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Maurice D. Levi was a distinguished Professor of Economics at the University of British Columbia (UBC), affiliated with the Sauder School of Business. He held academic roles including Visiting Assistant Professor (pre-1974) and full Professor, contributing significantly to research and education. His career began with a Killam Post-Doctoral Teaching Fellowship at UBC in 1972.
Education: B.A. Economics (First Class Honors, University of Manchester, 1967); M.A. (University of Chicago, 1968); Ph.D. Economics (University of Chicago, 1972).
Research focused on econometrics, behavioral economics, and market psychology. Notable works include analyses of stock market cycles, daylight saving anomalies, and hormonal influences on M&A decisions. He authored influential textbooks like International Finance (5 editions) and Thinking Economically, translated globally.
Awarded eight teaching awards for his ability to simplify complex economic concepts. He chaired the Finance Division (four terms) and the Centre for International Business Studies, and served on UBC's Appointment Promotion and Tenure Committee and Senior Appointments Committee. His legacy includes fostering interdisciplinary scholarship and collegial mentorship.
Donations in lieu of flowers were directed to the Parkinson Society of BC, reflecting his family’s wishes.
