Professor Dr. Ayse Imrohoroglu

Biography

Ayse Imrohoroglu is a professor at the USC Marshall School of Business, specializing in Finance and Business Economics. With extensive research in economic theory and policy, her work addresses critical issues such as homelessness, wealth inequality, and savings rates. Imrohoroglu has made significant contributions to our understanding of the economic mechanisms that generate inequality and has explored optimal taxation policies relating to high-income earners. Her scholarly articles investigate the impact of economic shocks on homelessness and provide insights on effective policies to reduce homelessness flows. Additionally, her research highlights trends in saving rates across various Latin American countries and the implications of taxation and fiscal policies on savings behavior. Imrohoroglu's expertise has been recognized through her fellowship in the Econometric Society, reflecting her outstanding contributions to the advancement of economic theory.

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