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Econ201 Economics & Public Policy
Econ225 Development Economics
Econ228 International Economics
Econ305 Economic Analysis and Communication
Office hours: by appointment
Public Finance, Taxation and Trade
Economics Research Lab (Dilijan)
Program Chair, MS in Economics
President, Armenian Economic Association
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Short Bio:
Dr Aslanyan is a Development Economist with a focus on policy evaluation. Over the years he has consulted private and public sector, such as the Central Bank of Armenia, and as a researcher has been affiliated with the University of Pennsylvania and the Czech Academy of Sciences. A full a time faculty at AUA, he has also been teaching (classroom, seminars, training) in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Croatia, Georgia, Russia, the UK, and the US.
Publications:
Aslanyan, G. & Mariev, O. (2021). PAYG Challenge for Preferential Migration. Journal of Pension Economics and Finance, 20, 301-316.
Aslanyan, G., Baghdasaryan, V. & Shakhmuradyan, G. (2020). Armenia’s Social Policy Response to COVID-19: Mitigating Expectations, Financial Stress, and Anxiety. Caucasus Analytical Digest, 119, 3-10.
Aslanyan, G. & Cvečić, I. (2019). Melting Pot v Cultural Mosaic through the Lens of Public Finance. Armenian Journal of Economics, 4, 1-23.
Aslanyan, G. (2014). The Migration Challenge for PAYG. Journal of Population Economics, 27 (4), 1023-1038.
Aslanyan, G. & Barseghyan. G. (2021). Labor Market Experiences and Expectations Amid Covid19 Crisis. CBRD Research Note 21/01
Aslanyan, G. & Baghdasaryan, V. (2020). Financial Strain: The Mitigating Effect of Precautionary Savings and the Futility of Fiscal Stimuli. CBRD Research Note 21/01
Aslanyan, G. & Mirzoyan, A. (2020). Covid-19 and Armenia 2020: Measuring Forgone Output. CBRD Research Note 21/02
Aslanyan, G. (2012). Immigration Control and Long-Run Population Welfare. CERGE-EI WP #453