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Illustration for news: Kseniya Baydina Participated in Conference on Sports Economics

Kseniya Baydina Participated in Conference on Sports Economics

Kseniya Baydina, 3rd-year student of the bachelor’s programme in Management, presented her report ‘Uncertainty of Outcome and Attendance: Evidence from Russian Football’ at the 20th Conference of the German Association of Sport Economics and Sport Management, held at the University of Tuebingen.

Illustration for news: “Inspiration will come itself, but without work it can be waited forever”

“Inspiration will come itself, but without work it can be waited forever”

Evgeniy Ozhegov, Senior Lecturer of department of Economics and Finance, junior research fellow of the Group for Applied Markets and Enterprises Studies (GAMES), NRU HSE-Perm, told us what inspires him for new research, about the trends in econometrics and also shared his opinion, should scientific projects be applied or not. We publish the second part of Evgeniy’s interview for Perm branch site.

Illustration for news: What influences the price of theatre tickets?

What influences the price of theatre tickets?

At the ordinary seminar of the GAMES research group Alina Buzanakova, the research assistant, participant of Research Training Group “Empirical demand estimator”, presented her paper. She revealed the results of a study, focused on estimation of demand function for the performing art through the example of Perm opera and ballet theatre.

Illustration for news: Perm campus at the April conference

Perm campus at the April conference

At the XVII international scientific April conference at NRU HSE (Moscow) the delegation of Perm campus spoke at 14 sessions. Speakers from the school of management, school of economics and finance, the group for state-private interaction studies, International laboratory of intangible-driven economy and Group for applied markets and enterprises studies took part in the conference.

Illustration for news: Results of Latest Collaborative Research Presented at HSE's April Conference

Results of Latest Collaborative Research Presented at HSE's April Conference

Members of the Sector of Public-Private Partership Research presented preliminary results of their latest collaborative research as part of HSE's April Conference.  On 20.04.16, Sarah Busse Spencer gave the presentation on "Conditions for local territorial self-governance (TOS) in Russian Regions".  Coauthors of the presentation are Olga Mayorova, Svetlana Suslova, Anastasia Bozhya-Volya and Ekaterina Schwartzaid.  The presentation was given in the first panel of the three-day session entitled "Local Self-Governance and Civil Self-Organization", under the direction of Irina Mersianova.

Illustration for news: International Laboratory of Intangible-driven Economy at HSE April Academic Conference

International Laboratory of Intangible-driven Economy at HSE April Academic Conference

Laboratory staff members presented papers on sports economics and government support.

Why do we make rash decisions?

PhD Sofya Kulikova, senior research fellow of Scientific training laboratory for interdisciplinary empirical studies of NRU HSE-Perm, told in her interview to Properm.ru how our brain works, why hormone oxytocin makes us more trustful and that we like to drink expensive wine more even if it does not differ from cheap wine. Neuroeconomics studies all that.

Illustration for news: Is Everything Explained by Weather?

Is Everything Explained by Weather?

At the GAMES research group seminar the participants discussed how weather influences electric power consumption. Evgeniya Popova, junior research fellow, told about her study where she was determining the dependence of power consumption on temperature with the help of non-parametric estimation.

57%

of junior undergraduate students applied for admission to more than one programme or to more than one university. 

Brain Research and Blockchain Technologies Discussed at Perm Workshop on Applied Economic Modeling

How does the brain work? How does neuroeconomics use the study of brain activity? How can MRI help rehabilitation after a blood stroke? Are blockchain and bitcoin the biggest innovations in finance in the last decade? And what are the prospects for their development? These and some other questions were discussed at the Perm Workshop on Applied Economic Modeling, and open city workshop in December.