Daniel Borbely

Daniel Borbely is a Lecturer at Queen's Business School, Queen's University Belfast, focusing on applied microeconomic research in public and urban economics. He actively supervises PhD students and teaches courses such as ECO2001 Economic Growth and ECO2023 Data Analysis and Optimization.

Research Interests include education policy (school meals, multi-grade classrooms, gender dynamics), housing economics, tax/welfare policy, and rural development. His work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals related to poverty reduction and educational equity.

Key Publications address topics like the impact of free school meals on attendance, forced migration effects on economic development, and educational disparities in rural Scotland. His methodological approaches include difference-in-differences and case study analyses.