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Armen Khederlarian

Armen Khederlarian

Assistant Professor
Fields
Macroeconomics, Trade Economics

Armen Khederlarian is an associate professor in the Department of Economics.

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Profile

Dr. Armen Khederlarian is a trade economist and macroeconomist and his research focuses on the response of trade to past, present and future trade policy with a special emphasis on expectations and uncertainty. He also studies the aggregate effects of supply-chain disruptions accounting for delays and the role of inventories. Dr. Khederlarian received his PhD in Economics from the University of Rochester and previously obtained a Master in International Trade, Development and Finance from the Barcelona Graduate School of Economics.

Educational Background

  • University of Rochester (PhD)
  • University of Rochester (MA)
  • Barcelona Graduate School of Economics (MSc)
  • ESADE Business School, Barcelona (BSc)

Selected Publications

  • “How does trade respond to anticipated tariff changes? Evidence from NAFTA” (with Shafaat Khan) Journal of International Economics, Vol 133, 2021.
  • “The aggregate effects of global and local supply chain disruptions: 2020–2022” (with George Alessandria, Carter Mix, Shafaat Khan and Kim Ruhl) Journal of International Economics.

Contact Details

Armen Khederlarian

Economics and Accounting
68th Street West 1535
(212) 772-5399
ak9095@hunter.cuny.edu

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