Feridoon Koohi-Kamali, D.Phil (Oxford)

I am Adj. Associate Prof. of Economics at the Colin Powell School of City College, City University of New York.  I hold a M.Sc (Econ.) from London University, and D.Phil in Economics from Oxford University. My early background was in  financial journalism; I have worked as a research and teaching economists at a number of academic institutions, and have been a consultant to the World Bank (Africa region), and a member of the research team on the 2010 European Report on Development.

 

I have taught all undergraduate core courses, and electives such as development, inequality & poverty, time-series analysis & forecasting; plus some graduate Economterics courses.   

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My research interests are on development and applied Econometrics. My current research focus are on child gender inequality in intrahousehold resource allocation (Ethipopia, China, India and Iran), and price disequilibrium and its dynamics over time in foreign exchange rate parallel markets (China and Iran).