Mehmet Ezer

Mehmet Ezer is an Associate Professor of Economics at Randolph-Macon College. He holds a PhD from Boston College (2018), an MA from Koç University (2012), and a BS from Middle East Technical University (2009). His teaching portfolio includes Principles of Macroeconomics, Intermediate Macroeconomics, Money and Banking, and International Economics.

• Education:
  • PhD, Boston College (2018)
  • MA, Koç University (2012)
  • BS, Middle East Technical University (2009)

Dr. Ezer’s research focuses on macroeconomic modeling and financial regulation. His work explores the role of monetary aggregates in policy frameworks and evaluates macroprudential measures to mitigate systemic banking risks. Publications span journals like the Bulletin of Monetary Economics and Banking and the Virginia Journal of Economics.

His scholarly activity emphasizes empirical analysis of monetary systems and policy interventions in banking sectors, with case studies on the UK and broader implications for economic stability.