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Dr Gazi Hassan is a leading development economist with over two decades of experience in research and teaching across five continents. He specializes in labor migration, remittances, and development macroeconomics, and brings rich field insights from multiple developing countries. Dr Hassan has published over 35 peer-reviewed articles and has supervised numerous doctoral candidates. He is currently a Professor at North South University and a Visiting Fellow at the Centre for Policy Dialogue. As a globally engaged scholar, he brings a unique blend of academic rigour and policy relevance to economic consulting, research, and public engagement. Dr Hassan's expertise lies in experimental and behavioural economics, macroeconomic and mathematical modelling, development macroeconomics and finance, energy, sustainable development goals (SDGs), time series forecasting and panel data methods, with a proven track record in supervising academic research and contributing to impactful projects globally. He has teaching experience in five countries, including Australia, Bangladesh, Canada, New Zealand and the United Arab Emirates and research experience in multiple developing countries, including Bangladesh, Cambodia, Pakistan, the Philippines, Sri Lanka, and Vietnam. According to Research Papers in Economics (RePEc), he ranks among the top three economists based in Bangladesh.

08/08/2026

mind control

Read, think and write. Three pillars of education.
27/05/2026

Read, think and write. Three pillars of education.

In 1921, a reporter asked Albert Einstein for the speed of sound. Einstein admitted he did not know it offhand, explaining that he refused to burden his mind with data that could be easily found in a reference book. This response perfectly captured his fundamental philosophy on the human intellect.

Education is not the learning of facts but the training of the mind to think. - Albert Einstein

For the man who reshaped our understanding of time and space, the goal of school was never to turn students into human calculators. Instead, he championed the development of a flexible, analytical mind capable of independent thought. Einstein himself struggled with the rigid, rote-learning style of the German school system as a youth, which likely fueled his belief that true intelligence is about the process of inquiry rather than the storage of information.

Shift your focus from what to know toward how to think. Facts are merely the tools, but your logic is the architect.

  economics students, check this out if you seek a   experience from a recognized developing country institution.
25/05/2026

economics students, check this out if you seek a experience from a recognized developing country institution.

📢 New Recruitment Announcement!

BIGD is hiring a Program Associate for our research and grant management portfolio.

We're seeking a motivated professional with a Bachelor's degree (Master's preferred) in social sciences or business, and at least two years of experience in research, program, or grant management to support project coordination, stakeholder engagement, and research communication across BIGD's policy and development work.

📍 Based in Dhaka, Bangladesh
🗓️ Apply by 1 June 2026

Application link in the comments 👇

Economics students: it's time to rethink economics as social science that is meant to understand human behaviors and dev...
25/05/2026

Economics students: it's time to rethink economics as social science that is meant to understand human behaviors and devise policies to uplift their social mobility and welfare.

In the latest episode of , our Program Coordinator, Zarine Anan Khondoker, spoke with four BIGD colleagues — Nawshin Bashir, Soujannita Chowdhury, Mohammad Tofail Bin Azam, and Mohammad Ifaz Uddin — to unpack their unconventional journeys into social science research, the challenges they overcame while making the transition, and the work they are most proud of.

🔗 Full episode in the first comment 👇

  - first Made In Bangladesh social built for Bangladesh. “Everything has its own market, and everything has its own for...
07/05/2026

- first Made In Bangladesh social built for Bangladesh. “Everything has its own market, and everything has its own form of disruption,” Gazi explained, .. “Our focus was on building something made in Bangladesh for social media, because that is how we keep our data and information to ourselves.”
https://tob.news/an-app-built-for-bangladesh/?fbclid=IwY2xjawRpdeVleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZBAyMjIwMzkxNzg4MjAwODkyAAEe-fNm0gRc2hjLYLq9azoMKCmcDRjtD0BPwkc8o-GCNHTtbzg9yfugx5z1fP8_aem_FpbhQZs7IgZfgCxjYOS8pw

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