Farid Makhlouf
Associate Professor
- Data management
About
Farid Makhlouf is an associate professorof economics andeconometrics at the Pau Business School and a research associate at TREE, UMR 6031, University of Pau, France. He specializes in the empirical study of remittances. His work focuses primarily on how migrants respond, through their remittances, to shocks affecting both their home country and their host country. The author holds a Ph.D. (with distinction) in economics from the University of Pau. In addition, Mr. Makhlouf advises doctoral and master’s students in economics, and his teaching experience includes various courses in macroeconomics, statistics, and econometrics at the undergraduate and graduate levels. The author’s work has been published in Research in International Business and Finance, International Review of Applied Economics, Journal of Economic Development, The World Economy, Empirical Economics, and Journal of Energy and Development, among others.
Degrees
- 2009–2013 > Ph.D. in Economics, summa cum laude, University of Pau, France http://www.theses.fr/2013PAUU2004
- 2004–2008 > Master’s degree in International Economics, University of Pau, France.
- 2000–2004 > Bachelor’s degree in Money, Finance, and Banking, University of Bejaia, Algeria.
- 1999–2000 > Bachelor's degree in mathematics, Abd El Hamid Ben Badis, Algeria
Academic Experience
- 2013–present > Professor of Economics and Statistics – éklore-ed School of Management
- 2010–2012 > Postdoctoral Researcher (Full-time), University of Pau, France.
- 2009–2010 > Adjunct Lecturer, University of Pau, France
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Does democracy boost remittances?
Review of Development Economics • 2024 • Rating : 2*
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From aspirations for climate action to the reality of climate disasters: Can remittances play a key role in disaster response?
The World Economy • 2024 • Rating : 3*
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Remittances, migration, and vaccine acceptance/hesitancy
International Journal of Health Governance • 2024 • Ranking : 1*
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From Maputo to Malabo: Public Agricultural Spending and Food Security in Africa
Applied Economics • 2019 • Ranking : 3*
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Do Remittances Respond to Revolutions? Evidence from Tunisia
Research in International Business and Finance • 2017 • Ranking : 2*
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The decision to refer: Is it a matter of interpersonal trust?
Economics Bulletin • 2023 • Ranking : 2*
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To what extent do governments' COVID-19 green stimulus measures contribute to business sustainability?
International Economics • 2022 • Ranking : 2*
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More remittances, fewer children - The impact of remittances on fertility in Morocco
Journal of International Development • 2021 • Ranking : 2*
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Remittances and the Business Cycle in Morocco
Economics Bulletin • 2020 • Rating : 2*
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Voting With Your Wallet: How Remittances Respond to Political Systems
Economics Bulletin • 2019 • Rating : 2*
- Statistics
- Data Management (Project in Power BI)
- Financial Mathematics
- Globalization and Migration
- Monetary, Banking, and Financial Economics
- In-depth analysis
- Economic Conditions and Economic Growth
- Political Economy
- Econometrics
- Data
- 2013–present> Professor of Economics and Statistics – éklore-ed School of Management
- 2010–2012> Postdoctoral Researcher (Full-time), University of Pau, France.
- 2009–2010 > Adjunct Lecturer, University of Pau, France
Faculty & Research News
Active Territories: Sport and Leisure - May 19–20, 2026
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Published on : February 10, 2026
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Published on : February 2, 2026
The "Sport Management & Regions" Circle: a new research and action group dedicated to addressing sports and regional issues
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Published on : February 1, 2026