About
I am a Professor of Economics at Université Mohammed I (Faculty of Economics and Management, Nador). I hold a Ph.D. in Applied Economics from Ibn Zohr University, where I also teach (part time) courses in macroeconomics and quantitative methods. My research focuses on the intersection of macroeconomics and finance—macro-finance—with a particular emphasis on developing and emerging economies. I study how financial frictions shape the business cycle, using Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium (DSGE) models to better understand the transmission of shocks and the role of monetary policy.
In parallel, I explore labor market dynamics, examining how employment, wages, and policy interact under structural constraints often present in low- and middle-income countries. My approach blends theory with applied macroeconometrics, always aiming to connect rigorous analysis with real-world policy relevance.
- Macro-finance
- DSGE modeling
- Monetary policy
- Financial frictions
- Labor markets
- Applied macroeconometrics
- Emerging economies
Bank Al-Maghrib Prize for Economic and Financial Research (2025) — Prize for Excellence, awarded for my work on financial frictions and business cycle dynamics in the Moroccan economy.
Award & media coverage →Publications
Journal articles, working papers and technical reports.
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2026
DOI
Post-COVID Inflation and Monetary Policy in Morocco: Analysis Using a Bayesian VAR Model
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2025
DOI
Financial Frictions and Monetary Policy in Developing Economies: An Estimated DSGE Model with a Banking Sector for Morocco
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2024
Replicating Mankiw's Textbook Dynamic Model: A Pedagogical Pathway to New Keynesian Models
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2023
SSRN
Unraveling Wage Rigidity and its Impact on Business Cycles in Morocco
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2023
L'efficacité de la politique monétaire et la transition du régime de change au Maroc : Scénarisation par un modèle semi-structurel
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2023
L'effet amplificateur et frictions financières : Une analyse critique des modèles DSGE pré-crise financière
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2017
An Assessment of the Standard New Keynesian Model Applied to Morocco: A Bayesian Estimation
Teaching
Course materials: slides, exercise sets and lecture notes (courses are taught in French).
Licence Undergraduate courses
Microéconomie
Microeconomics
Market, consumer and producer theory, and market structures from perfect competition to oligopoly.
Mathématiques pour l'économie
Mathematics for Economists
Functions, optimization, linear algebra, sequences and series, and economic dynamics.
Économie industrielle
Industrial Organization
Market structures, oligopoly models, game theory, entry barriers and competition policy.
Statistique inférentielle
Inferential Statistics
Sampling distributions, confidence intervals for means and proportions, and hypothesis testing.
Master Graduate courses
Advanced Other courses
Advanced Microeconomics French
- Les marchés concurrentiels
- Le monopole
- La concurrence monopolistique et l'oligopole
- Théorie des jeux : Introduction
Econometrics
- Introduction to econometrics, simple linear regression
- Multivariate linear regression
- Violation of simple linear regression assumptions
- Introduction to time series
- Unit-root tests
- ARDL
- Vector autoregressive (VAR) & VECM models
- Spectral analysis
DSGE Modeling
- Real business cycle theory
- Calibration & solving rational expectations models
- Introduction to New Keynesian DSGE modeling
- Introduction to Dynare
- Estimation of a DSGE model
Business Cycles and Macroeconomic Stabilization Policies
- Materials coming soon.