Asif is a Lecturer in Economics at the University of York. Prior to that, he was an Associate Lecturer and Teaching Fellow/Scholar in the Department of Economics and Related Studies at the University of York. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree, dual major in Economics and Finance from North South University, Bangladesh, a Masters degree in Economics and Finance from the Queen Mary, University of London and PhD in Economics from the University of York, United Kingdom.
PST Leader in Finance
Departmental Equality and Diversity Champion
Member of Equality Challenge Working Group
Athena Swan Working Group Member
Departmental Representative on The Royal Economic Society Diversity & Inclusion Network
1st and 2nd Admissions Assessor for MSc in Finance, Investments and Economics
1st and 2nd Admissions Assessor for MSc in Finance
Education Outreach - Royal Economic Society Annual Public Lecture 2018-2020
Asif’s primary research interests lie in the fields of Applied Macroeconomics, Macroeconomic Policy and Business Cycles. He also has interests for International Macroeconomics and Finance, Sudden Stops and Financial Crises, Macro-prudential Policy, Political Economics, Development Economics and Emerging Markets.
Projects
“Does fear of floating shape monetary policy and does it matter", January 2021, (with Gulcin Ozkan and Richard McManus).
Work in Progress
Ahmad. A, “The Role of Trade Demand and External Debt in Global Financial Crisis: Evidence from Emerging Economies.”
Ahmad. A, “On the Consequences of Macroeconomic Policy: Procyclicality, Volatility and Growth.”
Macroeconomics and Finance
Political Economy
“Fiscal space and the procyclicality of fiscal policy: The case for making hay while the sun shines” (with Richard McManus and Gulcin Ozkan). Economic Inquiry, (2021), 1–15. https://doi.org/10.1111/ecin.13008
This article has also been selected to feature in Wiley’s Research Headlines. Following is the link to the Press Release Details:
Financial and Time Series Econometrics
Commodity Markets and Derivative Securities
MSc Economics and Finance Dissertation
Teaching Awards
Aronson Teaching Prize, Best Designed Module, In Recognition of Outstanding Contribution in Econometrics 2 (Academic Year 2015-16).
Acknowledgement of Teaching Excellence Over the Academic Year 2013-16 for the Following Modules: Applied Economics 3, Econometrics 2, Economics , Economic Policy 1.
Ellis Hunter Teaching Scholarship (Academic Year 2014-16).
Teaching Fellowships (Academic Year 2013-14).
Asif Ahmad
Lecturer
Department of Economics
Room: A/EC/008
Tel: 01904 323575
Email: asif.ahmad@york.ac.uk
Personal Website
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