Dr. Abdullah Miraç Bükey is an academic whose research focuses on economics and labor economics. Bükey began his academic education in 2008 in the Department of Economics at the Faculty of Economics, Istanbul University, and, during the same period, completed a double major in the Department of Labor Economics and Industrial Relations. Following his undergraduate studies, he pursued his master’s degree in the Labor Economics and Industrial Relations Program at the Institute of Social Sciences at Istanbul University, completing his master’s degree in 2016 with a thesis titled “Income Distribution in the Context of Economic Crises: The Case of Türkiye. Continuing his academic work in economics at the doctoral level, Bükey completed his Ph.D. in 2023 at the Economics Program of the Institute of Social Sciences at Istanbul University with a dissertation titled “The Impact of Monetary Policies on Income Distribution Through the Asset Prices and Employment Channels: A Panel Data Analysis for G-20 Economies.” The courses Bükey has taught at the undergraduate level to date include Volunteerism Studies, Turkish Economy, Economics of Innovation, and Monetary Theory and Policy. The courses he teaches at the graduate level are Economic Growth and Development, Scientific Research Methods and Publication Ethics, Income Distribution and Poverty in the Industrialization Process, and Labor Markets and Social Welfare in the New Economy.