My name is Saleh Sahabeh Tabrizy. I am an Associate Professor at The University of Oklahoma, Michael F. Price College of Business. I work at Tom Love Division of Entrepreneurship and Economic Development. 

An economist by training, my primary research interest is in international economics, including topics in trade and finance. I am also interested in the economics of development, innovation, and growth. My research has been published in several peer-reviewed journals; examples include The World Economy, Open Economies Review, Review of Development Economics, Southern Economic Journal, Economics of Innovation and New Technology, etc.

At Price College of Business, I am currently teaching graduate-level courses in applied economics and econometrics at both the master's and doctoral levels. Prior to that, I was a member of faculty at Dodge Family College of Arts and Sciences and worked at Department of Economics. I taught several undergraduate and graduate courses, including a mass lecture on applied statistics for economics and business students. I also taught two short summer courses: one in applied statistics and the other in international trade.

I have recently received The Morris Butkin Memorial Professor of Excellence Award. Prior to that, I had received the Harold E. Hackler Outstanding MBA Professor Award (PT) and the John H. and Jane M. Patten Teaching Award.