D R I T S A K I ,
C H A I D O
Tel: +30 6976 918 870, +30 24610 68184
Email: dritsaki@teiwm.gr
PERSONAL DETAILS
Name
Surname
Father’s name
Mother’s name
Date of birth
Place of birth
Employment address
Current post
Subject area
: Chaido
: Dritsaki
: Nikolaos
: Evanthia
: 26.11.1980
: Thessalonica, Greece
: Technological Educational Institute (TEI) of Western
Macedonia, Koila, Kozani 50100, Greece
: Associate Professor at the Department of Accounting
and Finance, Faculty of Management and Economics
(Government Gazette of the Hellenic Republic No
1817/30.12.2014)
: Econometric Applications
EDUCATION
2003 – 2005
University of Macedonia, Greece, Dept of Applied Informatics
PhD
PhD thesis title: “The Relation between Tax System Structures and EconomicFinancial Indices: an Empirical Approach on the European Union”.
Grade: Excellent.
2002 – 2003
University of Southampton, UK, School of Management
MSc International Banking and Financial Studies
Recognised by the Hellenic NARIC
Dissertation title: “Financial, Credit and Economic Development using Granger
causality: The case of Greece”.
1998 – 2002
Aristotle University of Thessalonica, Greece, Dept of Economics
Degree mark: 7.80 out of 10, grade: Very Good
1995 – 1998
6th General Lyceum of Calamaria, Thessalonica, Greece
Certificate of Secondary Education (CSE) mark: 19.5 out of 20, grade:
Excellent.
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
2014 – today Technological Educational Institute (TEI) of Western Macedonia, Greece
Associate Professor (Dept of Accounting and Finance)
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Modules taught include “Microeconomics” (2nd semester), “Econometrics
I” (4th semester), “Econometrics II” (5th semester), Financial Econometrics
(7th semester).
2010 – 2014
Technological Educational Institute (TEI) of Western Macedonia, Greece
Assistant Professor (Dept of Financial Applications)
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Modules taught include “Microeconomics” (1st semester) at the Dept of
Financial Applications and Accounting, “Macroeconomics” (2nd semester)
at the Dept of Financial Applications and Accounting, “Financial
Mathematics” (1st semester), “Business Economics” (2nd semester),
“Investment Analysis” (5th semester), “Forecasting Methods” (5th
semester), “Quantitative Methods ΙΙ” (6th semester), “Quantitative
Methods” (Erasmus programme).
2009 – 2010
University of Macedonia, Greece
Adjunct Lecturer (Dept of Marketing and Operations Management)
Module taught: “Finance for Business Administration” (1st semester).
2009 – 2010
University of Macedonia, Greece
Adjunct Lecturer (Dept of Technology Management)
Module taught: “Managerial Economics & Business Decision-Making”
(5th semester).
2009 – 2010
Technological Educational Institute (TEI) of Thessalonica, Greece
Fully qualified Teaching Fellow
Module taught: “Microeconomics” (2nd semester) at the Dept of Tourist
Enterprises.
2009 – 2010
TEI of Larisa, Greece
Fully qualified Teaching Fellow
Module taught: “Business Funding” (3rd semester) at the Dept of Tourist
Enterprises.
2008 – 2009
University of Macedonia, Greece
Adjunct Lecturer (Dept of Marketing and Operations Management)
Module taught: “Economics for Business Administration” (1st semester).
2008 – 2009
University of Macedonia, Greece
Adjunct Lecturer (Dept of Technology Management)
Module taught: “Managerial Economics & Business Decision-Making”
(5th semester).
2008 – 2009
TEI of Thessalonica, Greece
Fully qualified Teaching Fellow
Modules taught:
2
“Macroeconomics” (1st semester) at the Dept of Tourist Enterprises.
“Microeconomics” (2nd semester) at the Dept of Tourist Enterprises.
“Principles of Economics II” (1st semester) at the Dept of Marketing.
2008 – 2009
TEI of Larisa, Greece
Fully qualified Teaching Fellow (Dept of Tourist Enterprises)
Module taught: “Business Funding” (3rd semester).
2007 – 2008
University of Macedonia, Greece
Adjunct Lecturer (Dept of Marketing & Operations Management)
Module taught: “Economics for Business Administration” (1st and 2nd
semester).
