Past conferences

EconWorld2020@Tbilisi

26–28 August 2020 · Tbilisi, Georgia · Online (Zoom)

The 12th EconWorld conference (International Conference on Economics) was held in Tbilisi, Georgia on 26–28 August 2020 online.

Keynote speakers

TM

Teimuraz Murghulia

Former Vice Minister of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of Georgia

“Rethinking development with Pandemic in mind”

AA

Ali Akarca

University of Illinois at Chicago

“Three Types of Populism and the Dynamics which Give Rise to them”

RB

Roman Bokeria

Director of Georgian Airlines

“Covid-19 Pandemic's Effects and Challenges in Aviation Industry”

Organizing Committee

Scientific Committee

Accepted papers 17

PaperAuthorsAbstract
W1B – Financial Economics
What Hedging Tools Should Be Used to Cover Cyber risks?Wissem Ajili Ben Youssef
Evaluation of financial liberalization in Chile and Indonesia: A comparative studyNawal Bouchentouf, Taieb Fettane
The Impact of Investor-State Dispute Settlement Mechanism on Cross-Border Mergers and AcquisitionsJulan Du, Yifei Zhang
W1C – Topics in Economics
Impact of Trade with ASEAN on India’s Employment in Industrial SectorDevasmita Jena
Management solutions for smart logistics in smart citiesDániel Orosz, Tamás Faludi
The challenges of Georgian pension reformShota Gulbani
T1A – Macroeconomics and International Economics
Trade, Structural Transformation and Income Convergence: An Analysis of the ASEAN ExperiencesDevasmita Jena
Inflation Dynamics in India: P-Star ApproachNandini Sud
Manufacturing as an Engine of growth in IndiaEva Thakur
Financing a Black BoxFelix Zhiyu Feng
T1B – Topics in Economics
Social Sustainability of Public Debt in the Context of MENA Countries: Egypt, Lebanon, Morocco, Tunisia, and TurkeyWissem Ajili Ben Youssef, Hassen Ayoub
Effects of Fiscal Devaluation on the Innovation Sector and Market StructureJin Sui
Economic Motivations of Global Players in the S. CaucasusVakhtang Charaia
Impact of the COVID-19 crisis on tourism in MENA countries: A case study of TunisiaNadia Mansour, Salha Ben Salem
T1C – Labor, Health and Demographics
Gender Wage Gap: Evidence from South KoreaKyeongah Lee
Who pays the Ferryman? Implications of labour market reforms on Greek Industrial Relations LandscapeTheodore Koutroukis
‘More than One Red Herring’? Heterogeneous Effects of Ageing on Healthcare UtilisationCristina Vilaplana, Joan Costa-Font