Professor, Bilecik Şeyh Edebali University/Department of Management Information Systems, Turkey
Education: Abdulbaki Bilgiç completed his Bachelor’s degree at Ankara University, Turkey, in July 1993. He pursued his Master’s and Ph.D. degrees at Oklahoma State University, USA, graduating in December 1997 and December 2001, respectively. He also obtained a secondary Master’s degree in Statistics from Oklahoma State University.
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Experience:
Dr. Bilgiç has held various academic and administrative positions, including Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture and Natural Sciences, University Board Member, and Coordinator of Project Development and Coordination Office at Şeyh Edebali University.
Research Interests:
His research interests encompass Consumer Demand Analysis, Health Economics Marketing, Agricultural Marketing and Production Statistics, Time Series Analysis, Econometrics, Natural Resource Economics, and Environmental Policy.
Publication Top Notes
Abdulbaki Bilgiç has contributed to several notable publications:
- Urak F., Bilgiç A., Florkowski W., Bozma G. 2024. Confluence of COVID-19 and the Russia-Ukraine conflict: Effects on agricultural commodity prices and food security. Borsa Istanbul Review 24, 506-519. Link
- Cengiz V., Urak F., Bilgiç A., Yen S. T., Efekan E. 2024. Households’ censored mobile phone spending and its determinants in Turkey: an inverse-hyperbolic sine double-hurdle model. Telecommunication Systems 85, 189–206. Link
- Urak F., Bilgiç A. 2023. Food insecurity and sovereignty threat to uncontrolled price spillover effects in financialized agricultural products: The red meat case in Turkey. Borsa Istanbul Review 23(3), 580-599. Link
- Küçük, N., Urak, F., Bilgiç, A., Florkowski, W. J. A, Kiani A. K., Özdemir, F. N. 2023. Fruit and vegetable consumption across population segments: evidence from a national household survey. Journal of Health, Population and Nutrition 42, 54. Link
- Bozma, G., Urak F., Bilgiç A. 2023. The Asymmetric Vertical Price Volatility Spillover in Citrus Market. Erwerbs-Obstbau 65(4), 915-926. Link