Mohammad Almomani

Bio

Dr. Mohammad Almomani is an applied economist and Teaching Academic at the University of Adelaide and Flinders University, with an Academic Lead role at the Adelaide-Accenture Innovation Academy for Digital Business. He holds a PhD in Economics from
Flinders University (2025) and is an affiliate of the Global Labor Organization.

His research specialises in health economics, labour economics, and the economics of ageing, with a focus on retirement, functional independence, and healthcare utilisation in later life. He works with large-scale longitudinal datasets including SHARE, HILDA, and ALSWH, using causal identification methods such as instrumental variables, regression discontinuity designs, and difference-in differences approaches.

Dr. Almomani has approximately 10 peer-reviewed publications and has presented his research at international forums including the Netspar International Pension Workshop (Leiden, 2026). He is available for media commentary on ageing policy, retirement, labour force participation, and health economics.