2007 – 2008
University of Macedonia, Greece
Adjunct Lecturer (Dept of Technology Management)
Module taught: “Managerial Economics & Business Decision-Making”
(5th semester).
2007 – 2008
TEI of Kavala, Greece
Fully qualified Teaching Fellow
Modules taught:
“Financial Mathematics (2nd semester) at the Dept of Accountancy.
“The Stock Exchange – Technical Analysis” (5th semester) at the Dept of
Information Management.
“Economics” (1st semester) at the Dept of Information Management.
Supervised students’ final dissertations.
2006 – 2007
University of Macedonia, Greece
Adjunct Lecturer (Dept of Technology Management)
Module taught: “Managerial Economics & Business Decision-Making”
(5th semester).
2006 – 2007
TEI of Serrai, Greece
Teaching Fellow (Dept of Accounting)
Module taught: “Financial Statements Analysis” (5th semester).
Supervised students’ final dissertations.
2006 – 2007
TEI of Kavala, Greece
Teaching Fellow (Dept of Accountancy)
Modules taught:
“Banking and Finance” (4th semester).
“Stock Exchange and Stock Market Analysis” (7th semester).
Supervised students’ final dissertations.
2005 – 2006
ΤEI of Serrai, Greece
Teaching Fellow (Dept of Accounting)
“Financial Statements Analysis” (5th semester).
2005 – 2006
TEI of Kavala, Greece
Teaching Fellow (Dept of Accountancy)
Modules taught:
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“Accounting for Business Organisations” (3rd semester).
“Banking and Finance” (4th semester).
“Stock Exchange and Stock Market Analysis” (7th semester).
Supervised students’ final dissertations.
2004 – 2005
TEI of Kavala, Greece
Teaching Fellow and Laboratory Assistant (Dept of Accountancy)
Modules taught:
“Accounting for Business Organisations” (3rd semester).
“Banking and Finance” (4th semester).
Supervised students’ final dissertations.
2003 – 2004
Vlazaki, Antonia Foreign Languages Centre, Neoi Epibatai, Thessalonica,
Greece
EFL teacher
Taught English as a Foreign Language.
WORK EXPERIENCE
2008
TEI of Kavala, Greece
Reader
Research of the Kavala Chamber entitled “Delving into, and Recording,
the Qualitative Characteristics of the Unemployed and of Enterprises”,
which was part of the “Career Advising and Employment Creation”
project.
2007 – 2008
University of Macedonia, Greece
Software developer
Supported the Computing Studies in the Dept of Applied Informatics
University of Macedonia (of Economic and Social Sciences).
2006 – 2007
Malliares and Sons plc., Thessalonica, Greece
Assistant accountant
2005
TEI of Thessalonica, Greece
Administrative Co-ordinator
Participated in the Tempus CD JEP 31084-03 project, entitled “Enhancing
Academic Cooperation in the Mediterranean -Development of
Postgraduate Curriculum for Hospitality and Tourism Studies” sponsored
by the Dept of Tourist Enterprises.
2004 – 2005
University of Macedonia, Thessalonica, Greece
Software developer
Supported the Computing Studies in the Dept of Applied Informatics
University of Macedonia (of Economic and Social Sciences).
Maintained the Master’s Degree Programmes (MDPs) web site, realised
and maintained its applications with a view to supporting the educational
work of the MDPs; in co-operation with MDP instructors, I was
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responsible for regularly updating the website with educational material
for modules of Economics/Finance.
2003 – 2004
University of Macedonia, Greece
Software Developer
Operational Programme for Education and Initial Vocational Training II
Developed a model website for the Econometrics module
Workshop/seminar support; introduced assessment sessions for the
Accounting module while it was being administered; designed and
constructed an electronic database of accounting data.
2003 – 2004
TEI of Thessalonica
Administrative Co-ordinator
Participated in the Tempus CD JEP 17121-2002 project, sponsored by
the Dept of Tourism Enterprises.
ADMINISTRATIVE DUTIES
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3.
4.
5.
6.
Prepared and marked papers of the matriculation examinations for “Microeconomics”
in academic years 2010/2011, 2011/2012, 2012/2013, and 2013/2014.
