Ahmad Mumtaz

Mumtaz Ahmad is a Lecturer in the Department of Economics at the University of Saskatchewan, affiliated with the College of Arts and Science. He holds a Ph.D. from Carleton University (2021), along with prior degrees from Punjab University (B.Sc.), LUMS (M.Sc.), and Memorial University (M.A.). His research focuses on International Trade, Macroeconomics, and Applied Econometrics. He has published works analyzing trade policy impacts, tariff effects on domestic markets, and governance in public services. Teaching responsibilities include courses such as International Trade and Commercial Policy, Economics of Taxation, and Microeconomics at both introductory and intermediate levels. His contact is via mumtaz.ahmad@usask.ca, and his office is located in Arts 809.

• Education:
• B.Sc., Punjab University, Pakistan
• M.Sc., Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS), Pakistan
• M.A., Memorial University, Canada
• Ph.D., Carleton University, Canada (2021)

Research interests emphasize empirical analysis of trade policies, macroeconomic dynamics, and governance structures. Recent work examines Canadian free trade agreements' export impacts and tariff pass-through effects in U.S. steel imports. His 2022 study explored governance linkages to public service quality and living standards in Pakistan.

Teaching spans undergraduate economics courses since 2021, including multiple sections of Introductory and Intermediate Microeconomics. He has also taught specialized courses like International Trade and Economics of Taxation.

No specific grants or lab affiliations are highlighted in the profiles, though his work engages with applied econometric methodologies common in policy-oriented research.