Position: Ph.D. Candidate
Field of interest: Mathematical and Quantitative Methods, Energy Economics, Environmental Economics, Labor Economics, Macroeconomics
Membership: Microeconomics and Mathematical Methods, PhD Candidates
Contact
Office:
Email: levan_bezhanishvili [AT] yahoo [DOT] com
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PhD study
Tutor: Mgr. Milan Ščasný PhD.
Studying from: 2018
PhDr examination:
Final exam:
Dissertation Proposal defence:
Dissertation defence:
Current work:
1) "Impact of climate change on tourism demand in Europe."
2) "The effect of price and non-price factors on residential energy demand in the Republic of Georgia".
3) "The impact of Georgian policy shifting public Sector working hours by one hour on residential energy consumption".
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Disertation abstract:
Optional courses:
CV
Education
2002 - 2006: B.S., Computational Mathematics and Informatics, Tbilisi State University
2007 - 2009: M.S., Mathematics, Tbilisi State University
2010 - 2012: M.S., Mathematics and its Application, Central European University
2016 - 2018: M.A., Economics, Charles University
2018 - : PhD, Economics, Charles University
Job history
Teaching Assistantship (IES):
WS 2021/2022: JEM162 - Energy Markets & Economics
WS 2021/2022: JEB105 - Statistics
SS 2020/2021: JEB104 - Microeconomics I
SS 2020/2021: JEB142 - Introductory Statistics
WS 2020/2021: JEM162 - Energy Markets & Economics
WS 2020/2021: JEB105 - Statistics
SS 2019/2020: JEB142 - Introductory Statistics
WS 2019/2020: JEB105 - Statistics
SS 2018/2019: JEB050 - International Finance
Job:
2006 - 2010: Algorithmic Trading Programmer, Saguramo, Tbilisi, Georgia
2013 - 2016: Global trade software analyst, Integration Point, Inc., Tbilisi, Georgia
Awards and prizes
Central European University Full Fellowship for Master’s Students (2010-2012)
Charles University full Fellowship for PhD’s Students
Topics for supervision
Term papers
Energy Economics, Environmental Economics, Labor Economics, Mathematical and Quantitative Methods
Bachelor theses
Energy Economics, Environmental Economics, Labor Economics, Mathematical and Quantitative Methods
Master theses
Energy Economics, Environmental Economics, Labor Economics, Mathematical and Quantitative Methods
