Enes Işık ~ I am a Ph.D. candidate in economics, at the University of Massachusetts—Amherst. My current research explores economic inequality through the lens of economic history, economic development, and political economy.

My earlier studies delved into innovation in pharmaceuticals and climate change mitigation technologies and the impact of minimum wage policies on labor market outcomes.

**Research Teaching** Scholar

Slave market, Ottoman Algeria, 1684.

Slave market, Ottoman Algeria, 1684.


Work in Progress

Top Incomes and Wealth in Turkey, 1968-2022

Peer-Reviewed Publications

Other Publications

Teaching

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