Khaled ElMawazini

Khaled ElMawazini

Associate Professor
Mawazini.K@gust.edu.kw
7358
N1-113
Economics & Finance Department

Awards & Grants

7

Journal Articles

22

Conference Papers

0

Others

0

About the Faculty Member

Khaled Elmawazini is associate professor of economics at Gulf University for Science & Technology (GUST). Previously, he was a visiting assistant professor of economics and business at Albright College (United States) and postdoctoral fellow at the University of Ottawa (Canada).\n\nHe serves as a referee for several international journals in economics and business (e.g. Journal of Technology Transfer (JCR impact factor2013: 1.3)). He has published 20 journal articles (e.g. Industry and Innovation (JCR impact factor 2013: 1.16)) and book chapters on technology transfer, foreign direct investment, labor productivity, globalization, income inequality, and stock market efficiency.\n\nHe has received many awards and grants including, Research Grant of KD 7150/- funded by KFAS in 2015 for his research project entitled “The Impact of Regulatory Policies on Innovation: A comparison between GCC and OECD Countries​& quot;, Albright Creative Research Award in Economics and Business and KIMEP Award for Excellence in Research. In addition, he has a work experience with international development and decision support systems of about eleven years.\n\n

Teaching Interest(s)

I have a teaching experience in the following eighteen (19) undergraduate and graduate (DBA/MA/MBA) courses:\n1-3 Econometrics (DBA / MA/ MBA)\n4- Quantitative Analysis (DBA)\n5- Macroeconomics (MA)\n6- Economic and Business Forecasting (MA)\n7- Economics for Managers (MBA)\n8- Advanced Topics in Economics (MBA)\n9- Industrial Organization\n10- Government and Business,\n11- Managerial Economics\n12- World Economy,\n13- Principles of microeconomics\n14- Principles of macroeconomics\n15- Introduction to Econometrics\n16- Statistical Analysis for Economics and Business\n17- Money, Banking and Monetary Theory,\n18- Economic Development.\n19- International Finance\nIn addition, I supervised dozens of theses and research projects at undergraduate and graduate (DBA/MA /MBA) levels. The average of my teaching evaluations is (4.3/5) during the period 2005-Present.

Expertise Area(s)

Multinational Enterprises, Panel Data Applied Econometrics, Technology Transfer, Human Development, and Host Country Absorptive Capacity