I am a tenure-track Assistant Professor at CERGE-EI in Prague (a joint workplace of Charles University and Czech Academy of Sciences). I received a Ph.D. in Economics from UCLA Anderson School of Management in June 2018.
I am an applied microeconomist with a focus on firms and firm linkages in developing and middle-income countries. I use both reduced-form and structural methods to understand how institutional frictions affect the interactions between the firms and firm linkages, and I also develop new methods.
My research areas are Development Economics, Industrial Organization, and Political Economy, as well as Applied Econometrics.
cv, google scholar, email: vasily.korovkin@cerge-ei.cz, vaskorovkin@gmail.com
Published, Accepted, Forthcoming Papers
Conflict and Inter-Group Trade: Evidence from the 2014 Russia-Ukraine Crisis [SSRN version], [Journal link], with Alexey Makarin, forthcoming, American Economic Review. Media: Exame (Brazil)
Field Experiment Estimate of Electoral Fraud in Russian Parliamentary Elections, with Ruben Enikolopov, Maria Petrova, Konstantin Sonin, and Alexey Zakharov, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 2013, 110(2): 448-452. Media: BBC Russia, News at Princeton
Working Papers
On Policy Evaluation with Aggregate Time-Series Shocks [ArXiV], [video, NBER SI], with Dmitry Arkhangelsky, “reject and resubmit” @ American Economic Review
Production Networks and War: Evidence from Ukraine, [SSRN version], [CEPR version],[video, NBER SI], with Alexey Makarin. Media: Guru NES (in Russian), CEPR Weekly Highlights, Contrafactual (Chile)
Detecting Auctioneer Corruption: Evidence from Russian Procurement Auctions, with Pasha Andreyanov and Alec Davidson
Work in Progress
Cartels in Procurement Auctions: Country-wide Evidence from Russia, with Pasha Andreyanov