Research summary

Marina’s primary research interests are in the area of International macroeconomics,  Determination of international price dispersion, Economic growth and productivity, Applied Econometrics, and Banking crises. In her research Marina uses nonlinear models, clustering tools, panel data analysis, and dynamic-factor models.

PhD Supervision

Marina is eager to supervise PhD students in various topics but her speciality is in International Macro. She is especially interested in the following areas: Determination of Market Integration, Belt and Road Initiative and Market Integration, Prediction and Modelling of Banking Crises, Effect of E-commerce on Chinese Economy, and Productivity Analysis.

Research interests

• International macroeconomics
• International finance
• Determination of international price dispersion
• Economic growth
• Applied Econometrics
• Banking crises
• Banking regulation

Dr Marina Glushenkova joined the University of Nottingham Ningbo in October 2016. She completed her PhD in Economics at the University of Cyprus in June 2016. Before that, she obtained a Master Degree in Economic Analysis at the University of Cyprus and did her undergraduate study in International Economics at the Ural Federal University. Marina’s research interests lie in the field of international macroeconomics and international finance.

She has been a teaching assistant for the courses Statistics and Econometrics, Research Methodology in Applied Economics, and International Economics at the University of Cyprus. She was also invited to give lectures on Macroeconomics and Economic Growth Theory for Master students at the Ural Federal University (Russia).

Undergraduate

• BUSI3113 Public Economics

Postgraduate

• P15F11 Topics in Advanced Econometrics
• BUSI4541 Business Economics