Mehmet Sencicek, Ph.D.
Biography
Dr. Sencicek earned his international baccalaureate degree from United World College of the Atlantic in S. Glamorgan, U.K., his bachelor’s degree from the University of Nevada-Reno and his doctorate from City University of New York. His research interests include the effects of devaluation on trade balance, the relationship between “inverting the classroom” and learning outcomes and financial economics. He is currently a member of the Academic Assessment Coordinating Committee (AACC).
Education
B.Sc. University of Nevada
Ph.D. CUNY the City College of NY
Past Research
Dr. Sencicek's recent publications include:
Sencicek, M. (2017). Does institutional outperform retail? Performance comparisons of mutual funds using traditional measures. Proceedings of the 2017 Conference of the Business Research Consortium (BRC) of Western New York. New York: Cambria Press (forthcoming).
Sencicek, Mehmet and Upadhyaya, Kamal P. (2010) Are devaluations contractionary? The case of Turkey, Applied Economics, 42 (9), 1077-1083.
Sencicek, Mehmet (2006) Performance Evaluation of Institutional Mutual Funds Using Kernel DensityEstimation, in Proceeding of the Conference on Trends in Global Business, Quinnipiac University, Hamden, CT, pp 190-96.
Sencicek, M. (2017). Does institutional outperform retail? Performance comparisons of mutual funds using traditional measures. Submitted to BRC Academy Journal of Business.
His current research projects include:
Sencicek, M. (2017). Does institutional outperform retail? Performance comparisons of mutual funds using traditional measures. Submitted to BRC Academy Journal of Business.
Devaluation and the trade balance in Turkey: Estimating the long run effect.
A comparison of three approaches to analyzing trade balance using data from Turkey”
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