Been the chairperson of the 3-member committee for the internal evaluation of the
Department of Financial Applications, Department of Management and Economics,
University of Western Macedonia in academic years 2010/2011, 2011/2012, and
2012/2013.
Standing in the 3-member committee for reshaping the curriculum of the
abovementioned Department.
Author/Editor of the implementation study of the system evaluating the Dept of
Financial Applications.
Member of the committee of the scheme for the internal system evaluation of the Dept
of Financial Applications
Academic co-ordinator for the Erasmus+ Programme in the Dept of Accounting and
Finance
SUPERVISING UNDER-GRADUATE AND POST-GRADUATE DISSERTATIONS
(ERASMUS)
(Alexander Technological Educational Institute of Thessalonica, Greece, Erasmus
Mundus ECW for Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan)
Under-graduate students
1.
2.
3.
4.
Grigori Avanesyan “Supply and Demand” (Microeconomics)
Grigori Avanesyan “Inflation and Unemployment: The case of Armenia”
(Macroeconomics)
Otar Antia and Mariam Meparishvili “Is Tax Policy Coordination Necessary for the EU
Countries?” (Macroeconomics)
Mariam Meparishvili “Productivity Growth in the Business Sector” (Microeconomics)
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5.
Mariam Papoyan and Armenuhi Budaghyan “Credit Market Development and
Economic Growth: The case of Armenia” (Macroeconomics)
Post-graduate students
1.
1.
Aytan Mammadova “Is Azerbaijan vulnerable to Dutch Disease?”
MONOGRAPHS
1.1
Dritsaki, C. (2005). “The Relation between Tax System Structures and EconomicFinancial Indices: an Empirical Approach on the European Union” (in Greek),
Doctoral thesis, Dept of Applied Informatics, University of Macedonia, Greece.
1.2
Dritsaki C. (2003). “Financial, Credit and Economic Development using Granger
Causality: The case of Greece”, Dissertation, International Banking and Financial
Studies, University of Southampton, UK.
2.
SCIENTIFIC ARTICLES
2.1.
SCIENTIFIC ARTICLES IN JOURNALS
2.1.1
Dritsaki C. (2014). “The dynamic relationship between stock volatility and trading
volume from the Athens stock exchange”, International Journal of Empirical
Finance,Vol.3, No.3, pp.152-165. (Scopus, Impact Factor).
2.1.2.
Dritsaki C., Dritsaki M. (2014). “CO2 emissions, energy consumption, financial
development and economic growth: A multivariate cointegration and causality
analysis for Greece”. World Applied Science Journal, Vol.32, No.2, pp.309-321.
(Scopus, Impact Factor).
2.1.3.
Dritsaki C., Dritsaki M. (2014). “Causal relationship between energy consumption,
economic growth and CO2 emissions: A dynamic panel data approach”,
International Journal of Energy Economics and Policy, Vol.4, No.2, pp.125-136.
(Scopus, Impact Factor).
2.1.4.
Dritsaki C., Dritsaki M. (2013). "Hysteresis in unemployment: an empirical research
for three member states of the European Union”, Theoretical and Applied
Economics, Vol. XX, No. 4(581), pp. 35-46. (Impact Factor).
2.1.5.
Dritsaki C., Dritsaki M. (2013). "Philips Curve Inflation and Unemployment: An
empirical research for Greece”, International Journal of Computational Economics
and Econometrics, (EconLit).
2.1.6.
Dritsaki, M., & Dritsaki, C. (2013). "The Bound Testing Approach for
Cointegration and Causality between Financial Development, Trade Openness and
Economic Growth in Bulgaria", The IUP Journal of Applied Economics, Vol.12,
No.1, pp.1-18. (Impact Factor).
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2.1.7.
Dritsaki, C., & Dritsaki, M. (2012). "Exports and FDI: A Granger causality analysis
in a heterogeneous panel", Economics Bulletin, Vol.32, No.4, pp.3128-3139. (Impact
Factor).
2.1.8.
Dritsaki, C. (2012). "Finance Development and Economic Growth: A Theoretical
Perspective", Archives of Economic History, Vol.14, No.2, (EconLit).
2.1.9.
Dritsaki, M., & Dritsaki C. (2012). "A panel data approach to the demand for
money in Bulgaria and Romania", Applied Economics Letters, Vol.19. No.8. pp.
