Volodymyr Lugovskyy

Volodymyr Lugovskyy is a Professor and Chair of the Department of Economics at Indiana University Bloomington's College of Arts & Sciences. His research spans international trade, experimental economics, finance, and applied microeconomics, with publications in top journals like the American Economic Review, European Economic Review, and Journal of International Economics.

• Ph.D. in Economics, Purdue University (2004)
• M.A. in Economics, EERC (now Kyiv School of Economics), Ukraine
• B.A. in Economics, NaUKMA, Ukraine

Research areas include international trade patterns, experimental market behavior, maritime shipping economics, and environmental regulation impacts. His work combines theoretical and empirical approaches to analyze global trade dynamics and market mechanisms.

Scientific contributions focus on carbon emissions quantification, price discrimination in shipping, and framing effects in decision-making. Publications demonstrate expertise in both experimental methodologies and large-scale trade data analysis.

Professor Lugovskyy leads the Department of Economics and collaborates with institutions like the World Bank. His work addresses critical questions about non-homothetic consumption patterns, quality choice, and market power in international shipping.

Current projects include refining Medicare plan choice analysis and exploring repeated prisoner's dilemma games. He actively contributes to academic discourse through conferences like TEME 2024 and AI&E Conference.