Founder · Lead Economist
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Seyit Ali Miçooğulları
Associate Professor of Economics and applied econometrician with 10+ years of professional experience spanning quantitative economic research, policy analysis and statutory financial audit. Research concentrates on the climate–labour–equity nexus: green fiscal policy and women's employment, asymmetric effects of climate change on agricultural employment, the environmental Phillips curve and institutional quality.
| Field | Detail |
|---|---|
| Title | Associate Professor of Economics (2025) — Head, Department of International Trade, Kilis 7 Aralık University |
| PhD | Economics, Mersin University (2021) — institutional structure and international competitiveness (panel-data analysis) |
| BA | Economics, Ankara University, Faculty of Political Sciences (2013) |
| Publications | 18+ peer-reviewed articles, 19 book chapters, 1 scientific monograph |
| Flagship publication | Journal of Environmental Management (Elsevier, Q1/SSCI), 2025 |
| Research grants | TÜBİTAK 1001 — Principal Investigator (firm-level wage determination under high inflation, 2025–); TÜBİTAK 1001 — Researcher (income inequality and services inflation, 2026–) |
| Prior experience | Auditor, independent (statutory) audit firm (2014–2016) — TFRS/IFRS-aligned financial statement analysis |
| Languages | Turkish (native), English (working language of academic publications) |
Note: EU-format CV and full publication list available on request.
Methods
Methodological expertise
Software: Stata, R, EViews. Method selection follows identification requirements, not fashion; every reported finding is accompanied by alternative specifications and robustness checks.
Selected publications
Selected peer-reviewed work
- Rahman, Miçooğulları, Değirmen, Alancıoğlu & Moalla (2025). Environmental Phillips Curve, globalization and institutional quality in highly globalized European countries. Journal of Environmental Management, 390. (Elsevier, Q1/SSCI)
- Alancıoğlu & Miçooğulları (2026). How do green fiscal policies affect women's employment? Evidence from Global South countries. Van YYU Journal of Economics and Administrative Sciences, 11(21).
- Özkan Aslan & Miçooğulları (2026). Asymmetric effects of climate change on agricultural employment: evidence from Turkey. Journal of Agricultural Sciences, 32(1).
- Nas, Miçooğulları & Moalla (2024). Participation in the global production network and economic development: BRICS+T. Ege Academic Review, 24(2).
- Alancıoğlu & Miçooğulları (2024). Symmetric and asymmetric effects of external debt on inflation in Türkiye: a NARDL analysis. İzmir Journal of Economics, 39(4).
Contact
econstatlab@gmail.com · +90 534 644 51 71