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    " Huthaifa Alqaralleh is an Assistant Professor in Economics department, Mutah University, Jordan. Prior to joining Mutah, he was an hourly paid lecturer at Brunel University London where he obtained his PhD in Econometrics.
    His main research interests are diverse, but his main research focuses on empirical macroeconomics and finance, Modelling Economic and Financial Cycle and macro news and asset prices.
    He has more than 10 published articles in a journal including: Real estate Economics and Finance, Economic Studies, Economic Modelling, Journal of Applied Economics, Energy & Environment.
    currently Huthaifa working on the impact of COVID-19 Pandamic on the financial markets.

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    Research Interest

    Empirical macroeconomics and finance
    Modelling Economic and Financial Cycle
    Housing Market Analysis
    Survival Analysis
    Dynamic Asymmetric Spillover
    Duration Dependence Analysis

    Published Research

    Global Cities and Local Housing Market Cycles Journal : Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics , Volume : TBCPublisher : Springer , 2019
    Housing market cycles in large urban areas Journal : Economic Modelling , Volume : TBCPublisher : Elsevier , 2020
    Dynamic asymmetric financial connectedness under tail dependence and rendered time variance: Selected evidence from emerging MENA stock markets. Journal : Borsa Istanbul Review , Volume : TBCPublisher : Elsevier , 2019
    Measuring business cycles: Empirical evidence based on an unobserved component approach Journal : Cogent Economics & Finance , Volume : 7(1), pp.1-14Publisher : Taylor & Francis , 2019
    Asymmetric sensitivities of house prices to housing fundamentals: Evidence from UK regions Journal : International Journal of Housing Markets and Analysis , Volume : Vol. 12 No. 3, 2019 pp. 442-455Publisher : Emerald Publishing Limited , 2019
    The Fiscal Policy and the Dynamic of the Economic Cycle Journal : Journal of Economic Studies , Volume : Vol. 47 No. 2, pp. 231-241Publisher : Emerald Publishing Limited , 2020
    Interaction between fiscal policy and economic fluctuation: A case study for Jordan Journal : International Review of Management and Marketing , Volume : 8(6), pp.107-111Publisher : Econjournals , 2018
    Asymmetric volatility in the presence of structural breaks in the variance; Further Evidence from Amman stock market Journal : Journal of Economic and Management Perspectives , Volume : Volume 12, Issue 4, 51-60Publisher : International Economic Society , 2018
    Stock return-inflation nexus; revisited evidence based on nonlinear ARDL Journal : JOURNAL OF APPLIED ECONOMICS , Volume : Publisher : Taylor & Francis Group , 2020
    Modelling and Forecasting the Volatility of Cryptocurrencies: A Comparison of Nonlinear GARCH-Type Models Journal : International Journal of Financial Research , Volume : Volume 11, Issue 4, 346-356. Publisher : Sciedu Press , 2020

    Courses

    Computer Applications in Economics (2104385)
    Third Year
    Econometrics (2104480)
    Fourth Year
    Economic Studies (2104204)
    Second Year
    Economics of Labor Market (2104341)
    Third Year
    Introduction to statistical economics (2104184)
    First Year
    Mathematical Economic (2104280)
    Second Year
    Principles of Mathematical Economics (2104183)
    First Year
    Principles of Microeconomics
    First Year

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    I am Available to See Students During My Feedback and Advice Hours which are Sunday at 1.00 - 2.30 <br>Tuesday at 9.00 – 10.30. <br>Notes 1. In the light of the heavy load of work, with regret; I have decided against allowing to discuss any issues unless it is concerning the course you enrolled in. 2. Even if the door is open, is not allowing to enter the office at any time except the mentioned one. (please make an appointment by email only if the time is not appropriate.)..