Mohammad Haque

M Emranul Haque is an Associate Professor in Economics at the University of Manchester. His research investigates macroeconomic development, focusing on corruption, government expenditure policies, trade liberalization, and human capital impacts in developing economies. Current projects examine the relationship between governance quality and economic growth, heterogeneous effects of education, and refugee impacts on local economies using natural experiments.

His work employs advanced econometric methods including time-series analysis and panel data models to study fiscal policy effectiveness, corruption channels, and trade liberalization impacts. Publications demonstrate consistent focus on development challenges through empirical and theoretical frameworks.