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Dr. Vladimir Tyazhelnikov is a Senior Lecturer in Economics at the University of Sydney's School of Economics, specializing in international trade, industrial organization, and economic history. His research examines global value chains and firm-level dynamics in international trade, with current projects focusing on production clustering, offshoring strategies, and market structures in global commerce.
Education includes a PhD from the University of California, Davis, an MA from the New Economic School, and a BSc from Moscow State University. Prior to joining Sydney in 2017, he held positions that strengthened his expertise in trade economics.
Research interests include the organization of firms within global trade networks, the economic history of trade systems, and the microeconomic foundations of international commerce. His work frequently employs empirical methods to analyze trade patterns and firm behavior.
Publication trends demonstrate consistent focus on market structures (oligopoly/oligopsony), production geography, and trade policy impacts. Recent articles quantitatively analyze how production clustering influences offshoring decisions and how market concentration affects global trade flows.
Teaching includes undergraduate and postgraduate courses in international economics. Dr. Tyazhelnikov maintains an active research agenda through collaborations examining trade policy impacts and firm-level adaptation in global markets.
