Capilano University
Instructor
2022 – Present
2 courses
About
Mokhtar Tabari is an applied economist based in Vancouver. He studies international trade and firm productivity, and energy and environmental markets, using firm-level data and policy variation. He is also interested in the economics of artificial intelligence.
His recent work decomposes the within-firm productivity gains from trade liberalization in India, with Scott Orr (forthcoming, Review of Economics and Statistics); examines how performance-based pricing in U.S. electricity markets reshaped energy-storage deployment, with Blake Shaffer (Energy Economics); and traces how the loss of patent protection in one market propagates across products and destinations in Taiwanese manufacturing. He is also writing on the use of generative AI to design active-learning materials in economics education.
Tabari teaches economics at Capilano University and the UBC Sauder School of Business, and was previously Assistant Professor of Economics at University Canada West. He holds a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Calgary.
University of Calgary
Institute for Management and Planning Studies
Iran University of Science and Technology
Capilano University · North Vancouver, Canada
UBC Sauder School of Business · Vancouver, Canada
University Canada West · Vancouver, Canada
UBC Sauder School of Business · Vancouver, Canada
ACBSP Teaching Excellence Award
2023
Carl O. Nickle Graduate Scholarship
University of Calgary, 2020
Dissertation Research Award
University of Calgary, 2019
Globalink Research Award
University of Calgary, 2018
Instructional Skills Workshop
University of Calgary, 2018
Berkeley/Sloan Summer School in Environmental and Energy Economics
UC Berkeley, 2017
Instructor
2022 – Present
2 courses
Sessional Instructor
2020, 2023 – Present
1 course
Assistant Professor
2020 – 2026
7 courses
Sessional Instructor
2020 – 2022
2 courses
Instructor
2019
1 course
Areas of teaching