705-710. (Impact Factor).
2.1.10.
Dritsaki, C. (2011). "The Random Walk Hypothesis and Correlation in the Visegrad
Countries Emerging Stock Markets", Romanian Economic Journal, Vol.14, No.40,
pp.25–56. (Impact Factor).
2.1.11.
Dritsaki, C., & Dritsaki, M. (2010). "Government Expenditure and National
Income: Causality Tests for Twelve New Members of E.E", Romanian Economic
Journal, Vol.13, No.38, pp.67–89. (Impact Factor).
2.1.12.
Dritsaki, C. (2009). “Real Wages as Determinant of Labour Productivity in
Tourism”, Tourism and Hospitality Management, Vol.15, No.1, pp.101–105.
(EconLit).
2.1.13.
Dritsaki, C. (2009). “The Life cycle of Agro tourist enterprises”, Tourismos: An
International Multidisciplinary Journal of Tourism, Vol.4, No.2, pp.149-154.
(Scopus).
2.1.14.
Dritsaki, C., & Dritsakis, N. (2009). “Okun’s Coefficient for four Mediterranean
member countries of EU: An empirical study”, International Journal of Business
and Management, Vol.4, No.5, pp. 18–26. (Google Scholar).
2.1.15.
Dritsaki C. (2009). “Bulgaria–Romania: A nexus between European Union and
Black Sea Region”, Journal of World Economic Review. Vol.4, No.1, pp.1–5. (JEL).
2.1.16.
Dritsaki, C. (2009). "Tax Structures and Trade: An empirical research for Greece",
International Journal of Management Research and Technology”, Vol.3, No.1, pp.
213–220. (JEL).
2.1.17.
Dritsaki, C., & Kepouros, A. (2007). “Human capital and economic development:
an empirical research on Greece using co-integration analysis” (in Greek). Spoudai,
Vol.57, No.2, pp.106–118. (EconLit).
2.1.18.
Dritsaki, C., & Karasavvoglou, A. (2007). “An Empirical Investigation of Bulgaria
for Productivity and Inflation”, International Review of Applied Economic Research,
Vol.2, No.1, pp.79-87. (JEL).
2.1.19.
Anastassiou, T., & Dritsaki C. (2005). "Tax Revenues and Economic Growth: An
Empirical Investigation for Greece Using Causality Analysis", Journal of Social
Sciences, Vol.1, No.2, pp.99-105. (ISI Web of Science).
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2.1.20.
Dritsaki, C., & Dritsaki – Bargiota, M. (2005). "The causal relationship between
stock, credit market and economic development: An empirical evidence for Greece",
Economic Change and Restructuring, Special Issue, pp.113–127. Springer. (Impact
Factor).
2.1.21.
Dritsaki, C., & Gialetaki, K.(2005). "Taxes and Economic Indicators: An Empirical
Investigation for Greece", Spoudai, Vol.55, No.3, pp.34–54. (EconLit).
2.1.22.
Dritsaki, C., & Adamopoulos, A. (2005). "A causal relationship and
macroeconomic activity: Empirical results from European Union", American
Journal of Applied Sciences, Vol.2, No.2, pp.504–507. (Scopus, ISI Web of
Science).
2.1.23.
Dritsaki, C., Vazakides, A., & Adamopoulos, A. (2004). "Exports, investments and
economic growth: An empirical investigation of the three Baltic countries", Baltic
Journal of Economics, Vol.4, No.2, pp.72-79. (Impact Factor).
2.1.24.
Dritsaki, M., Dritsaki, C., & Adamopoulos, A. (2004). "A causal relationship
between trade, foreign direct investment and economic growth for Greece",
American Journal of Applied Sciences, Vol.1, No.3, pp.230-235. (Scopus, ISI Web
of Science).
2.2.
SCIENTIFIC ARTICLES
REVIEWERS
2.2.1.
Dritsaki. C, and Stiakakis. E (2014). “Foreign direct investment, exports and
economic growth in Croatia: A time series analysis” ICOAE, Chania, Greece, 3-5
July 2014, Procedia Economics and Finance, Vol.14, pp.181-190. (Elsevier).
2.2.2.
Dritsaki C., (2013). “Causal Nexus Between Economic Growth, Export and
Government Debt: The case of Greece” ICOAE, Istanbul, Turkey, 28-30 June 2013,
Procedia Economics and Finance, (Elsevier).
