Hamid Raza

Hamid Raza is an Associate Professor at Aalborg University Business School, affiliated with The Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities. His primary research focuses on macroeconomic modeling, stock-flow consistent frameworks, and policy analysis within the context of small open economies like Denmark. Raza leads the MaMTEP (Macroeconomic Methodology, Theory and Economic Policy) research unit and has contributed significantly to understanding unemployment insurance, income distribution, and financial stability through empirical models.

Research Interests:

• Stock-flow consistent (SFC) macroeconomic models
• Unemployment benefits and macroeconomic policy
• Denmark's economy and structural dynamics
• Functional income distribution and wealth dynamics
• Financial cycles and household debt impacts
• Crisis analysis in small open economies

Publications highlight his work on quarterly empirical models for Denmark, ecological SFC-IO frameworks, and policy simulations. Recent articles (2024–2025) emphasize model flexibility and environmental integration. His 2020 Teacher of the year award reflects his pedagogical contributions.

Current projects include developing an Interactive Web-based Platform for Ecological Stock Flow Consistent Input-Output (E-SFC-IO) Model (2024), collaborating with Hamid Bekamiri to advance sustainability-linked macroeconomic tools.

Labs/Teams: Active in the MaMTEP research unit, focusing on policy-relevant macroeconomic modeling and interdisciplinary collaboration.