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Dr Mark Bailey serves as a Senior Lecturer and Course and Subject Director of Economics at Ulster University's Business School, within the Department of Accounting, Finance & Economics. He is based at the Belfast campus in Room BC-08-223, 2-24 York Street. With expertise spanning applied microeconomics, business strategy, and quantitative methods, Dr Bailey contributes significantly to the academic and research profile of Ulster University's economics programs.
Dr Bailey's educational background includes:
- BA in Economics from Coventry University
- PhD in Economics from Coventry University
His primary research interests focus on applied business economics, utilizing economic and microeconometric analysis to explain market behavior across labor, education, health, and energy sectors. Additionally, he investigates historical business economics, particularly examining the economic rationale behind 19th century British regulation, with emphasis on railway regulation. His methodological approach combines theoretical frameworks with empirical analysis to address contemporary economic challenges through both modern and historical lenses.
Analysis of Dr Bailey's publication record reveals consistent contributions to health economics, education economics, and business economics. His work demonstrates a strong pattern of interdisciplinary research that bridges theoretical economics with practical applications in public sector organizations like the National Health Service. The publications show particular expertise in microeconometric analysis and relationship marketing within quasi-market environments.
Dr Bailey's notable scientific achievements include:
- Fellow of the Higher Education Academy
- Principal Investigator for the ILAT - Economics Network Award (2008-2009)
As Course and Subject Director of Economics, Dr Bailey oversees curriculum development and academic standards for economics programs at Ulster University. His teaching portfolio includes applied microeconomics, business strategy, and quantitative methods courses. While specific grant details aren't prominently featured in the available information, his research activities suggest engagement with economic policy development in Northern Ireland, particularly through contributions to understanding small business impacts and healthcare economics.
Dr Bailey participates in the Ulster University Economic Policy Centre, an independent research center focused on evidence-based economic research to inform policy development across Northern Ireland. His work connects academic research with practical economic policy applications, contributing to the university's mission of addressing regional economic challenges.
