PhD Candidate in Economics · Applied Micro & Macro
I am from Myanmar (Burma) with graduate degrees in Economics and Environmental Management. My doctoral research focuses on how environmental shocks shape economic inequalities, and household behaviors under imperfect markets in developing countries.
My work use both causal inference, machine learning and structural microeconometrics to identify mechanisms, and heterogeneous agent models to quantify their aggregate implications.
Research
Primary Fields: Applied Microeconomics and Macroeconomics
Secondary Fields: Political Economy and Causal Inference
Mon, M. T., Tansuchat, R., & Yamaka, W. — Energies, 17(7), 1748 (2024)
PublishedRamadhan, R., & Mon, M. T. — Geoscience Frontiers, 102331 (2026)
PublishedRamadhan, R., Mon, M. T., Tangparitkul, S., Tansuchat, R., & Agustin, D. A. — Energy Geoscience, 100335 (2024)
PublishedMon, M. T., & Leurcharusmee, S. — Under submission (2026)
Under ReviewMon, M. T. — 2026
In ProgressMon, M. T., Piemjaiswang, R., Phetrak, A., & Kittipongvises, S. — 11th International Conference on Environmental Engineering, Science and Management, pp. 119–125 (2022)
ConferenceZaw, T. N., Htet, S. W., & Mon, M. T. — Journal of Myanmar Academy of Arts and Sciences, 17(5), 251–282 (2019)
Journal ArticleZaw, T. N., Htet, S. W., & Mon, M. T. — Journal of Myanmar Academy of Arts and Sciences, 16(5), 69–105 (2018)
Journal ArticleTeaching
Mathematical Economics
An intensive undergraduate course, part of the Foundation Economics Course at Inya Economics. Class materials are freely available — because education is a public good.
↗ Syllabus (2025)Statistics and Econometrics
Covered the econometrics component of the Foundation Economics Course at Inya Economics (2024).
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