Basic Informations
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Personal
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Mohamed Samir Mohamed Osman
Address: Gazerete Shandweil, Sohag, Egypt
The Job: Instructor, Department of Economics (August 2013), Faculty of Economic Studies and Political Science, Beni-Suef University.
Marital Status: Married.
Nationality: Egyptian.
Birth Date: 11/12/1991.
Religion : Muslim
Mobile: 01121246692
Email: mohamedsamir@eps.bsu.edu.eg
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Academic Qualifications:
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- 2018: Master in Economics.
- Faculty of Economics and Political Science.
- Cairo University, Egypt.
- MA Thesis " Determinants of the informal economy: An Empirical Study on a group of developed and developing countries during the period (1999-2012)"
- Grade: Very Good.
- 2012: Bachelor of Economics.
- Faculty of Economics and Political Science.
- Cairo University, Egypt.
- Grade: EXCELLENT with Grade of Honor.
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Computer Skills:
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- Windows – Word – Excel – Power Point.
- Statistical Packages (Software): STATA & Eviews.
- ICDL certificate holder certified from UNESCO.
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Experiences: (Training & Courses):
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- Scientific Writing In Social Researches Course, Training & Development Centre, Ain Shams University (Jan 2021).
- Communication Skills Training Course, Centre of Human Resources Development, Beni-Suef University (12: 13 May 2020).
- The Credit Hour System Training Course, Centre of Human Resources Development, Beni-Suef University (10: 11 May 2020).
- Research Ethics Training Course, Centre of Human Resources Development, Beni-Suef University (26: 27 April 2020).
- Students Evaluation and Examination Techniques Training Course, Centre of Human Resources Development, Beni-Suef University (19: 20 November 2019).
- Strategic Planning Training Course, Centre of Human Resources Development, Beni-Suef University (5: 6 November 2019).
- Integrity, Transparency and Anti-Corruption Training Course, Centre of Human Resources Development, Beni-Suef University (29: 30 October 2019).
- Course in Principles of Banking Operations at Egyptian Banking Institute, (Nov 2012).
- Summery Training in Information and Decision
Supporting Centre, Egyptian Cabinet, (July-August, 2011).
- Summery Training in Banque du Caire, (July 2010)
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Other Skills:
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- Excellent Communication and Negotiation Skills.
- Excellent Analytical Communication and Presentation Skills.
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Languages:
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- Arabic: (very good) Mother tongue.
- English: (very good).
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REFERENCES FURNISHED UPON REQUEST
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Master Title
Determinants of the informal economy: An Empirical Study on a group of developed and developing countries during the period (1999-2012)"
Master Abstract
The informal economy is one of the prevailing phenomena in both developed & developing countries. In order to control the continuous increasing in the informal economy's size, these countries must determine the most important factors affecting it. Therefore, the study aims to measure the determinants of the informal economy's size in both developed& developing countries using panel data models during the period 1999 to 2012. Estimation results show that there is a negative relationship between quality of institutions, economic growth, financial development, trade openness, and the informal economy's size in both developed & developing countries. The study also finds a positive relationship between corruption and the size of the informal economy. In addition, the results show that there is no significant statistical difference in the effects of economic growth and financial development on the informal economy's size in both developed& developing countries. In the other hand, the effects of quality of institutions and corruption on the informal economy's size is higher in developing countries and the opposite is found for the trade openness effect.
PHD Title
Determinants of the informal economy: An Empirical Study on a group of developed and developing countries during the period (1999-2012)"
PHD Abstract
The informal economy is one of the prevailing phenomena in both developed & developing countries. In order to control the continuous increasing in the informal economy's size, these countries must determine the most important factors affecting it. Therefore, the study aims to measure the determinants of the informal economy's size in both developed& developing countries using panel data models during the period 1999 to 2012. Estimation results show that there is a negative relationship between quality of institutions, economic growth, financial development, trade openness, and the informal economy's size in both developed & developing countries. The study also finds a positive relationship between corruption and the size of the informal economy. In addition, the results show that there is no significant statistical difference in the effects of economic growth and financial development on the informal economy's size in both developed& developing countries. In the other hand, the effects of quality of institutions and corruption on the informal economy's size is higher in developing countries and the opposite is found for the trade openness effect.