2.2.3.
Dritsaki C., & Dritsaki, M. (2012). “Inflation, Unemployment and the NAIRU in
Greece”, ICOAE, Uppsala, Sweden, 28-30 June 2012, Procedia Economics and
Finance, Vol.1, pp.118-127. (Elsevier).
2.2.4.
Dritsaki C., & Dritsaki. M. (2011). “The stability of money demand: Evidence from
Turkey”, Eurasia Business and Economics Society, Istanbul, Turkey 1-3 June 2011,
και δηµοσιεύθηκε στo The IUP Journal of Bank Management, Vol.XI, No.4, pp.728, 2012 (Impact Factor).
2.2.5.
Dritsaki, C. (2010). “The Weak Form Efficiency and Correlation of Stock Markets
in Eastern Europe: An Empirical research for four new member states of European
Union”, 2nd International Conference, “The Economies of Balkan and Eastern
Europe Countries in the Changed World”, Kavala, 7–9 May.
2.2.6.
Dritsaki C., Dritsaki. M. (2009). “The Deficit of Balance on Current Account: An
Empirical Investigation for Greece” International Conference on Applied
Economics, 2009, Kastoria, 27–30 May 2009. Published in the Journal of European
Economy, Vol.9, No.5, pp.132–145, 2010 (EconLit).
PRESENTED
IN
CONFERENCES
WITH
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2.2.7.
Dritsaki, C. (2007). "Black economy in Cyprus: An empirical research” (in Greek).
Presented at the 20th Pan-Hellenic Conference on Statistics (published in the
proceedings of the Conference). Nicosia, 10-15 April.
2.2.8.
Dritsaki, C, (2006). "Romania a linkage between European Union and the Black
Sea Region: An empirical research of productivity and inflation".(Approved and
presented at the International Conference, entitled: “Innovations, Entrepreneurship
and Competitiveness in the Balkan and Black Sea countries”). Kavala 3-5
November.
2.2.9.
Dritsaki, C. (2006). "Company taxation and private investment: an empirical
research for Greece using cointegration analysis” (in Greek). Presented at the 19th
Pan-Hellenic Conference on Statistics and published in the proceedings of the
Conference, pp.205-212, Castoria 26-29 April.
2.2.10.
Dritsaki, C., Vazakides, A. (2005). "Tax Categories and Economic Growth: An
empirical research for Greece” (in Greek). Presented at the 18th Pan-Hellenic
Conference on Statistics and published in the proceedings of the Conference, pp.99108, Rhodes, 4-7 May.
2.2.11.
Dritsaki- Bargiota M., Dritsaki C. (2004). "Macroeconomic Determinants of Stock
Price Movements: An Empirical Investigation of the Greek Stock Market", 11th
Annual Conference of the Multinational Finance Society, Istanbul, Turkey 3-8 July.
2.2.12.
Dritsaki, M., & Dritsaki, C. (2004). "Correlation of the New York and Athens Stock
Exchanges” (in Greek). Presented at the 17th Pan-Hellenic Conference on Statistics
and published in the proceedings of the Conference, pp.159-166, Leucas, 14-18
April.
2.3.
ARTICLES IN YEARBOOKS
2.3.1.
Dritsaki, C., Dritsaki, M., Adamopoulos A. (2006). "Inflation and Productivity: an
empirical research for Greece using the causality analysis” (in Greek). University of
Macedonia Scientific Yearbook, Volume in honour of Maria Delivany, pp.119-132.
3.
BOOKS – NOTES – CHAPTERS IN BOOKS
3.1.
Dritsaki, C., & Dritsaki, M. (2013). “An Introduction to Econometrics employing
EViews”, Athens: Cleidarithmos publications, p.387.
3.2.
Dritsaki C. (2009). "Tax Structures and Trade: An empirical research for Greece",
Chapter on book “Contemporary Issues in Management”, Serials Publications, New
Delhi, Year of Publication, 2010, Editors: Dr. C. Samudhra Rajakumar, Dr. K.
Tamizh Jyothi and R. Rajinikanth.
3.3.
Dritsaki, C. (2007). “The use of General Mathematics in the Economy”, pp.171,
Dept of Accounting, Technological Educational Institute of Kavala.
