Dr. Mohamed Sami Ben Ali
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Dr. Mohamed Sami Ben Ali

Assistant Professor
Qatar University, Qatar

Highest Degree
Ph.D. in Economics from University of Lille, France

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Area of Interest:

Economics
100%
International Economics
62%
Development Economics
90%
International Trade
75%
Macroeconomics
55%

Research Publications in Numbers

Books
0
Chapters
0
Articles
0
Abstracts
0

Selected Publications

  1. Ben Ali, M.S., 2016. Economic Development in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), Challenges and Prospects. Palgrave Macmillan, New York, Pages: 227.
  2. Ben Ali, M.S. and S. Sassi, 2016. The corruption-inflation nexus: evidence from developed and developing countries. BE J. Macroeconomics, 16: 125-144.
  3. Ali, M.S.B., T. Intissar and R. Zeitun, 2016. Banking concentration and financial stability. New evidence from developed and developing countries. East. Econo. J., .
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  4. Ali, M.S.B. and M. Mdhillat, 2015. Does corruption impede international trade? New evidence from The EU and the MENA countries. J. Econ. Cooperation Dev., 36: 107-120.
  5. Seifallah, S. and B.A.M. Sami, 2014. The credit-growth nexus: new evidence from developing and developed countries. Econ. Notes, 43: 115-135.
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  6. Khemiri, R. and M.S. Ben Ali, 2013. Exchange rate pass-through and inflation dynamics in tunisia: a markov switching approach. Econ., 7: 1-30.
  7. Ben Mim, S. and M.S. Ben Ali, 2012. Through which channels can remittances spur economic growth in MENA countries? Econ., 6: 1-27.
  8. Ali, M.S.B. and A. Sghaier, 2012. Competition and banking efficiency: evidence from tunisian banking industry. J. Islamic Econ. Banking Finance, 5: 83-90.
  9. Bidabad, B., A. Hassan, M.S.B. Ali and M. Allahyarifard, 2011. Interest-free bonds financial innovation: a monetary instrument for economy at crisis. J. Econ. Cooperation Dev., 32: 55-70.
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  10. Ben Ali, M.S., 2011. Determinants of tunisia`s exports: a gravity model framework. Int. J. Econ. Perspect., 7: 51-60.
  11. Ali, M.S.B. and S.B. Mim, 2011. What drives inflation in MENA countries? Int. J. Econ. Finance, 3: 119-129.
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  12. Karim, B.K., B.A.M. Sami and B.K. Hichem, 2010. Bank-specific, industry-specific and macroeconomic determinants of African islamic banks` profitability. Int. J. Bus. Manage. Sci., 3: 39-56.
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  13. Ben Ali, M.S., 2010. Ouverture en compte capital et politiques de change : cas du maroc, de la jordanie et de la tunisie. Rev. Int. Sociol. Sci. Sociales, 13: 1-12.
  14. Sami, B.A.M. and C.M. Bechir, 2009. Financial liberalization and banking fragility within Tunisian financial sector. Int. J. Bus. Manage. Sci., 2: 161-176.
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  15. Ben Ali, M.S., 2007. Capital account liberalization and exchange regime choice - what is the scope of flexibility for tunisia? J. Dev. Econ. Policies, 9: 75-99.
  16. Ali, M.S.B., 2006. Liberalisation du compte capital et choix d`un regime de change, quelle portee pour la flexibilite en Tunisie? Rev. Tiers Monde, 2006: 863-882.
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