Stephanie Doumit

Stephanie Doumit is an economist, yet has found herself swimming across the tide of the corporate world. Driven by research and academia, Stephanie is mainly invested in the teaching and writing world where awareness could be spread through communication rather than excel sheets. In parallel to obtaining her master's degree in Financial Risk Management, Stephanie teaches business, economics and sociology for high school students.

Mental Health & Economic Performance in a Crisis-marred Lebanon

I turn on my laptop to write, blank head, I turn it off. Turn it on again, I forget what I want to write about, I turn it off. Third time’s a charm, right? Not in Lebanon. Third time, there’s no electricity, no Wi-Fi, no patience anymore. Deadline is approaching, anxiety kicks in.   While […]

Lebanon Today: Is It Really Worse Than The Civil War?

“Jedo (grandpa), was it like this during the Civil War?”  “It was never like this.” Lebanon, a tiny spot on the world’s map, has rarely experienced a prolonged period of peace. After the roaring 60s, this country has encountered several disturbances. To promote stability after the Civil War, the Lebanese government decided to peg its […]