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4.
CITATIONS
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Dritsaki.M., Dritsaki C. (2004). "Macroeconomic determinants of stock price
movements: An empirical investigation of the Greek stock market", Selected paper, 11th
Annual Conference of Multinational Finance Society, Istanbul, Turkey, 2004.
1)
Francisco Lopez Herrera, (2004). "Prima de riesgo del mercado mexicano de capitales
y la dinamica de factores de Riesgo con base en variables conomicas clave", Memoria del IX
Foro de Investigacion: Congreso Internacional de Contaduria, Administracion e Informatica.
Octobre 27-29, 2004.
2)
Cumhur Erdem, Cem Kaan Arslan, and Meziyet Sema Erdem, (2005). "Effects of
macroeconomic variables on Istanbul stock exchange indexes» Applied Financial Economics,
Vol. 15, No.14, pp. 987–994.
3)
Francisco Lopez Herrera (2006). "Riesgo sistematico en el mercado mexicano de
capitales : un caso de segmentacion parcial ". No 219, mayo-agosto, 2006, Universidad
Nacional Autonoma de Mexico.
4)
Francisco Lopez Herrera and Edgar Ortiz (2006). "NAFTA capital markets mild
segmentation: dynamic multifactor asset pricing models", 13th Global Finance Conference,
April 26th to 28th, 2006 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
5)
Serra Eren Sarioglou (2006). "Degiskenlik modelleri ve imkb hisse senetleri
piyasasinda degiskenlik modellerinin kesitsel olarak irdelenmesi”, Doktora Tezi, Bogazici
Universitesi Sosyal Bilimler Enstitusu, Istanbul 2006.
6)
Muhittin Zugul and Cumhur Dahin (2009). “An application to examine the relationship
between IMKB 100 INDEX and some macroeconomic variables”, Akademik Bakis, sayi 16,
Nisan, 2009.
7)
Azemi Bin Mohd Noh (2009). “The impact of macroeconomic variables on firm’s
performance: Evidence from Malaysian GLC”, Master of Business Administration, University
of Malaysia.
8)
Francisco Lopez Herrera and Edgar Ortiz (2011). "Dynamic multibeta macroeconomic
asset pricing model at NAFTA stock markets”, International Journal of Economics and
Finance, Vol. 3, No. 1, pp. 55–68.
9)
Sayilgan, G., and Suslu, C. (2011). “The effect of macroeconomic factors on stock
returns: A study of Turkey and emerging markets”, BDDK Bankac l k ve Finansal Piyasalar,
Vol.5, No.1, pp. 73-96.
10)
Hugida, L. (2011). “Analisis faktor-faktor yang mempengaruhi volatilitas harga saham
(studi pada perusahaan yang terdaftar dalam indeks LQ 45 periode 2006-2009)”, Thesis
submitted for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy, Fakultas Ekonomi Universitas Diponegoro,
Semarang.
11)
Siti Noorahayusolah, Kosnandi (2011). “The impact of macroeconomic forces on stock
returns in Malaysia”. Masters thesis, Universiti Utara Malaysia.
12)
Shehnila Soomro, Niaz Ahmed Bhutto and Ghulam Abbas (2012). “Stock market
cycles generation of non financial companies in Pakistan” Asian Journal of Business and
Management Sciences, Vol. 1, No. 57, pp. 57-64.
13)
Fauziah, Naimatul (2013). “Analisis pengaruh volume perdagangan, inflasi, dividend
yield dan dividend payout ratio terhadap volatilitas harga saham perusahaan yang terdaftar di
LQ45”, Doctor of Philosophy, Fakultas Ekonomi Dan Bisnis Universitas Islam Negeri Syarif
Hidaytullah, Jakarta.
14)
Vardhan, Harsh (2014). “Industry response to trade liberalization: quantitative analysis
of stock market”, Doctor of Philosophy Dept. of Management Studies, University of Delhi.
15)
Arif Hussain, Gohar Zaman and Qadir Bukhsh Baloch (2014). “The causal relationship
of interest rate and stock prices: Empirical evidence from Pakistani markets” City
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University research Journal, Vol.4, No.2, pp.147-155.
