Dr. Cynthia Tabet is a dynamic economist and researcher whose scholarly contributions bridge applied econometrics, international finance, and development economics. Her research centers on the complex interactions between monetary policy, inflation dynamics, remittance flows, and institutional quality in both advanced and emerging economies. With a strong foundation in quantitative and qualitative methods, her work employs econometric modeling and statistical analysis to examine the macroeconomic determinants of growth and financial stability. Dr. Cynthia Tabet’s studies have explored how remittance transfers influence economic development, exchange rates, and productivity, particularly in the context of the Eurozone and the MENA region. Her recent publication in Computational Economics on the relationship between money supply, inflation, and growth demonstrates her ability to merge theoretical and empirical approaches to address contemporary policy challenges. Beyond her research, she contributes to the academic community through peer reviewing, interdisciplinary collaboration, and participation in international economic research networks. Her academic vision integrates data-driven insight with institutional analysis, aiming to inform more adaptive and inclusive economic policy frameworks. Through her ongoing projects on inflation targeting, economic policy uncertainty, and sustainable finance, Dr. Cynthia Tabet continues to advance the understanding of macroeconomic resilience and financial development in global and regional contexts. Her research embodies a commitment to excellence, analytical rigor, and social relevance, establishing her as an influential voice in the evolving field of applied economics.
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Featured Publications
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Tabet, C., Chakchouk, F., & Tabet, C. (2025). Money supply, inflation and economic growth: the case of the Eurozone (1990–2022). Computational Economics. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10614-025-11125-6
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Tabet, C., Rocca, M., & El Murr, B. (2022). Transferts de fonds et effet boomerang : le cas du Liban (1990–2016). Région et Développement, 55.
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Tabet, C., Rocca, M., & El Murr, B. (2021). Transferts de fonds et syndrome hollandais : le cas du Liban (1984–2016). Mondes en Développement, 49(194), 29–57.
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Tabet, C., & Makhlouf, F. (2025). Are remittances affected by economic policy uncertainty? Submitted to Economics and Statistics.
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Tabet, C., Rocca, M., & Vallet, G. (2025). Inflation, economic growth and institutions: a comparative approach (1990–2021). Submitted to Journal of Comparative Economics.
