معرفی
Ali Enami is an Assistant Professor of Economics at The University of Akron's College of Business. He holds a PhD in Economic Analysis and Policy from Tulane University (2018) and has contributed extensively to socio-economic research on fiscal policies through publications in top-tier journals and handbooks. His academic career includes roles as a Research Associate at Tulane University and consultancy positions at The World Bank and Cornerstone Research.
Education:
- PhD, Tulane University
- MS, Tulane University
- MA, The University of Akron
- MBA, Malek-Ashtar University of Technology (Iran)
- BS, K.N. Toosi University of Technology (Iran)
His research focuses on Applied Microeconomics, Public Economics, Regional & Urban Economics, Development Economics, and Education Economics, with particular emphasis on fiscal policy impacts on inequality, poverty, and educational outcomes. Recent work examines property tax effects on businesses, universal basic income taxation implications, and the Paycheck Protection Program's economic influence.
Key trends in his publications include tax incidence analysis, equity assessment, and poverty reduction strategies. Collaborative works with institutions like the CEQ Institute and Brookings Institution highlight cross-country fiscal policy comparisons.
Scientific Awards & Honors:
- Lincoln Institute Junior Scholar (2021)
- Schloss Prize for Excellence in Economics (2018)
- Summer Merit Fellowship (2017)
- Murphy Fellowship (2014)
- Full Tuition Awards (2006, 2002)
He actively participates in policy-focused research through grants like the Economic Research Forum (Egypt) $5,000 award (2015-2016) and serves on multiple university committees. Enami's expertise spans antitrust, intellectual property, labor relations, and consumer fraud litigation analysis.
