Golden State Today

Renowned economist Kirill Borusyak has recently joined the faculty at an undisclosed institution, bringing with him a wealth of knowledge and expertise in the field of economics. Borusyak, who holds a M.A. in economics from the New Economic School in Moscow and a Ph.D. in economics from Harvard University, is set to make a significant impact in his new role.

Borusyak's research interests are focused on analyzing the impacts of international trade on consumers and workers, as well as developing new tools for causal inference in socio-economic data. In his own words, he explained that his "two main areas are (1) analyzing the impacts of international trade on consumers and workers and (2) developing new tools for causal inference in socio-economic data."

Aside from his academic pursuits, Borusyak also shared a fun fact about himself, stating, "I enjoy contemporary classical music and modern architecture." This eclectic mix of interests reflects his multifaceted personality and diverse range of passions.

As Borusyak settles into his new role, colleagues and students alike are eager to benefit from his expertise and unique perspective in the field of economics. His presence is sure to enrich the academic community and contribute to the advancement of knowledge in the institution's academic environment.