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Inna Lazanyuk
Education
Ph.D, RUDN University, Moscow (2005)
Master’s degree in Economics, RUDN University, Moscow (1993–1995)
Bachelor’s degree in Economics, RUDN University, Moscow (1987–1993)
Work experience
RUDN University, 1998–present
Assistant Professor Department of Economic and Mathematical Modeling
Other Details:
Courses:
• Analysis and forecasting of market conditions
• Econometrics
• Contract Management
Research Interests:
Energy efficiency of the modern economy, State policy in the field of information technologies of the BRICS countries, innovation in business, Energy saving and renewable energy sources, Economic growth in the BRICS countries
Selected Publications:
1. Lazanyuk I.V. “Features of state regulation of innovation activity in India”, St. Petersburg: Assembling, 2010, pp. 128-131: Materials of the IV International Forum from science to business "Formation and operation of innovation belts around higher education institutions."
2. Lazanyuk I., Konovalova Y. “Investment Policy of India and Experience of Special Economic Zones Functioning in the Conditions of the World Financial and Economic Crisis”, St. Petersburg: Build, 2011, pp. 139–142: Materials of the V International Forum “From Science to Business” “Modern approaches of interaction of universities with high-tech business "In conjunction with the X International Conference" Marketing from science to business and successful commercialization of research "May 11-13, 2011.
3. Shkvarya L.V., Lazanyuk I.V. “India in the global and regional economy and trade”. Scientific Review. Series 1. Economics and Law, № 2, 2011. P.46 - 54.
4. Lazanyuk I.V. “The experience of Indian companies entering international markets. St. Petersburg: Solo Publishing House. 2013, P. 134 - 137. Materials of the VII International Forum From Science to Business "Globalization of Innovations" May 15-17, 2013.
5. Lazanyuk I., Balashova S. Revinova S. Impact Government ICT Strategy on India’s Growth. //USA: UniversityPublicanions.net, USA: International Journal of Business and Management Studies, 04,( 02), 2015, P. 145 – 156
6. Balashova S., Revinova S, Lazanyuk I., The innovation performance of Russian high-tech industries and the role of the government support, USA: UniversityPublications.net, Humanities and Social Sciences Review, № 04(03), 2015, P. 49 - 60
7. Balashova S., Revinova S, Lazanyuk I., Total factor productivity growth and innovation policy tools: empirical study, SGEM, 2016, P. 917 - 923
8. Lazanyuk I.V. Forming the strategy of the sector of information and communication technologies and its impact on the economy of India, Scientific and technical information. Series 1: Organization and methods of information work, № 3, 2016, P.23 – 30
9. Lazanyuk I.V., Nath K.India and BRICS: cooperation strategy, Austria, Vienna, SGEM, 2017, P. 931-939
10. Balashova S., Lazanyuk I., Matyushok V., Growth Scenarios for the Russian Economy, Emerald Publishing Limited (London), 2018, P.235 – 256. Exploring the Future of Russia’s Economy and Markets: Towards Sustainable Economic
Ph.D, RUDN University, Moscow (2005)
Master’s degree in Economics, RUDN University, Moscow (1993–1995)
Bachelor’s degree in Economics, RUDN University, Moscow (1987–1993)
Work experience
RUDN University, 1998–present
Assistant Professor Department of Economic and Mathematical Modeling
Other Details:
Courses:
• Analysis and forecasting of market conditions
• Econometrics
• Contract Management
Research Interests:
Energy efficiency of the modern economy, State policy in the field of information technologies of the BRICS countries, innovation in business, Energy saving and renewable energy sources, Economic growth in the BRICS countries
Selected Publications:
1. Lazanyuk I.V. “Features of state regulation of innovation activity in India”, St. Petersburg: Assembling, 2010, pp. 128-131: Materials of the IV International Forum from science to business "Formation and operation of innovation belts around higher education institutions."
2. Lazanyuk I., Konovalova Y. “Investment Policy of India and Experience of Special Economic Zones Functioning in the Conditions of the World Financial and Economic Crisis”, St. Petersburg: Build, 2011, pp. 139–142: Materials of the V International Forum “From Science to Business” “Modern approaches of interaction of universities with high-tech business "In conjunction with the X International Conference" Marketing from science to business and successful commercialization of research "May 11-13, 2011.
3. Shkvarya L.V., Lazanyuk I.V. “India in the global and regional economy and trade”. Scientific Review. Series 1. Economics and Law, № 2, 2011. P.46 - 54.
4. Lazanyuk I.V. “The experience of Indian companies entering international markets. St. Petersburg: Solo Publishing House. 2013, P. 134 - 137. Materials of the VII International Forum From Science to Business "Globalization of Innovations" May 15-17, 2013.
5. Lazanyuk I., Balashova S. Revinova S. Impact Government ICT Strategy on India’s Growth. //USA: UniversityPublicanions.net, USA: International Journal of Business and Management Studies, 04,( 02), 2015, P. 145 – 156
6. Balashova S., Revinova S, Lazanyuk I., The innovation performance of Russian high-tech industries and the role of the government support, USA: UniversityPublications.net, Humanities and Social Sciences Review, № 04(03), 2015, P. 49 - 60
7. Balashova S., Revinova S, Lazanyuk I., Total factor productivity growth and innovation policy tools: empirical study, SGEM, 2016, P. 917 - 923
8. Lazanyuk I.V. Forming the strategy of the sector of information and communication technologies and its impact on the economy of India, Scientific and technical information. Series 1: Organization and methods of information work, № 3, 2016, P.23 – 30
9. Lazanyuk I.V., Nath K.India and BRICS: cooperation strategy, Austria, Vienna, SGEM, 2017, P. 931-939
10. Balashova S., Lazanyuk I., Matyushok V., Growth Scenarios for the Russian Economy, Emerald Publishing Limited (London), 2018, P.235 – 256. Exploring the Future of Russia’s Economy and Markets: Towards Sustainable Economic
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