Teaching

Econometrics, macroeconomics, data analysis, and applied economics.

Professor Ritahi teaches undergraduate and graduate courses with an emphasis on quantitative reasoning, empirical applications, and policy-relevant analysis.

Course areas10

Teaching roles2

Core focusApplied

Teaching Approach

Empirical learning

Courses connect concepts with datasets, interpretation, and policy-relevant applications.

Analytical tools

Students work with quantitative reasoning, econometric methods, and statistical software.

Economic intuition

Theory is framed through real economic questions, institutional context, and decision-making.

Teaching Experience

2025-Present

Assistant Professor

Faculty of Law, Economics and Social Sciences Ain Sebaa, University Hassan II Casablanca

International Economics, Econometrics, Economic and Social Issues, Macroeconomics, Time Series Analysis, Panel Data Econometrics.

2021-2025

Lecturer / Teaching Assistant

FSJES Souissi, University Mohammed V, Rabat

Undergraduate: Macroeconomics, Econometrics, Operational Research. Graduate: Decision-support Informatics, Descriptive Statistics, Data Analysis and Econometrics.

Areas of Teaching Expertise

Methods

Econometrics

Core econometric methods for estimating economic relationships, interpreting empirical results, and evaluating policy questions using real data.

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International Economics

Trade theory, international finance, openness, investment flows, and the macroeconomic implications of global integration.

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Macroeconomics

Aggregate output, inflation, fiscal policy, monetary conditions, growth, and macroeconomic stabilization.

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Environmental and Natural Resources Economics

Economic analysis of environmental policy, resource use, sustainability, externalities, and energy-related development issues.

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Data Analysis and Applied Statistics (SPSS, R)

Applied statistical analysis with software tools including SPSS and R, covering data preparation, descriptive analysis, inference, and reporting.

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Economic and Social Issues

Contemporary economic and social challenges, with emphasis on evidence-based interpretation and policy discussion.

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Operational Research

Decision-support methods, optimization, modeling, and analytical tools for operational and managerial problems.

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Microeconomics

Consumer behavior, producer theory, market structures, welfare analysis, and microeconomic foundations for policy.

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Time Series Analysis

Dynamic economic data, stationarity, forecasting, ARDL models, shocks, and time-dependent empirical relationships.

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Panel Data Econometrics

Econometric models for data observed across units and time, including fixed effects, random effects, and policy applications.

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