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Aftab Chowdhury

Aftab Chowdhury

Graduate Tutor

Cardiff Business School

Overview

Aftab Chowdhury is a PhD student in the Economics Section at Cardiff University. His research interest is in applied economics and economic measurement. Currently, he focuses on the behaviour of prices and its implication for macroeconomic measurement, models and policies. Before attending Cardiff University, he completed his MSc in Economics at the University of Glasgow with Distinction. Moreover, he has been serving as a faculty member in the Department of Banking and Insurance, University of Dhaka (now on study leave) since 2012.

Publication

2024

2023

Articles

Monographs

Research

The behaviour of prices and its implication for macroeconomic measurement, models and policies

Teaching

BS3578 Economic Statistics in Theory and Practice

BS2551 Money Banking & Finance

Biography

Associate Fellowship of the HEA: Recognition reference PR257065

MRes in Advanced Economics (PhD route) from Cardiff University with Distinction

MSc in Economics (PhD route) from Cardiff University with Distinction

MSc in Economics, Banking and Finance from the University of Glasgow with Distinction

Honours and awards

Cardiff Business School Studentship, Cardiff University for the Postgraduate Research at Cardiff University

Bangabandhu Overseas Scholarship, the University of Dhaka for Postgraduate Research at Cardiff University

The Adam Smith Business School Graduate Award, University of Glasgow

Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan (CSFC) for MSc in Economics at the University of Glasgow.

Professional memberships

Royal Economic Society (RES)

Central Bank Research Association (CEBRA)

Academic positions

Graduate Tutor in the Economics Section, Cardiff University: since October 2020

Business Tutor in the Cardiff University International Study Centre: since January 2023

Faculty member in the Department of Banking and Insurance, University of Dhaka: since September 2012

Research themes

Specialisms

  • Applied economics
  • Economic measurement
  • Micro price data