neaime, Habits and Durability in Consumption and the Effects of Tariff Protection, Open Economies Review , Routledge Press, Taylor and Francis, United Kingdom, Vol. 11, No.3, pp. 195-204, July 2000 (previously printed in the Netherlands by Kluwer Academic Publisher). Funded by URB. This article is cited by: M. Mohsin, (2006). Durability in Consumption and the Dynamics of the Current Account, Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control , Elsevier Science Press, Vol. 30 No. 1, pp. 143-162.

• S. Neaime, The Macroeconomics of Exchange Rate Policies, Tariff Protection and the Current Account: A Dynamic Framework, APF Press , Toronto, Canada, July 2000. Excerpts from the book reviews are available on the back of the book, and the review of the Journal of Economic Literature (JEL) Vol. 39 No. 3 , 2001-1021 reads as follows: "A graduate level textbook introduces students to the main theoretical and applied models used by monetary and international financial economists and presents the relevant empirical evidence. Discusses globalization, tariffs, and the current account; exchange rate policies; neo-classical growth and optimal control; endogenous growth; and real exchange rates; productivity shocks, and sectoral adjustment of output. Considers policy implications."

• S. Neaime, C.C. Paraskevopoulos and J. Paschakis, European Monetary Union and the Dollar-Euro Exchange Rate, in Asymmetries in Financial Globalization , edited by Bala Batavia, Nicholas A. Lash and A. G. Malliaris, Toronto, Canada: APF Press , 2002, pp. 103-124. Funded by URB.

• S. Hakim and S. Neaime, A Model for Evaluating the Failure of Lebanese Banks, in Regional Trade, Finance and Labor Markets, Proceedings of The Economic Research Forum (ERF) 6th Annual Conference , pp. 308-324, October 1999. The paper received an honorarium of $2000 awarded for presented papers.

• S. Andary, S. Hakim and S. Neaime, Using the Yield Curve to Predict Inflation in the Emerging Economies of the ERF, Regional Trade, Finance and Labor Markets. Proceedings of The Economic Research Forum (ERF) 5th Annual Conference , pp. 141-151, September 1998. The paper received an honorarium of $2000 awarded for presented papers.

• S. Neaime, A Note on The Design and Effects of Monetary Policy in the Middle East, Regional trade, Finance and Labor Markets in Transition. Proceedings of the Economic Research Forum 4th Annual Conference , September 1997.

• S. Neaime, A Note on the Economies of Currency Boards: the Case of the Palestinian Economy in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. Regional Trade, Finance and Labor Markets, Proceedings of The Economic Research Forum (ERF) 6th Annual Conference , October 1999.

• S. Neaime, A Note on Assessing Cost and Technical Efficiency of Banks in Kuwait, Regional trade, Finance and Labor Markets in Transition. Proceedings of The Economic Research Forum 8th Annual Conference , January 2002.

Academic Conferences

Invited by the Central Bank of Italy (Mr. Gorgio Gomel, Director, International Economic Analysis and Relations Department) to co-direct the workshop on "Finance and Economic Development in the Mediterranean Area: the Role of Euro-Mediterranean Cooperation", within the framework of the 10th Mediterranean Research Meeting, organized in Florence by the European University Institute in March 2009.

Role of Capital Inflows in Economic Development in the MENA Region. A Paper presented by co-author in the workshop on Capital Flows and Emerging Countries, at the Allied Social Science Associations/ Middle East Economic Association 29th Annual Conference, in San Francisco California, January 3-5, 2009.

Invited to participate in a Workshop on Inequality and Regional Integration in the Arab World. This workshop was organized by the Economic Research Forum. Cairo-Egypt, November 20-25, 2008.

S. Neaime, " Sustainability of Foreign Debt in the MENA Region: An Empirical Investigation." A Paper presentated at the 9th Biennial Athenian Policy Forum Conference on THE GLOBAL ECONOMY IN A CHANGING ENVIRONMENT. Athens, Greece, 9-12 July 2008.

S. Neaime, " Sustainability of Exchange Rate Policies and External Public Debt in the MENA Region". A Paper scheduled for presentation at the 7th International Conference of the Middle East Economic Association at Eastern Mediterranean University, North Cyprus, May 29-31, 2008.

S. Neaime, Monetary Policy Transmission and Targeting Mechanisms in the MENA Region. Paper presented at the Economic Research Forum (ERF) 14th Annual Conference, Cairo, Egypt December 28-20, 2007. The paper received an honorarium of $2000 for presented paper.

Participated in Workshop on "Analysis of the Impact of Growth on Poverty and the Identification of Growth Strategies Beneficial to the Poor: Case Study Lebanon," June 28-29, 2007. This workshop was organized by the Center of Macroeconomics and International Finance (CEMAFI) Studies, at Nice University, Nice, France.

