Resume

• 2014

  http://medavisio7.wix.com/flamminter

  Flamm'inter

  Professor of Money and International Finance (Master 2-International Development)

  Lectured Master level courses and Advised Thesis research

  IAGREDI

• 2005

  American University

  The World Bank Group

  Washington DC

  Advisor

  American Economic Association

• 2002

  American University

  International Monetary Fund

  Washington DC

  Research Department

  Financial Studies Division

  International Monetary Fund

  Washington

  District Of Columbia

  Senior Adviser

  The World Bank

  CTE

  American University

  Washington DC

  The World Bank

  Washington DC

  Consultant

  French

  Fang

  Spanish

  English

  Portuguese

  PTCI

  DEA (All Before Dissertation)

  Money-Finance-Banking & International Economics

  President

  Group of Alumni (2001)

  Doctor of Philosophy - PhD

  International finance & monetary

  development ecomics

  American Economic Association

  American University

  High School

  Biological and Physical Sciences

  College Bessieux

  Université du Gabon (UOB)

  Master's Degree

  Economics

  Economics of the Firms

  President

  National Committee of AIESEC in Gabon

  1998-2000

  The Challenges of Global Poverty

  CMPartners

  LLC

  The Harvard Model of Systems Communication & Interest-Based Problem Solving

• 1997

  Co-founder

  National Committee President (1997-1999); Review Board Chairman (2000); Internal Auditor (2000-2001); Member Aiesec Alumni Gabon (2002-Present).

  AIESEC

  Trade & Competitiveness

  Development Economics

  Zone Franc

  Policy Analysis

  International Finance

  Post 2015 & Financing For Development

  Emerging Markets

  Program Management

  International Relations

  International Financial Architecture

  Capacity Building

  Research

  Macroeconomics & Fiscal Management

  Economics

  Finance & Markets

  Monetary Policy

  Development Effectiveness

  Knowledge Economics

  International Development

  New structural Economics

  Economic Competitiveness and the CFA Franc Structural Misalignment : The Case of Gabon

  Economic Competitiveness and the CFA Franc Structural Misalignment : The Case of Gabon

  FDI and Growth in sub-Saharan Africa: Do Governance and Institutions Matter?

  The Bank Lending Channel in the CEMAC

  Have CFA Franc Countries Macroeconomically Performed Better than Other Sub-Saharan Countries with Domestic Currencies?

  Corporate Finance

  Financial structure

  and Growth of US’ firms: Panel Evidence

  R&D and Productivity in US firms

  (ED. Prof Guy Bremaud)

  Dévaluation du Franc CFA: Répartition Géographique des Échanges et Perspectives d'Intégration Économique Régionale en Afrique Centrale

  Raj Nallari

  This paper uses the central tool of an investment-savings and monetary-policy model with an augmented Philips curve and presents a few extensions of that model to analyze the multiplier effects of macroeconomic policies in the United States. In doing so

  the authors incorporate realistic assumptions in the model related to the recent financial characteristics of the global economy. The monetary policy reaction function embeds a new augmented Taylor-rule incorporating housing and stock prices and the credit lending rate. And the household consumption and firm investment decisions incorporate housing and stock assets and the credit market frictions. The equilibrium income is derived and compared with the actual nominal gross domestic product of the United States for the period 1990 to 2009. More importantly

  fiscal and trade multipliers are derived and discussed. The main finding is that government spending

  tax cut

  and trade multipliers are relatively smaller in size when more realistic features are incorporated in the model. The model simulation shows that the model can track actual gross domestic product reasonably well. The model should be further improved before it could be used for policy exercises.

  Rethinking Multipliers in a Globalized World

  (ED. Prof Guy Bremaud)

  La Stratégie de Libéralisation Financière et la Mobilisation de l'Épargne en zone CEMAC

  Rethinking Exchange Rate Regimes: The case for a CFA Franc Basket including the Euro and the Dollar

  Détermination et Expérimentation des indicateurs de Satisfaction de la Clientèle SEEG

  Détermination et Expérimentation des indicateurs de Satisfaction de la Clientèle SEEG

  “Financial Liberalization Strategy and Savings’ Mobilization in the Central African Economic and Monetary Union (CEMAC)”

  Leopold

  Engozogo Mba

  The World Bank

  The World Bank