Sarra Ben Slimane
Assistant Professor, Faculty of Business Administration. University of Tabuk. KSA
Sarra Ben Slimane is an assistant professor of economics at the faculty of economics and management, Sousse university and university of Tabuk. She holds a Ph.D in economics from the university of Nice-Sophia Antipolis, She spent a year as Visiting Professor at the Economics Department of university of Mediterranean, university of Aix Marseille II. She is also a research fellow at ERF since 2021. Her research focuses on issues involving fiscal policy, macroeconomic management of natural resource, applied economics and macroeconomic modelling. She has several papers published in peer reviewed journal and he has also participated to different research projects for national, regional and international institutions (EMNES, FEMISE, ERF…).
Areas of Interest:
- Macroeconomics
- Remittances and Migration
- Growth and Business Cycle
- Development Economics
- Macroeconomic Models (DSGE Model)
Education:
- Post doctoral in Erasmus and Averroes program: DEFI University of Mediterranean, Aix Marseille II, 2009
- Ph.D., Economics, University of Nice Sophia Antipolis, 2008
- M.A., Macroeconomics, Faculté de Sciences Economiques et de Gestion de Tunis
- B.A., Economics, Faculté des Sciences Economiques et de Gestion de Tunis, 1997
Experience:
- Assistant Professor, Faculty of Business Administration. University of Tabuk, KSA. 2013-present
- Assistant Professor, College of administration Sciences. University of Najran. KSA. 2011-2013
- Assistant Professor, Faculty of Economics and Management. University of Sousse. Tunisia. 2001-2011
- Teaching Assistant, Faculté de Droit et Sciences Economiques et Politiques de Sousse, Tunisia, 2009-2010
Latest Publications:
- « Fiscal Multipliers and Oil Price Fluctuations in Oil-Exporting Countries: Evidence from (GCC) Countries », (with Sarra Ben Slimane and Mohamed Ali Houfi), Forthcoming, Energy source: part B.
- « Nascent and Innovative Entrepreneurship, the Emergence of Startups in Tunisia: Evidence from a Qualitative Survey» EMNES Working Paper No 51, June 2021
- « Commodity Price and Economic Growth in Commodity-Dependent Countries: New Evidence from Nonlinear Analysis», Resources Policy Volume 72, August 2021
- « Responsabilité des travailleurs vis-à-vis de l’environnement et taxation optimale with Damien Bazin and Jérôme BALLET », Bordeaux Economics Working Papers Cahiers D’Economie de Bordeaux, Novembre 2020
Fiscal versus Monetary Dominance: Evidence from Saudi Arabia
Areas of Interest: Macroeconomics Remittances and Migration Growth and Business Cycle Development Economics Macroeconomic Models (DSGE Model) Education:... Read More
March, 2024
Conference PaperFiscal Policy Response to Public Debt: Evidence for the MENA Region
Areas of Interest: Macroeconomics Remittances and Migration Growth and Business Cycle Development Economics Macroeconomic Models (DSGE Model) Education:... Read More
February, 2022
Working PapersWhy Is Fiscal Policy Procyclical in MENA Countries?
Areas of Interest: Macroeconomics Remittances and Migration Growth and Business Cycle Development Economics Macroeconomic Models (DSGE Model) Education:... Read More
November, 2010
Working PapersFiscal Sustainability in the MENA Region in Light of COVID-19 Crisis
Areas of Interest: Macroeconomics Remittances and Migration Growth and Business Cycle Development Economics Macroeconomic Models (DSGE Model) Education:... Read More
2020-01-01
ERF 30th Annual Conference: Parallel Sessions
Areas of Interest: Macroeconomics Remittances and Migration Growth and Business Cycle Development Economics Macroeconomic Models (DSGE Model) Education:... Read More
Apr 21, 2024