Article "Job Displacement Costs of Phasing Out Coal" has been published in Journal of Public Economics. Authors: Gerhard Toews, Michael Simmons, Fernando Aragon and Juan Pablo Rud
Academic research is one of the key activities of the New Economic School.
NES ranks first among Russian universities by the number of publications in leading international journals of economics and finance, according to the Tilburg University Ranking. New Economic School is also ranked first in the Research Papers in Economics (RePec) ranking based on the citation index of 1,630 economic scientists affiliated with Russian universities and think tanks. In the same RePec ranking, NES Academic Supervisor Ruben Enikolopov is ranked the first among the top 25% of authors in Russia.
More than 90% of NES' professors earned a PhD degree at the world's leading universities such as Harvard, Oxford, Berkeley (California) and Columbia University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and London Business School. Many of them have published their research in the top 5 most recognized international journals in Economics.
NES professors take part in major international research conferences:
NES professors are engaged in research both independently as well as within scientific labs and research centers, such as:
Center for Economic and Financial Research conducts applied research to promote economic and social development of Russia. CEFIR does research for the Central Bank, the Accounts Chamber, the Ministry of Economy, the Ministry of Finance etc.
The NES Center for the Study of Diversity and Social Interactions was set up under the academic leadership of the world-known economist Shlomo Weber. The Center, which has begun its activities on July 1, 2013, focuses on research of theoretical and empirical aspects of social interaction in a heterogeneous society (such as in Russia) with various types of cultural, ethnic, geographic, religious, genetic, economic, historical and regional diversity. A special attention is paid to regional challenges in Russia in order to facilitate balanced development, inclusive growth and prudent social policies across the country with its very heterogeneous terrain, climate, population, and labor market.
The Centre for Demographic Research at the New Economic School (CDR) was organized with support of “Dynasty” foundation and has begun its work since September 2011. CDR’s mission is to raise the quality of conducted in Russia population-based studies up to international level. This includes, first of all, upgrading of methodological instruments, which shall be integrated into the Russian demography via training of a new generation of Russian demographers and through high-quality research conducted by them. CDR’s work is primarily aimed at synthesis and obtaining of new scientific results. CDR main research topics are demographic changes in Russia and in Eastern Europe, biodemographic research, population health.
Article "Job Displacement Costs of Phasing Out Coal" has been published in Journal of Public Economics. Authors: Gerhard Toews, Michael Simmons, Fernando Aragon and Juan Pablo Rud
Paper "Fraud Power Laws" has been accepted for publication in Journal of Accounting Research. Authors: Davide Cianciaruso, Edwige Cheynel, Frank S. Zhou
Article "Off-diagonal elements of projection matrices and dimension asymptotics" has been published in Economics Letters, 2024. Authors: Stanislav Anatolyev, Maksim Smirnov
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