Biography

Biography and Academic Background

First: Personal Information
Full Name and Surname: Mamdouh Atallah Fayhan Masikh Al-Dulaimi
Place and Date of Birth: Iraq - Anbar - 1965
Marital Status: Married
Number of Children: 5
Religion: Muslim
General Specialization: Economics
Specialization: Money and Banking
Academic Degree: Assistant Professor
Mobile Phone: 07728553931
Email: mmaa.ff@uoanbar.edu.iq
H-Index: 2

Second: Academic Qualifications
Academic Degree, University, College, History
Bachelor's Degree
Al-Mustansiriya University, Department of Economics, 1988
Master's Degree, Al-Mustansiriya University, Department of Economics, 2007
PhD

University of Baghdad, Department of Economics, 2014

Third: Career Progression and Administrative and Academic Positions:

1. Head of the Economics Department for Postgraduate Studies, College of Administration and Economics, University of Anbar
From October 1, 2009 to September 13, 2010
2. Head of the Economics Department, College of Administration and Economics, University of Anbar
From June 10, 2015 to July 31, 2018
4. Assistant Dean for Academic and Student Affairs, College of Administration and Economics, from December 24, 2019 to September 27, 2022
5. Editor-in-Chief of the Anbar University Journal of Economic and Administrative Sciences, from September 30, 2018 to April 30, 2023

Fourth: Scientific Research

Research Title
1. Analysis of the Relationship between Broad Money Supply and Stock Turnover for a Sample of Iraqi Private Banks for the Period 2012-2017. Anbar University Journal of Economic and Administrative Sciences, Volume (15), Issue (1), 2023.
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3. Analysis of the Relationship between Oil Price Fluctuations and Foreign Exchange Auctions: A Case Study of Iraq for the Period (2004-2019). Iraqi University Journal of Refereed Studies, Issue 2-50, Twenty-Ninth Year, 2021.

The Impact of Some Financial Inclusion Variables on Green Banking: An Applied Study of the Iraqi Private Banking Sector. Tikrit Journal of Administrative and Economic Sciences, Vol. 20, No. 67, Part 1, 2024.
4. Measuring and Analyzing the Degree of Coordination between Fiscal and Monetary Policies in Iraq and Its Impact on Public Debt for the Period (2004-2019). Anbar University Journal of Economics and Administrative Sciences, Volume (15), Issue (1), 2023
5. Coordination between Fiscal and Monetary Policies in Iraq and Its Impact on Inflation Rates for the Period (2004-2019). Journal of Business Economics, Volume (2), Issue (2), December 2021.
6. Measuring and Analyzing the Impact of Oil Revenue Fluctuations on the Diversification of Commodity Sectors in Iraq for the Period (2004-2020). Anbar University Journal of Economics and Administrative Sciences, Volume (14), Issue (4), 2022.
7. Proposed Policies to Attract Foreign Direct Investment to Iraq. Anbar University Journal of Economics and Administrative Sciences, Volume 2, Issue 4, 2010.
8. Measuring and Analyzing the Determinants of the Iraqi Dinar Exchange Rate in the Parallel Market for the Period (2004-2015): An Econometric Study. Dinars Journal / Al-Iraqiya University / College of Administration and Economics. 9. Sustainable Solutions to the Poverty Problem Due to Displacement in the Liberated Governorates, Anbar University Journal of Economic and Administrative Sciences, Volume (11), Issue (25), 2019

10. Assessing and Ranking the Performance of Higher Education Institutions: A Non-Radial Super-Efficiency Design Approach, International Journal of Education Economics and Development, Vol. 14, 2023

11. Measurement and Analysis of US Tight Oil Determinants: An Applied Study for the Period (2004-2019), Opcion, No. 20 (2019)

21. Evaluating Efficiency and Ranking of Suppliers Using Non-Radial Super-Efficiency Data Envelopment Analysis with Uncontrollable Factors, International Journal of Computer Mathematics and Computer Systems Theory, Vol. 8, No. 2, 2024

13. The Impact of Using ATMs

Fifth: University Teaching.
Institution/College: University, Period From - To
1. College of Administration and Economics, Department of Economics, University of Anbar, 2008 - Present

Sixth: Courses I Taught to Undergraduate Students

International Economics, Principles of Economics, Microeconomics, Mathematics for Economists, Mathematical Economics

1. Courses I Taught to Graduate Students:

- International Economics (for Master's and PhD students) - College of Administration and Economics - Department of Economics.
- Microeconomics (for Master's students) - College of Administration and Economics - Department of Economics.
- Principles of Scientific Research (for Master's and PhD students) - College of Administration and Economics - Department of Economics.
- History of Economic Thought (for Master's students) - College of Administration and Economics - Department of Economics.

2. Supervision and Discussions
Supervision
1. Mustafa Shukri Noman (2021) "The Importance of Coordination between Fiscal and Monetary Policies in Iraq to Address Economic Crises (2004-2019)" Master's Thesis in Economics - College of Administration and Economics - University of Anbar.
2- Maitham Abboud Mahmoud Al-Salmani (2022) "The Impact of Oil Price Changes on Economic Diversification for the Period 2004-2020." Master's Thesis in Economics - College of Administration and Economics - University of Anbar.
3- Gharib Juma Hassan Al-Shammari (2024) "The Relationship between Green Banking and Financial Inclusion: An Applied Study of the Private Banking Sector." Master's Thesis in Economics - College of Administration and Economics - University of Anbar.

Discussions and Evaluation:

- Discussion member for (15) Master's theses and (4) Doctoral dissertations.
- Scientific evaluator for more than (27) Master's and Doctoral theses.
- Evaluation of more than (50) scientific research papers for various scientific journals.

Seventh: Participation in local and international conferences.