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  Walid  Hejazi

Associate Professor of International Business  

Degrees
 
Ph.D., University of Toronto
MA, University of Toronto
HBA, University of Western Ontario
Email  
Personal Web Site   http://www.utsc.utoronto.ca/~hejazi/

Positions Held

Academic Positions
2000-Present   Assistant Professor, cross appointed to the Rotman School of Management and the Division of Management at the University of Toronto at Scarborough
1995-2000   Assistant Professor, Division of Management at the University of Toronto at Scarborough
1994-1995   Research Fellow, Institute for International Business, University of Toronto
1993-1994   Research Fellow, Institute for Policy Analysis, University of Toronto


Selected Articles and Papers
  • "Canada and Foreign Direct Investment: A Study of Determinants," with A.E. Safarian, monograph, University of Toronto Centre for Public Management
  • "East Asia's Ageing Populations: Pension Reform and Implications," with Pauline Shum, Key Long-Term Economic and Security Issues in Asia, HSBC Bank Canada Papers on Asia, University of Toronto Press
  • "Offshore Financial Centres and the Canadian Economy, February 2007", 2007
  • "High Taxes Impede Foreign Investment," with A.E. Safarian, Op-ed, National Post, January 9, 2002
  • "Foreign Direct Investment and Capital Formation," Research Note, with Peter Pauly, International Advances in Economic Research, 7 (2), May, 2001
  • "The Complementarity Between US FDI stock and Trade," with A.E. Safarian, Atlantic Economic Journal, (29) 4, 2001
  • "Access to Foreign R&D Does Not Undermine Domestic R&D Efforts," Policy Options, October, 2001
  • "Modelling Links Between Foreign Direct Investment and Domestic Capital Formation," with Peter Pauly, Industry Canada working paper series, Number 36, 2001
  • "The Expectations Hypothesis, Term Premia, and the Canadian Term Structure of Interest Rates," with Huiwen Lai and Xian Yang, Canadian Journal of Economics, 33 (1), February, 2000, pp. 133-148
  • "Yield Spreads as Predictors of Industrial Production: Short Rates or Term Premia?," Applied Economics, 32 (8), June, 2000, pp. 945-951. (Lead Article)
  • "Are Forward Premia Mean Reverting?," with Zhixin Li, Applied Financial Economics, 10 (4) August, 2000, pp. 343-350 (Lead Article)
  • "Cointegration and Canada-US Term Structures: Does Accounting for Structural Breaks Make a Difference?," with Michael Marr and Jack Parkinson, Canadian Journal of Administrative Sciences, 17 (4), 2000, pp. 342-355
  • "Modelling Links Between Canadian Trade and Foreign Direct Investment," with A.E. Safarian, Industry Canada Research Publications series entitled Perspectives on North American Free Trade, April, 1999
  • "Trade, Foreign Direct Investment and R&D Spillovers," with A.E. Safarian, Journal of International Business Studies, 30 (3), Third quarter, 1999, pp. 491-511
  • "How Much Does Finance Matter in East Asia?," with Varouj Aivazian, Fiscal Frameworks and Financial Systems in East Asia: How Much Do They Matter? Hong Kong Bank of Canada Papers on Asia, University of Toronto Press, 1998
  • "Productivity, Innovation and Economic Growth," with Melvyn Fuss and Len Waverman, Trade, Innovation, and Industrial Performance, Ottawa: Centre for Trade Policy and Law, edited by Sunder Magun, 1997
  • "Canada and the Asia Pacific Region: Views from the Gravity, Monopolistic Competition, and Heckscher-Ohlin Models," with Dan Trefler, The Asia Pacific Region and the Global Economy: A Canadian Perspective, edited by Richard Harris, University of Calgary Press, 1996
  • "The Impact of NAFTA on China's Competitive Advantage and Trade Patterns with North America," with Leonard Waverman and Alan Alexandroff, Sino-North American Trade: Challenges and Opportunities, edited by Leonard Waverman, University of Toronto Press, 1996
Books/Chapters
  • U.S. Firms in World Finance, with Marc von der Ruhr, American Macromanagement. Edward Elgar Publishers

Honors/Awards

1998-1999 Management and Economics student appreciation award

Research and Teaching Interests

International Business, Financial Economics and Money and Banking