Javad Nosratabadi

Javad Nosratabadi is an Assistant Professor of Economics at the State University of New York at Oswego (SUNY Oswego), where he is part of the Department of Economics. His research focuses on the impact of trade policies and sanctions on labor markets, as well as development economics and international trade. He can be reached at javad.nosratabadi@oswego.edu and maintains an academic website.

Education:

• Ph.D. in Economics, Florida International University (Miami, FL, USA), 2019 (Thesis: Essays in Labor Economics and International Economics)
• MA in Economics, Florida International University
• M.Sc. in Economics, Bu-Ali Sina University (Hamedan, Iran)
• B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering, Azad University of Lahijan (Lahijan, Iran)

His research interests include labor economics, focusing on employment outcomes and policy impacts, international trade with an emphasis on sanctions and trade policies, and development economics, particularly microfinance and small enterprise growth. His work has explored topics such as subsidized loans' effects on employment in Iran and the repercussions of trade sanctions on labor markets and productivity.

His recent publications analyze the effects of trade sanctions on skilled labor demand, wage dynamics, and productivity, as well as the role of small loan programs in fostering employment among micro and small enterprises. These studies contribute to understanding how economic policies shape labor markets in developing economies and under sanction regimes.

Scientific Awards: None listed.

Advising & Grants: No information provided on advised students or grants received.

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