Mohammad Farhad

Dr. Mohammad Farhad is a Lecturer in Economics at the University of Western Australia's UWA Business School. He holds a PhD in Economics from UWA (2020) and specializes in international trade, gender, disability, and development. His work contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to economic growth and inequality reduction.

Education: PhD in Economics (UWA, 2020).

Research focuses on macroeconomics and trade, with secondary emphasis on gender and disability issues. Notable projects include analyzing robot expansion's impact on gender wage gaps and studying disability-related earnings disparities in Indonesia. Recent publications address trade misreporting, trade openness-government size linkages, and Asia-Pacific trade agreements.

Grants include the UWA Business School Research Grant (2025). Collaborations involve scholars like Jakob Madsen, Anu Rammohan, and Ronnie Das. His work bridges theoretical economics with policy-relevant analyses in trade and development.