Mohammad Dehghani

Mohammad Dehghani is a Lecturer in Econometrics at the University of Manchester, Department of Economics. His research focuses on econometrics, particularly time-series econometrics, with interests in empirical finance, asset pricing, and empirical macroeconomics. He has taught a range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses, including Econometrics, Foundations of Finance, and Quantitative Methods. Dehghani holds a PhD in Finance from the University of Manchester and has published research on topics such as financial crises, market inefficiency, and time-varying return predictability. His work includes studies on the Adaptive Market Hypothesis and the relationship between U.S. output and unemployment.

Mohammad Dehghani is a Lecturer in Finance and Economics at Alliance Manchester Business School, The University of Manchester. His research focuses on Empirical Finance, Asset Pricing, Empirical Macroeconomics, Business Cycle, and Times Series Econometric. Dehghani's work explores topics such as asymmetric fads, inefficient market behaviors, and the implications of financial crises on economic recessions. His publications include studies on the slow recovery of output post-2007−09 financial crisis, asymmetric co-fluctuations of US output and unemployment, and the relationship between Friedman’s plucking model and Okun’s Law. His research contributes to understanding market inefficiencies and macroeconomic dynamics.