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About Me
I am an economist with a PhD in Economics from Ege University. My research lies at the intersection of energy economics, climate change, and health economics, with a strong focus on applied econometrics and policy-relevant empirical analysis. My methodological interests include panel data econometrics, spatial econometric models, time-series and cost-effectiveness analysis.
I use Stata and R to conduct quantitative research addressing contemporary economic, environmental, and public health challenges. My work aims to combine rigorous empirical methods with interdisciplinary perspectives to generate evidence that can inform academic debate and public policy.
Beyond academia, I am actively involved in volunteer initiatives supporting stray animals and children living in rural communities.