S. Neaime, and S. Hammami, Measurement of Financial Integration in the GCC Equity Markets: A Novel Perspective. A paper presented by S. Hammami at the 6th Middle East Economic Association Conference, Zayed University, Dubai 14-16 March 2007.

Invited to present a paper at a Workshop organized by UN-ESCWA on Econometrics Forecasting With Composite Lead Indicators, Amman-Jordan, March 12-13, 2007.

S. Neaime, Monetary Policy Transmission and Targeting Mechanisms in the MENA Region: An Empirical Investigation. A Paper accepted for presentation in Workshop No. 4: Monetary Policy and Central Banking in the Middle East and North Africa: Policies, Politics and Prospects of the Eight Mediterranean Research Meeting, 21-25 March 2007, organized by the Mediterranean Program of the Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies at the European University Institute in Florence.

S. Neaime, Sustainability and Dynamics of MENA Public Debt and the Macroeconomic Implications of Public Insolvency. A Paper presented at the Economic Research Forum (ERF) 13th Annual Conference, Kuwait, December 16-18, 2006. Paper received the Best Policy-Oriented Paper Award. The Award consists of an honorarium of $3000 ($2000 for presented paper, and $1000 for the Award) and a Certificate.

Invited to participate in a WTO Regional Workshop, Cairo-Egypt, April 30-May 1, 2006.

Invited to participate in a roundtable on Regional Integration Agreements: What do they Mean for MENA?, Cairo-Egypt, March 30th, 2006.

S. Hakim and S. Neaime, A Unified Risk Assessment of Commercial Banks in the MENA Region. A Paper presented at the Economic Research Forum (ERF) 12th Annual Conference, Cairo-Egypt, December 19-21, 2005.

S. Neaime, Monetary Policy Coordination and the Prospects of a Monetary Union Between GCC Countries. A Paper presented at the Economic Research Forum (ERF) 12th Annual Conference, Cairo-Egypt, December 19-21, 2005. Paper received the Best Policy-Oriented Paper Award.

S. Neaime, South-South Trade Monetary and Financial Integration and the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership: An Empirical Investigation. Paper presented at the 4th Euro-Mediterranean Forum of Economic Institutes, Marseille France, July 28-29, 2005.

S. Neaime, Public Investment, Twin Deficits and Economic Growth: The Case of Lebanon. Paper presented at Nice University, France, August 2-3, 2005.

S. Neaime, Country Profile: Lebanon’s Monetary and Finance Policy Issues, In Regional Trade, Finance and Labor Markets, Paper presented at the Economic Research Forum (ERF) 11th Annual Conference, Beirut-Lebanon, December 14-16, 2004.

S. Neaime, Financial Market Integration and Macroeconomic Volatility in the MENA Region: An Empirical Investigation. In Regional Trade, Finance and Labor Markets. Paper presented at the Economic Research Forum (ERF) 11th Annual Conference, Beirut-Lebanon, December 14-16, 2004. The paper received an honorarium of $2000.

I. Siaf and S. Neaime, The Assessment of Implementation of Regional Trade Agreements in the Arab Countries and the Economic and Regulatory Policy Implications of Their Overlapping: Case study Jordan. Paper presented at the Economic Research Forum 11th Annual Conference, Beirut-Lebanon, December 14-16, 2004.

S. Neaime, Portfolio Management and Financial Market Integration of Emerging MENA Stock Markets. A Paper presented at the International Conference on Emerging Markets and Global Risk Management, The Westminster Business School, London, UK, June 10-12, 2004.

S. Neaime, Exchange Rates, Trade and FDI Flows and the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership. Paper presented at the FEMISE and ERF 2nd Annual Conference on Euro-Mediterranean Economic Relations, Marseille-France. December 6-8, 2003.

S. Neaime, Liberalization and Financial Integration of MENA Stock Markets. Paper presented at an international conference titled: Economic Integration, Financial Markets and Cooperation: Experiences and Perspectives of Europe and the Arab Islamic World in the 21st Century. The Institute of Development Research and Development Policy, Ruhr-University, Bochum, Germany, December 13-14, 2003.

S. Neaime, , Correlations in Returns and Volatilities in MENA Stock Markets. Paper presented at the Economic Research Forum 10th Annual Conference , Marrakech, Morocco, December 16-18, 2003. Funded by ERF.

Financial Liberalization and Domestic Savings in MENA Countries: A Comparative Analysis. Paper presented by co-author (M. Kabir Hassan) at the Allied Social Science Association, and the Middle East Economic Association Meetings. January 3-5, 2003. Washington D.C. US.

S. Neaime, Liberalization and Financial Integration of MENA Stock Markets. Paper presented at the Economic Research Forum 9th Annual Conference , Al-Sharjah, UAE, October 26-28, 2002. The paper received an honorarium of $2000.

