Alexander Rakviashvili
Professor
Economic Institute Researcher
Doctor
Department of Business Administration
Law Department
School of Business and Administrative Studies
Lomonosov Moscow State University - Faculty of economics - Bachelor - 1998-01-09 - 2002-06-29
Lomonosov Moscow State University - Business school - Master - 2002-01-09 - 2004-05-31
Lomonosov Moscow State University - Faculty of economics - Doctor - 2004-01-09 - 2006-05-31
Google Scholar -
https://scholar.google.com/citations?hl=en&user=u3S-8ZwAAAAJ
Libertarian Conception of the State: Logic and Morality - 2009
- 2009
- 2009
- 2010
- 2010
Modern Banking System as a Source of Cyclic Development of Market Economy - 2011
The Contemporary Banking System as a Source of Cyclical Development in the Market Economy - 2011
In Defense of the Euro: Austrian School Approach (comment) - 2013
Economic theory: regression or evolutionary development? - 2013
Neurobiology and New Opportunities for Experimental Economics - 2015
Methodological Individualism: Towards the Apology of the Modern Liberalism - 2016
Compensation contracts and the sustainability of economic reforms - 2017
Do Realistic Assumptions Help to Build Better Theories? - 2018
- 2019
- 2020
- 2020
Monetary policy and inequality - 2020
The Krynica Economic Forum in Tbilisi - 25-05-2018
Leontief Readings 2019 - 15-02-2019
PCPE—Prague Conference on Political Economy - 26-04-2019
Academic article-LAWEC6110 (
2022/2023;
2023/2024;
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Research Seminar II-LAWEC5230 (
2021/2022;
2022/2023;
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Research Seminar I-LAWEC5130 (
2021/2022;
2022/2023;
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Macroeconomics-LAWEC5110 (
2021/2022;
2022/2023;
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Microeconomics-LAWEC5100 (
2021/2022;
2022/2023;
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Monetary Policy and Its Challenges-LAWEC6130 (
2022/2023;
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Regulatory Impact Assessment-LAWEC6100 (
2022/2023;
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Regulatory Impact Assessment-LAWEC6105 (
2023/2024;
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Master’s Thesis-LAWEC6280 (
2022/2023;
2023/2024;
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Law and Economics-BUSN1515 (
2019/2020;
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Law and Economics-LAWEC5220 (
2021/2022;
2022/2023;
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Study practice-LAWEC6120 (
2023/2024;
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Introduction to economics for lawyers-LAWB4132 (
2019/2020;
2020/2021;
2021/2022;
2022/2023;
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Master’s Thesis-LAWEC6280