16)
Sibel Karina Arnes (2015). “Impact of macroeconomic indicators on stock market
performance: The case of the Istanbul stock exchange” Master’s Thesis, MSc. Finance &
Strategic Management, Copenhagen Business School.
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Dritsaki M., Dritsaki C, and A. Adamopoulos (2004). "A causal relationship
between trade, foreign direct investment and economic growth in Greece", American
Journal of Applied Sciences, Vol. 1, No.3, pp. 230–235. (Scopus, ISI Web of Science).
17)
Pokou Koffi (2005). “Investissements directs etrangers et croissance economique en
cote d’ivoire” Cellule d’ analyse de Politiques Economiques du CIRES, Decembre 2005, E. No
130.
18)
Frank S.T. Hsiao and Mei-Chu W. Hsiao (2006). “FDI, exports, and growth in east and
southeast Asia evidence from time – series and panel data causality Analysis”, Journal of
Asian Economics, Vol.17, No.6, pp.1082–1106.
19)
∆εδελούδης Κωνσταντίνος, (2006). "Οικονοµική µεγέθυνση και ανάπτυξη του
κατασκευαστικού κλάδου: Ένα οικονοµετρικό υπόδειγµα της συνάρτησης παραγωγής του
κλάδου των κατασκευών", ∆ιδακτορική ∆ιατριβή, Τµήµα Πολιτικών Μηχανικών της
Πολυτεχνικής Σχολής του Α.Π.Θ.
20)
Amin Karimu (2006). “Foreign direct investment and economic growth: A causality
analysis for the case of Chana”, D-Level Thesis, Economics, Hogskolan Dalarna, Borlange.
21)
Papadogonas, Th, Voulgaris, F. and G. Agiomirgianakis (2007). "Determinants of
export behavior in the Greek manufacturing sector", Operational Research, An International
Journal, Vol.7, Νο.1, pp.121-135.
22)
Ahmed Torch and Jihad Mohammed (2007). “The economic investment the foreign
court usher on the growth influenced: Applied study on Jordan.”, Magazine of the Flags
Economic and Administrative, Vol.23, No.1, pp.1–31.
23)
Bitzenis, A. Marangos J, and A. Andronikidis (2007). “The interaction of international
trade and foreign direct investment (FDI) under decisive institutional reforms in Bulgaria”,
International Journal Trade and Globat Markets, Vol.1, No.1, pp.69–88.
24)
Oscar Eddy Kiiza (2007). “The causal relationship between foreign direct investment
and economic growth: The case study of Uganda”, MSc Thesis, Cranfield University, School
of Management, 2007.
25)
Zakia Mishal, and Ziad Abulaida (2007). “The impact of foreign direct investment on
economic growth: The case of Jordan”, Journal of Economic and Administrative Sciences,
Vol.23 No.1, pp.1-31.
26)
Yongkul Won, Frank S. T. Hsiao, and Doo Yong Yang (2008). “FDI inflows, exports
and economic growth in first and second generation ANIEs: Panel data causality analyses”,
Book, Korea Institute for International Economic Policy, Published by KIEP 2008.
27)
Yongkul Won (2008). “FDI inflows, exports and economic growth in major ASEAN
countries time series and panel causality analyses”, Southeast Asia research, Vol.18, No.2, pp.
173-209.
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207) Algis Zvirblis (2011). “Principles and models of forecasting of the essential indicators
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208) Fair Bilques, Tahir Mukhtaz, and Sidra Sahail (2012). “Dynamic causal interaction of
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210) Singh Shivangi and Jotwani Naresh (2012). “The effect of macroeconomic variables on
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213) Taufik Abd Hakim, Imbarine Bujang (2013). “Do taxes generate more on economic
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215) Petre Caraiani (2010). “Bayesian linear estimation of Okun coefficient for Romania:
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216) Thomas Boulton (2010). “Test of Okuns law for the 10 Eastern European countries”,
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η εφαρµογή του στην περίπτωση της Ελλάδος”, Master’s Thesis, University of Patras.
219) Giovanni. Busetta, and Dario. Corso, (2012). “Labor productivity and Okun’s
law:An empirical application to Italian regional panel data”, Rivista Italiana Degli Economisti,
Vol.17, No.2, pp.279-298.
220) Hany Elshamy (2013). “The relationship between unemployment and output in Egypt”,
Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences, Vol.81, pp.22-28.
