Ghalia Selim

- Drafting and revising Transfer Pricing (TP) documentation e.g. Local files, Master files. - Checking local TP regulations to ensure fulfillment of documentation requirements. - Performing market research to corroborate comparability of markets and arm's length character of transfer prices.

-Main focus: Behavioral and experimental Economics research, and coding constitutional provisions. -Funded by the DAAD as part of the German-Arab Transformation Partnership.

-Learned about Egyptian competition law namely about market definitions, dominance, vertical agreements and horizontals agreements (cartels). -Participated in breakout sessions on all the mentioned topics. -Independently solved a simulation case as part of a team and presented conclusions and recommendations to a board.

- One of five from Cairo University’s FEPS accepted and fully-funded by the DAAD. - Topics include: Institutional Economics, Experimental Economics, Competition Law, Law and Economics of Migration, Economics or Terrorism, Shadow Economy in the ME, Lawmaking and Legal Pluralism, Policy Diffusion.

-One of ten Egyptians to receive a full scholarship for 3 academic quarters in 2015/2016; -Courses: Leading Complex Organizations, Health Economics at the Harris School of Public Policy, Micro- and Macroeconomic theory, Public Policy Analysis and Social Science Research.

-Research topics: Gender economics, health economics, government structures and social development. -Graduation thesis grade: Excellent (Approximate German/UK Equivalent of ‘Excellent’ = Sehr Gut/1st) -Thesis title: The Determinants of Poverty in Egyptian Female-Headed Households.