Lect. PhD Cavid Süleymanlı

I am a PhD economist specializing in antitrust and competition studies, macroeconomic policy, and the digital economy, with extensive experience across a wide spectrum of economic research areas. My expertise lies in utilizing machine learning, advanced econometric and statistical methods, and economic forecasting techniques to analyze complex economic dynamics and inform evidence-based decision-making.

My professional focus is on understanding and shaping the real-world implications of economic policy, economic management strategies, and foreign trade policies. I have a deep interest in the transformative potential of the digital economy, where I leverage state-of-the-art tools to model and evaluate the impacts of both public and private sector initiatives.

I develop data-driven insights to address critical challenges in areas such as regulatory frameworks, trade dynamics, and market design, combining quantitative rigor with practical solutions. With a solid foundation in economic theory and its application, I aim to bridge academic knowledge with actionable outcomes that support sustainable growth and competitive markets.

By integrating advanced analytics with policy insights, my work contributes to shaping forward-looking strategies that address pressing global and regional economic issues, from market dynamics to the challenges of digital transformation.