
Professor of Economics
Department of Economics, Finance and Insurance
Phone: 860-768-5007, Room 412F
rassekh@hartford.edu
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Farhad Rassekh is professor of economics at the University of Hartford, where he has been teaching since 1989. He teaches courses in managerial economics, international trade, and business ethics. His research areas include international trade and history of economic thought. He has published numerous articles in academic journals including in the American Economic Review, Review of Economics and Statistics, Economic Inquiry, Review of International Economics, and most recently in History of Economic Ideas Education: Selected Scholarship Books and Articles: “Is Stolper-Samuelson Dangerous and FPE a Failure?” forthcoming, Review of International Economics and Finance, 2009 “Does Trade Cause Higher Growth in Lower-Income Economies? An Empirical Inquiry,” Review of Development Economics, 11(1), February 2007, 159 -169 “Factor Price Equalization: Theory and Evidence,” (with Henry Thompson), Journal of Economic Integration 8(1), Spring 1993, 1-32 “Tendency Towards Factor Price Equalization Among OECD Countries” (with Manouchehr Mokhtari), Review of Economics and Statistics, November 1989, 636-642 Click here for Dr. Rassekh's full Curriculum Vitae |