
CInSt Research Seminar
Silvia Griselda (University of Melbourne) has presented her paper: "Can the Format of Questions Explain the Gender Gap in Mathematics?" on regular CInSt research seminar on November, 19. Watch the video of the seminar following the link bellow.

CInSt Research Seminar
Andrey Tkachenko (HSE University) has presented his paper "Competitive effect of vertical integration in auctions" on traditional CInSt research seminar on November, 12. Watch the video of the seminar following the link below.

CInSt Research Seminar
Samin Aref (Max Planck Institute) has presented his paper "Brain drain and brain gain in Russia: analyzing international mobility of researchers by discipline using Scopus bibliometric data 1996-2020" on traditional CInSt research seminar on November, 5. Watch the video of the seminar following the link below.

CInSt Research Seminar
Björn Brey (University of Nottingham) has presented his paper "The long-run gains from the early adoption of electricity" on October, 29

What is the relation between the real-world context in which players live and their in-game behaviour at the country level? Case of EVE Online
New article "On the connection between real-world circumstances and online player behaviour: The case of EVE Online" was published in PLOS ONE. CinSt Leading Research Fellow Koen Schoors co-authored the pape

Сongratulations on Egor Krivosheya and his supervisor Maria Semenova successful defense of his PhD thesis!
We congratulate CInSt Research Assistant Egor Krivosheya and his supervisor, CInSt Senior Research Fellow Maria Semenova, on the successful defense of the PhD thesis titled "Multilateral interchange fee efficiency evaluation: the case of the Russian retail payment cards market"!
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CInSt Research Seminar
Armenak Antinyan (Zhongnan University of Economics and Law) has presented his paper "Cancer screening invitations in the developing world" on October, 22

CInSt Research Seminar
Gayane Vardanyan (HSE University) has presented her paper "Return Migration Decisions: Evidence from Irish Mass Migration at the Turn of the Twentieth Century" on October, 8

What drives students’ salary expectations? New evidence from Russia
A new paper “The determinants of expected returns on higher education in Russia: A human capital theory approach” by CInSt Senior Research Fellow Ilya Prakhov was published in Higher Education Quarterly.

Did the Unified State Exam make it easier for residents of all regions of Russia to enter universities?
A new working paper on the Regional Accessibility of Higher Education in Russia was published. The paper is based on the research of CInSt Senior Research Fellow Ilya Prakhov and Research Assistant Polina Bugakova.