Slavisa Tasic

Slavisa Tasic is an Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Mary in the USA and a Visiting Professor at ISM. He holds a BA from the University of Belgrade and a PhD from the University of Turin. His research focuses on Behavioral Economics, Political Economy, and Law & Economics, with notable contributions to policy analysis and regulatory frameworks. He has advised governments and international organizations on economic growth and development strategies.

Dr. Tasic’s academic career spans institutions in the USA, Eastern Europe, and the European Union. His teaching expertise includes Economic Policy, Macroeconomics, Monetary Policy, and Behavioral Finance. He has published widely in peer-reviewed journals and authored books addressing contemporary economic challenges such as crises, regulatory pitfalls, and the legacy of collectivist systems.

His recent work explores topics like pandemic economic impacts, judicial vs. legislative policymaking, and classical liberal economics in post-Yugoslav nations. He critiques traditional economic orthodoxy through behavioral lenses and advocates for evidence-based regulatory reforms. Despite prolific output, no scientific awards are mentioned in the provided texts.

Dr. Tasic’s consulting engagements bridge academia and practice, advising on policy design, international development, and corporate strategies. His research often intersects with real-world applications, emphasizing actionable insights for policymakers and institutions.