Co-organized and attended a Seminar on the Macroeconomic and Exchange Rate Management in Developing Countries: A Comparative Analysis of Turkey and Lebanon, a joint Seminar of the Institute of Financial Economics and the Department of Economics at the American University of Beirut, June 6, 2002. Presented a paper on Fiscal, Monetary, and Exchange Rate Developments in Lebanon: 1992-2001.

S. Neaime, Real Exchange Rates and Productivity Shocks in a Small Open Economy. Paper presented at the International Conference on Exchange Rates, Economic Integration and the International Economy , held at Ryerson University, Toronto Canada, May 17-19, 2002. Funded by URB.

Risk and Efficiency in Banking: A Comparative Study for Egypt and Lebanon. Paper presented at the Economic Research Forum 8th Annual Conference , Cairo-Egypt, January 15-17, 2002.

S. Neaime, Economic Diversification and Gender in the Gulf Cooperation Council Countries. Paper presented at the Expert Group Meeting on Economic Diversification in the Arab World, United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia, Beirut, 25-27 September 2001.

S. Neaime, Real Exchange Rates and Productivity Shocks in a Model with Habits and Durability in Consumption. Paper presented at the Canadian Economics Association Meetings , Montreal, Quebec, June 1-4, 2001.

S. Neaime, The Euro and the Mediterranean Region. Paper presented at the FEMISE and ERF 2nd Annual Conference on Euro-Mediterranean Economic Relations, Marseille-France. March 29-30, 2001. Funded by the European Community.

S. Neaime, Price Linkages and Integration of Middle East Stock Markets. Paper presented at the American Economic Association Meetings in New Orleans, January 2001. Funded by URB, January 4-7 2001.

S. Neaime, The Implications of the Euro Currency for the Mediterranean Economies. Paper presented at a conference on the Global Economy: Challenges and Opportunities for the 21st Century , Athens, Greece, August 2000.

S. Neaime, and J. Paschakis, Estimating the Effects of Real Interest Rates and Real Exchange Rates Changes on Aggregate Supply. Paper presented at the Canadian Economics Association Meetings , Vancouver, BC, June 2000. Funded by URB, June 1-5 2000.

S. Neaime, A Perspective on the Future Dollar-Euro: Implications for the Peripheral Mediterranean Countries. Paper presented at the FEMISE and ERF 1st Annual Conference on Euro-Mediterranean Economic Relations, Marseille-France, February 17-18, 2000.

S. Neaime, A Logistic Model for Evaluating the Performance of Lebanese Banks. Paper presented at the Economic Research Forum 6thAnnual Conference , Cairo, Egypt, October 17-19, 1999. The paper received an honorarium of $2000.

A Perspective on the Future Euro-Dollar Exchange Rate: Implications for the International Financial Markets. Paper presented at a conference on Asymmetries in Financial Globalization , Loyola University, Chicago, May 14, 1999. Funded by URB.

Emerging MENA Equity Markets: Integration and Diversification. Paper presented at The Athenian Policy Forum International Conference on Economic Integration and Transformation: Structural Change, Equity and Efficiency. Toronto, Canada, May 1998. Funded by URB.

Using the Yield Curve to Predict Inflation in the Emerging Economies of the ERF. Paper presented at The Economic Research Forum 5thAnnual Conference, Tunisia, September 1998. The paper received an honorarium of $2000.

Participated in a World Bank Seminar: "Global Integration and the New Trade Agenda, " June 29- July 10, 1998. Washington D. C, US, Funded by the FAS.

Participated and lectured in a ten days training seminar for managers of commercial banks and insurance companies on Assets/Investments and Strategic Management. Nicosia, Cyprus. August 1997.

TEACHING

Courses taught:

1. ECON 302: Graduate Tutorial: Arab Economic Integration
2. ECON 327: Macroeconomics
3. ECON 328: Monetary Economics
4. ECON 340: Financial Economics I
5. ECON 341: Financial Economics II
6. ECON 342: Options and Derivative Instruments
7. ECON 343: Econometrics of Financial Markets
8. ECON 345: International and Arab Financial Markets
9. ECON 355: Corporate Finance
10. ECON 356: Special Topics in Financial Economics
11. ECON 357: Special Topics in Monetary Economics
12. MNBK 301: Financial Theory
13. MMB 302: Monetary Economics with Special Reference to Central Banking and Monetary Policy.
14. MMB 303: International Finance, Balance of Payments Theory and Policy.
15. MMB 310: Investment Banking and Long-Term Finance

1. ECON 212: Elementary Macroeconomic Theory
2. ECON 217: Intermediary Microeconomics
3. ECON 228: Intermediate Monetary Economics

Refereeing For Academic Journals

Research Fellowships