Shamil Sharapudinov

Shamil Sharapudinov is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics at the University of Toronto. His research focuses on International economics, Macroeconomics, and Spatial Economics. He holds a Ph.D. from Pennsylvania State University (2025), an M.A. from National Research University (2017), and a B.A. from National Research University (2015). Sharapudinov teaches courses such as International Trade Theory and International Trade II. His contact information is available at shamil.sharapudinov@utoronto.ca, and his personal website is http://sites.google.com/view/shamil-sharapudinov.

Shamil Sharapudinov is an economist at Pennsylvania State University, specializing in International Trade, Wage Inequality, and Industrial Organization. His research explores the interactions between trade policies, market structures, and labor market dynamics. Sharapudinov's work includes examining how monopolistic competition and consumer heterogeneity affect market outcomes, as well as the impact of technological change on wage disparities. His publications analyze trade in niches, firm sorting in general equilibrium, and the role of factor-biased technological change in shaping the skill premium. His research contributes to understanding the broader implications of economic policies on both firms and workers.