Research Fellow (On Leave)
Mohammad Mainul Hoque received PhD in Economics from Iowa State University, USA in 2015. He also received MSc. in Economics from the same university in 2009 under Fulbright Scholarship Program, and before that he did BSS in Economics from University of Dhaka in 2005. He is trained in applied microeconomics with specialization in Labor Economics, and Environmental and Resource Economics. His research interests extend into the field of Health and Development Economics. While working on his dissertation research, he spent one year at Center for Agricultural and Rural Development (CARD) as a pre-doctoral associate in an interdisciplinary environment. He has hands-on training on issues related to valuation of non-market goods, interlinkages between agricultural practices and environmental degradation, payment for ecosystem services, behavioral issues with climate change adaptation, essentials for technology adoption, labor market issues, importance of childhood health for lifetime human capital accumulation, and quality of education for inclusive growth.
