Category: Research
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Review for Finance Research Letters
I’m thrilled to share that I’ve recently had the opportunity to successfully review an article for Finance Research Letters, a distinguished journal in the field of finance. 📊 Here’s to more exciting opportunities for collaboration and learning in the world of finance! 🥂📝📈 #FinanceResearch #PeerReview #AcademicCommunity
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Review for Finance Research Letters
Thrilled to have my review on a finance paper published in the prestigious Finance Research Letters journal! 📚🚀 Grateful for the recognition and the certificate! #FinanceResearch #AcademicAchievement #Publication
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Certificate of Excellence: Recognized as a Reviewer by Finance Research Letters!
Thrilled to announce that I’ve been awarded a certificate from Finance Research Letters as a reviewer! 🎉 It’s an honor to contribute to the advancement of financial research and support fellow scholars in their pursuit of knowledge. Grateful for this recognition and excited for more opportunities ahead! #FinanceResearch #ReviewerCertificate
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Neoliberalism, Finance, and Income Inequality: An Examination of 14 OECD countries
In order to better understand how finance causes income inequality and to comprehend the ontology of this relationship, the dataset (14 OECD countries from 1980 to 2017) is employed to study the long-run effects of financialization and neoliberalism on several alternative measures of income inequality across countries classified as neoliberal (the United States, the United…
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Sustainable finance and its growing importance in Canada
Sustainable finance involves integrating environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors into financial decision-making processes to promote sustainable economic growth while addressing environmental and social challenges. Sustainable finance involves allocating capital towards investments that have a positive impact on the environment and society while minimizing the negative impact of investments in these areas. It includes various…
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Research Statement – Mohammad Safavi
Introduction My name is Mohammad Safavi, and I am a passionate economist with a keen interest in research. Throughout my academic journey, I have been intrigued by the complex economic issues that our society faces, and I am committed to finding solutions to these problems through rigorous research. Research is the key to understanding the…
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The efficient market hypothesis (EMH)
The weak form of efficiency hypothesis in two regimes of high volatility and low volatility in the New York Stock Exchange.
