**Dr. Raad Al-Tal** is an Associate Professor of Economics at the School of Business, The University of Jordan. His academic focus lies in the areas of microeconomics, public finance, and labor economics. Dr. Al-Tal has a strong interest in economic policies and their impact on labor markets, income distribution, and economic welfare.

He is actively engaged in research that explores the interaction between government policies and market outcomes, particularly in relation to public sector economics and the effectiveness of fiscal policies in promoting economic growth. Dr. Al-Tal's teaching includes courses in economic theory, public economics, and quantitative methods, where he emphasizes critical thinking and the practical application of economic models.

Dr. Al-Tal has published his work in various academic journals and contributes to the broader discourse on economic reforms, particularly as they relate to Jordan and the region. He is also involved in consulting and policy advising, providing insights into economic development strategies and labor market reforms. His role as an educator and researcher continues to shape the understanding of key economic challenges in both national and international contexts.​