Mitch Mokhtari

Dr. Mokhtari has extensive experience in international development, domestic resource mobilization (tax policy & tax administration (JSR, DRM), public financial management (PFM), health system strengthening (HSS), organizational change and change management, sovereign wealth fund (SWF) and analytical modeling and policy analysis.

Dr. Mokhtari has served as Visiting Associate Professor Economics at Princeton, Research Professor of Economics at New Economic School NES, and Senior Research Associate at Andrew Young School of Policy Studies-Georgia State University.

He has taught economics and economic systems at Princeton University and macroeconomics and money and banking at the University of Houston. He has presented his findings at the World Forum, Harvard, Cambridge, American Economic Association AEA, American Public Health Association APHA, IMF, WB, MCC, USAID, DIW, East-West Center, etc. Dr. Mokhtari has served as the Chief of Party (COP), the Team Leader (TL), or Senior Adviser on several donors funded projects in more than 18 countries.

Dr. Mokhtari has authored articles in journals, such as the Review of Economics and Statistics, International Economic Review, Economic Inquiry, Explorations in Economic History, International Economic Journal, Empirical Economics, Journal of Consumer Affairs, Journal of Policy Modeling, Journal of Global Drug Policy & Practice, Economic Journal-HSE, Economic Policy and Poverty Journal of Financial Counseling and Planning, Journal of economics and Family Issues, and Economic Systems.

Recent and past Editorial Position includes: Editor, “Affordable Health Care” (JFEI); Editor, “Health and Consumer Finance” (JFCP); Editor, “Health, Economics and Family Role,” (JFEI); Associate Editorial, Health: Journal of Family and Economic Issues. Dr. Mokhtari's current interest includes international development, public finance, applications of blockchain technology to healthcare and personal finance. Dr. Mokhtari is on the Editorial Board of several scientific journals.