Fırat Emir

Fırat Emir is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics at Final University's Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences. His research focuses on sustainable development, environmental economics, and energy policy, with a particular emphasis on analyzing the interplay between economic growth, renewable energy, financial development, and carbon emissions. He employs advanced econometric techniques such as RALS cointegration, Fourier ADL, and asymmetric causality in his studies.

His recent publications (2024-2025) examine regulatory quality in sustainable development, financial stress indices in emerging markets, and the mediating role of finance in environmental policies. His work spans both theoretical and empirical analyses, often focusing on countries like Turkey, Saudi Arabia, India, and Malaysia.

Research Trends: Fırat's research consistently addresses the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), exploring how technological innovation, entrepreneurship, and policy interventions can mitigate environmental degradation. His studies frequently incorporate asymmetric modeling to capture non-linear relationships between variables.