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Thank you for visiting my website. I am a 6th year PhD candidate in the Department of Economics at Toronto Metropolitan University, and I will be on the job market for the 2026-27 academic year.
My research interests are International Trade, Industrial Organization, Game Theory, and Microeconomic Theory.
Currently, my research focuses on how differences in international regulatory institutions influence countries' decisions to form preferential trade agreements.
Contact: mhamang at torontomu dot ca | LinkedIn
Research
Research
Publications: "On the Linkages Between Preferential Trade Agreements and Environmental Policy" Current Opinion in Green and Sustainable Chemistry, Vol. 53, June 2025 (with Dr. Halis Murat Yıldız)
Working Papers: "On the Role of TRIPS in the Formation of Preferential Trade Agreements — Deep versus Shallow Agreements" (with Dr. Halis Murat Yıldız)
Community Engagement
Community Engagement
Doctoral Student Representative, Yeates School of Graduate and Post-Graduate Studies Council (2025-26)
PhD Representative, Department of Economics Graduate Council (2025–26)
Search Committee, Associate Dean of Research & Grant Development, Faculty of Arts
Graduate Program Support, Department of Economics
President, Economics Graduate Students Association
Teaching
Teaching
Contract Lecturer, Toronto Metropolitan University
Undergraduate Courses: Basic Math for Economics; Introductory Microeconomics; Sports Economics
Professional Development Certifications & Workshops, Toronto Metropolitan University
Graduate Professional Development in Teaching (Level 1 & Level 2)
Peer Observation of Teaching Workshop
Academic Assistant (formerly Teaching Assistant), Toronto Metropolitan University
Graduate Courses: Mathematical Economics; International Finance; Game Theory
Undergraduate Courses: International Monetary Economics; Intermediate Macroeconomics I; Applied Economic Analysis; Mathematics for Economics I; Econometrics I; Intermediate Microeconomics II; Basic Math for Economics; Introductory Macroeconomics; Arts & Contemporary Studies Senior Seminar; Ethics and Justice in Economics; Economics of Human Behaviour
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