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Prof. Alexey Makarin
Mitsubishi Career Development Assistant Professor in International Management
Assistant Professor of Applied Economics
Primary DLC
MIT Sloan School of Management
MIT Room:
E62-523
(617) 715-2625
makarin@mit.edu
https://mitsloan-mit-edu.ezproxy.canberra.edu.au/faculty/directory/alexey-makarin
Areas of Interest and Expertise
Political Economy
Development Economics
Economics of Digitization
Applied Microeconomics
Research Summary
Professor Makarin’s research areas are political economy, development economics, economics of digitization, and applied microeconomics. Some of Makarin’s most recent papers reflect socio-political issues in Russia. They include: “Divided we stay home: Social distancing and ethnic diversity,” which compared the degrees of COVID-19 social distancing in different Russian cities; and “Social Media and Protest Participation: Evidence from Russia,” which looked at the impact of Russia’s top online social network on protests. Makarin is also the co-author of a working paper on the mental health of college students and the relation of mental health to Facebook’s expansion on U.S. campuses.
Recent Work
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