Pavlo Buryi

 
BIO 
Dr. Pavlo Buryi earned his Ph.D. in Economics, along with a Masters degree and Bachelors degree, from Southern Illinois University Carbondale. Prior to joining Harrisburg University of Science and Technology, he held faculty positions at the University of Tampa, and Northern Illinois University. His primary field of expertise is the Economics of Innovation and Technological Change.
Dr. Buryi’s research focuses on the importance of product R&D and the role of public support in promoting such R&D. He developed a microeconomic model of product R&D to provide a theoretical basis for optimal choices of private investment and matching public support, used in widely popular “matching grant” state programs. Moreover, by introducing international competition into the basic theoretical framework of the matching game, he considers public support for product R&D as an optional policy of import substitution. Finally, his research provides an optimal structure of public R&D support.
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As you know, there is a historic debate tonight between a sitting president and a former president … and the economy is certainly a top issue for voters everywhere. One big question among viewers is: At a time when the US is exporting a record amount of oil, why do gas prices remain so high at the pump?
Pavlo Buryi, PhD, Program Lead of Economics at Harrisburg University, is available to comment on this historic debate and the critical economic issues voters care about the most. 
If you’re interested in interviewing Pavlo about tonight’s Presidential Debate, we would love to hear from you. You can reach our Executive Director of Communications, Jessica Warren, at [email protected] or 717.756.5465. You can also contact Pavlo directly at [email protected] or 618.203.6416.
PUBLICATIONS
Buryi, P. and Donou-Adonsou, F. (2020). Revisiting the relationship between unexpected inflation and output in the presence of indexation. Journal of Financial Economic Policy (ABDC Journal Ranking: B, Scopus CiteScore – 0.73)
Buryi, P. and Lahiri, S. (2019a). Research and development and trade policies for product innovation in the presence of foreign competition. Economic Modelling (ABDC Journal Ranking: A, Scopus CiteScore – 2.38), 80:429 – 440
Sameem, S. and Buryi, P. (2019). Impact of unemployment on happiness in the United States. Applied Economics Letters (ABDC Journal Ranking: B; Scopus CiteScore – 0.77), 26(12):1049–1052
Hutchinson, T., Ahmed, I., and Buryi, P. (2017). Impact of income tax on happiness: evidence from the United States. Applied Economics Letters (ABDC Journal Ranking: B, Scopus CiteScore – 0.77), 24(18):1277–1279
Buryi, P. and Lahiri, S. (2017). Matching Public Support for Private Product-Innovating R&D: a Theoretical Analysis. Economics of Innovation and New Technology (ABDC Journal Ranking: B, Scopus CiteScore – 1.65), 26(4):295–310
Buryi, P. and Gilbert, S. (2014). Effects of College Education on Demonstrated Happiness in the United States. Applied Economics Letters (ABDC Journal Ranking: B, Scopus CiteScore – 0.77), 21(18):1253–1256
EDUCATION
Ph.D. in Economics, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL, USA, May 2015.
M.Sc in Economics, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL, USA, May 2013.
B.A. in Economics, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL, USA December 2010.