221) Abiodun S. Bankole, Basiru Oyeniran Fatai (2013). “Empirical test of Okun’s law in
Nigeria”, International Journal of Economic Practices and Theories, Vol.3, No.3, pp.227-231.
222) Syh Han Ang, and Nanthakumar Loganathan (2013). “Interactions between economic
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223) Ntebogang Moroke, Gontse Patricia Leballo, and David Mbathi Mello (2014). “An
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224) Maria Alebaki, and Olga Iakovidou (2011). “Market segmentation in wine tourism: A
comparison of approaches” Tourismos: An International Multidisciplinary Journal of Tourism,
Vol.6, No.1, pp.123-140.
225) Azizan Marzuki, Abdul Aziz Hussin, Badaruddin Mohamed, Abdul Ghapar Othman,
and Ahmad Puad Mat Som (2011). “Assessment of nature-based tourism in South Kelantan,
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integrated farming system development model towards sustainable agriculture and tourism in
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environment second homes in rural areas: Eastern part of bungalow villages the city of
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230) Marlena Bednarska, and Grzegorz Golembski (2012). “Cechy rynku pracy w turystyce
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231) Honoré Ahishakiye (2011). “Hétérogénéité de la causalité entre dépenses publiques et
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232) Ana-Maria ŢEPUŞ (2012) “The Wagner hypothesis from the perspective of the
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233) Wildan Shohabi (2014). “Kausalitas pengeluaran pemerintah, inflasi, dan pendapatan
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234) Gaston_ls Lonzo Lubu and Desir_e Avom (2014). “Nonlinear effects of spending on
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235) Victor Dragola and Elena Valentina Tilica (2013). “Market efficiency of the post
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236) Kang Chun kit, Koh Wei Hin, Lau Hoi Yan, Ng Chun Yuen, and Tan Ken Long (2014).
“ The nexus between stock market performance and gold price: The case of hang seng index”,
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237) Forget Mingiri Kapingura (2014). “The stability of the money demand function in
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238) Lucas Nigel Phua (2014). “The relationship of government expenditure, population,
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Administration, University Tunku Abdul Rahman.
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Azhar Khan (2014). “Triangular relationship between energy consumption, price index and
national income in Asian countries: A pooled mean group approach in presence of structural
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248) Profillidis, V., Botzoris, G, and A. T. Galanis (2014). “Environmental effects and
externalities from the transport sector and sustainable transportation planning – A review”,
International Journal of Energy Economics and Policy, Vol.4, No.4, pp.647-661.
249) Nuno Carlos Leitão (2015). “Energy consumption and foreign direct investment: A
panel data analysis for Portugal”, International Journal of Energy Economics and Policy,
Vol.5, No.1, pp.138-147.
250) Faris Nasif AL-Shubiri (2015). “The Impact of Economic and Financial Variables on
Cash Conversion Cycle of Energy, Oil and Gas Sectors Listed in Muscat Security Market”,
International Journal of Energy Economics and Policy, Vol.5, No.1, pp.174-181.
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REVIEWER (JOURNALS – CONFERENCES)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Annals of Tourism Research (Impact Factor).
African Journal of Economic and Management Studies (Impact Factor).
Tourism Economics (Impact Factor).
Southern Economic Journal (Impact Factor).
Review of Economics & Finance (American Economic Association).
Net Journal of Business Management.
International Journal of Computational Economics and Econometrics (EconLit).
International Journal of Economic Sciences and Applied Research (Impact Factor).
Global Business and Economics Review (Scopus).
DISTINCTIONS
- Excellence and merit awards for outstanding performance in every secondary
school class, 1992-1998.
FOREIGN LANGUAGES – COMPUTER LITERACY
- Holder of the Certificate of Proficiency in English by the University of Michigan
/ holder of IELTS
- Holder of an ELT (English Language Teaching) licence to practise
- Italian (elementary)
- Holder of a the Microsoft Office 2000 certificate of computer use
- Knowledge of software for econometric analysis (Microfit, E-Views, SPSS)
ACTIVITIES
- Member of the Economic Chamber of Greece
- Member of the Society of Economists in Thessalonica
- Member of the Scientific Committee in International Conference on Applied
Economics (ICOAE).
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