Can Erbil Email & Phone Number

Can Erbil is currently working as Professor of the Practice of Economics at the Department of Economics of Boston College, where he holds a full-time faculty position and teaches undergraduate courses.Previously, Erbil worked as a Senior Scientist and Senior Lecturer at the Heller School of Social Policy at Brandeis University, where he applied economic modeling into the fields of health and development policy. Can Erbil specialized in international trade and development economics with a focus on trade liberization, tax reforms, and macroeconomic policy recommendations in an open economy framework. In his research he employs advanced economic modeling tools such as CGE models and integrated modeling platforms, as well as intuitive and simple innovations such as the "debt burden index".Between 2001 and 2011, Erbil worked as a full-time faculty at IBS and the Department of Economics at Brandeis University. Erbil teaches courses in international trade and globalization, development economics, econometrics, microeconomics, macroeconomics, quantitative analysis, economic modeling with general equilibrium: theory and practice, political economy and international monetary economics and finance (at Harvard University).Can Erbil is also the Director of Economic Modeling School and Research Fellow at EcoMod, Global Economic Modeling Network.Erbil worked as a consultant at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. He worked on a project for the New Hampshire Tax Comission estimating the economic impacts of changes in income, sales and property taxes.Erbil worked at the International Trade Division of the World Bank, as consultant and data manager. He has conducted intensive empirical research using international data sources, and delivered policy recommendations to client countries on issues such as market openness.Specialties: International Trade, Economic Modeling, Health Policy, Energy Economics, Development and Macroeconomic Policy.

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