Sara Alnashar

Sara Alnashar

Economist, The World Bank Group

Sara Alnashar is a macroeconomist by training, by profession and by choice! She is the Egypt Economist in the World Bank’s Macroeconomics, Trade and Investment Global Practice in Cairo, Egypt. She has authored journal articles, working papers and reports on different topics, including international financial integration, monetary autonomy, fiscal multipliers, public debt as well as labor productivity and economic transformation. Sara obtained her MA in Policy Economics from Williams College while she was a Fulbright scholar in the United States of America. She also holds an MSc in Economics as well as a PhD in Economics from Cairo University, Egypt.

Areas of Interest:

  • Macroeconomics
  • Econometrics 

Education:

  • PhD in Economics [Faculty of Economics and Political Science, Cairo University], September 2019
  • MA in Policy Economics [Center for Development Economics, Williams College, USA], June 2010
  • MSc. in Economics [Faculty of Economics and Political Science, Cairo University], July 2009
  • BSc. in Economics [Faculty of Economics and Political Science, Cairo University], May 2003

Experience:

  • Economist - The World Bank Group, January 2013 - Present
  • Economist – The Egyptian Center for Economic Studies (ECES), July 2010 – December 2012
  • Research Analyst – The Egyptian Center for Economic Studies (ECES), July 2005 – July 2009

Latest Publications:

  • Alnashar, Sara. 2019. On Egypt’s Government Debt: Perpetual Deficits and Exchange Rate Depreciations. Conference Paper. Presented at the Economic Research Forum’s 25th Annual Conference (March 2019; Kuwait).
  • Youssef, Hoda, Sara Alnashar, Jala Erian, Amr Elshawarby and Chahir Zaki. 2019. Egypt Economic Monitor: From Floating to Thriving – Taking Egypt's Exports to New Level. Washington, D.C.: World Bank Group.
  • Alnashar, Sara. 2017. Egypt’s Government Spending Multiplier: Its Size and Determinants, Economic Research Forum Working Paper 1165.
What are the Drivers of Egypt’s Government Debt?

Areas of Interest: Macroeconomics Econometrics  Education: PhD in Economics [Faculty of Economics and Political Science, Cairo University], September... Read More

December, 2019

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Egypt’s Government Spending Multiplier: Its Size and Determinants

Areas of Interest: Macroeconomics Econometrics  Education: PhD in Economics [Faculty of Economics and Political Science, Cairo University], September... Read More

December, 2017

Working Papers
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