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37 Gagarina bulvar, room 301
Phone: +7 (342) 200-95-47
The School of Economics and Finance was established in 2014 through a merger of the Departments of Economics Theory, Accounting and Auditing, Economic Modelling, and Financial Management. The School is headed by Tatiana Bukina.
The aim of the School is to create and develop a community of academics and professional practitioners from the fields of theoretical and applied economics, corporate finance and financial markets.
Antonovic M., Hampe B., Jackendoff R. et al.
Niš: Faculty of Philosophy, University of Nis, 2024.
In press
Kirpishchikov D., Zavertiaeva M. A., Kireecheva A. et al.
The Journal of the New Economic Association. 2026. Vol. 1. No. 70.
Matkin N., Smirnov A., Usanin M. et al.
In bk.: 12th International Conference, AIST 2024, Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, October 17–19, 2024, Revised Selected Papers. Cham: Springer, 2025.
Kashin D., Podgorenko J., Zavorohina A. et al.
ResearchGate. RG. ResearchGate, 2025
IDLab and School of Economics and Finance members presented their research at the 2nd International Conference on Econometrics and Business Analytics
On September 8-10, the 2nd International Conference on Econometrics and Business Analytics took place, organized by the Center of Econometrics and Business Analytics (CEBA) of Saint Petersburg State University, American University of Armenia, Central Bank of Armenia and Armenian Economic Association. IDLab and School of Economics and Finance employees presented the results of their research:
- Iuliia Naidenova and Sofiia Paklina: "BI systems and firm performance: The mediating effect of digitally skilled labour"
- Evgeniya Shenkman , Mariya Molodchik and Anastasiya Gordienko: "Influence of Daylight Saving Time Cancellation on Electricity Load"
- Dmitry Kirpishchikov , Marina Zavertiaeva and Evgeniya Shenkman: "Networks of Russian large corporations with banks: does it help to raise financial resources?"
The conference was held at American University of Armenia (Erevan) and Central Banks of Armenia (Dilijan).