Dr Erkan Yalcin

Dr. Erkan Yalcin has held teaching positions at a number of universities and pursued advanced studies at several institutions across Turkey, Canada, and the United Kingdom. His extensive academic credentials include a PhD in Economic Theory, an MSc in Econometrics, and an MBA in Managerial Economics. Throughout his career, Dr. Yalcin has demonstrated a commitment to scholarly mentorship and knowledge dissemination, having supervised several Higher Degree Research students and contributed extensively to peer-reviewed publications and international conferences.

Dr. Yalcin’s research expertise spans Microeconomics, Finance, and Political Economy, with a specific focus on firm behaviour, general equilibrium, and decision-making under uncertainty. His work investigates the complexities of incomplete markets and asset pricing, alongside the quantitative analysis of electoral competition and voting behaviour.