معرفی
Burc Kayahan is a Professor of Economics at Acadia University with B.S. from Marmara University (2000), M.S. (2001) and Ph.D. (2007) from University of Guelph. Research focuses on applied econometrics, tourism economics, environmental economics, and community well-being indicators.
Key projects investigate economic impacts of cruise tourism, cultural heritage designations, and pollution valuation. Collaborates frequently on regional economic assessments in Atlantic Canada.
Teaching awards include the Kenneth J. Arrow Prize (2010) and multiple Professor of the Year recognitions. Supervises undergraduate research on economic policy topics, with students winning Atlantic Canada Economics Association awards.
Professional Service:
- President, Atlantic Canada Economics Association (2013-2017)
- Board Member since 2007
External grants include SSHRC and Collaborative Applied Research in Economics funding for tourism impact studies. Affiliations include Canadian Economics Association and Canadian Labour Market and Skills Researcher Network.
