Research


Nadzeya Batava|Yauheniya Shershunovich|Irina Tochitskaya| 10.09.2019
Barriers to the Circular Economy: Evidence From Belarus
The paper presents the results of the enterprises surveys regarding the barriers to the development of the circular economy. The analysis has revealed that in general the enterprises surveyed positively evaluate the existing legislation in Belarus that regulates issues concerning waste management, but identify a number of other significant barriers.
Yauheniya Shershunovich|Irina Tochitskaya| 09.09.2019
State vs. Private Companies: Differences in Waste Management
This paper presents an analysis of the survey results on how enterprises in Belarus manage their waste and use secondary raw materials. It was examined whether an effectiveness of waste management depends on the form of the enterprise ownership.
Petr Sachek|Yauheniya Shershunovich|Irina Tochitskaya| 08.09.2019
Decision-Making in Waste Management at Belarusian enterprises: Survey Results
The paper presents the survey results analysis on waste management and factors affecting the possibility of using waste to make a new products. A relation between the size of the enterprise, the amount of waste and the way it was handled has been studied.
Ilona Babenko|Viktar Fedaseyeu|Song Zhang| 30.08.2019
Do CEOs Affect Employees’ Political Choices?
The authors study the relation between CEO and employee campaign contributions and find that CEO-supported political candidates receive 3 times more money from employees than candidates not supported by the CEO.
19.08.2019
Belarusian Economy in mid-2019: the Aftermath of Recovery Growth Period
By mid-2019, a period of recovery growth has been accomplished and the national economy enters a new stage of development. This policy paper sums up and analyzes the results of the recovery growth period. The paper argues that the results are contradictory.
09.07.2019
Productivity or the External Environment: Which is More Important for Growth in Emerging Markets?
The goal of this research is to assess and compare growth promoting effects associated with productivity determinants and external environment determinants in 34 emerging market economies.