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Araar Abdelkrim was born in Souk-Ahras (Algeria) in 1966. After his classical studies, he obtained a Bachelor's degree in Economics (finance) at the University of Algiers in 1990. Rated first at the national level, he obtained a government scholarship for training in economics abroad. He obtained a Master degree in Economics at the University of Sherbrooke with a mention of excellence in 1993. He obtained the PhD in Economics at Laval University in 1998.
He is a member of CIRPÉE and Deputy network leader of PEP's PMMA Network. Abdelkrim has long been the principal PMMA resource person involved in designing and conducting training activities, developing training material, conducting fundamental research, providing distance support to PMMA researchers, commenting proposals and reports, developing the DAD software and providing support for the PEP web site, among other things. His research field is welfare economics and the analysis of inequality and poverty. He is the co-author, with Jean-Yves Duclos, of the book “Poverty and Equity: Measurement, Policy and Estimation with DAD”, which was recently published by Springer. Many of his papers have been published as CIRPÉE and PEP working papers and in international journals. He is also the author of the DASP Stata package “Distributive Analysis Stata Package”.
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