Gilad Aharonovitz, Assistant Professor
EDUCATION
- PhD, Tel-Aviv University, 2006
- MA, Economics (Cum Laude), Tel-Aviv University, 1999
- BSc, Economics and Computer Science (Cum Laude), Tel-Aviv University, 1993
FIELDS OF INTEREST
- Growth of Open Economies
- Economic Development
- Economic Geography and Income Inequality
EMPLOYMENT
- 2006-Present - Assistant Professor, School of Economic Sciences
- Academic: Tel Aviv University (Instructor), Tel Aviv Academic College (Adjunct Professor)
- Non-Academic: Majorem Ltd (CFO), Unit of the Financial Advisor to the Chief of Staff - Israeli MoD (Military Service), Economic Models Ltd (Economist)
PUBLICATIONS
- Fences, Walls and the Development of Cities - The Long-Term Effects of the Israeli-Palestinian Land Obstacle (January 2006, Journal of Peace Research)
WORKING PAPERS
- Expansion of Firms and Human Capital Accumulation by Training: A Growth Model for the Not-So-Growing
- Development and the Increasing Prices of Natural Resources: Have You Missed the Last Boat to Sustained Growth?
- Migration of Firms, Home Bias and the Geographical Distribution of Growth
- Knowledge Based Spatial Differences in Economic Activity and Bidirectional Migration
- Internal Migration in the United States – Who Moves and Why
Contact Info
E-mail address:
aharonovitz@wsu.edu
Office Location:
111H Hulbert Hall
Office Hours: MWF 11:10-12:00
Office Phone: 335-6381
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