Economic Development and the Legacy of Simon Kuznets
International scientific conference on economic development and heritage of Simon Kuznets
Conference organizers
Generous Partners
The conference seeks to actualize the scientific heritage of
S. Kuznets, the 1971 Nobel Prize winner in economics, a theorist of development economics who, as an advisor to many governments, took an active part in developing effective models of their economic policies.
On April 25, 2024, the annual International Scientific Conference “Economic Development and the Legacy of Simon Kuznets” will be held at Simon Kuznets Kharkiv National University of Economics.
The conference will be held in the form of a roundtable discussion
“A Turbulent World and Prospects for Future Development” in a mixed (offline/online) mode.
The event mission is to create a platform where economists and representatives of academic, governmental and private institutions can present their research findings, exchange ideas and share information in a collegial environment. Eminent scholars and practitioners from around the world gather to present, discuss and exchange valuable information in the fields of economics, business, education and social sciences.
Presentations by the Round Table Keynote Speakers
RECONSTRUCTING UKRAINE: CREATING A FREER, MORE PROSPEROUS, AND SECURE FUTURE
Dr. Howard J. SHATZ
SHORTAGES, PRIORITIES AND RATIONING IN THE UK NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE DURING THE COVID-19 EPIDEMIC: INFLUENCES ON ANALYSIS OF RICHARD STONE, SIMON KUZNETS, AND JANOS KORNAI
Dr. Christopher Mark DAVIS
PROBLEMS AND PREREQUISITES OF MODERNIZATION OF HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS NETWORK
Dr. Volodymyr PONOMARENKO
Areas of discussion
We invite you to follow this opportunity to gain international insight and perspective on global issues.
1. Economic Development in the Face of Multidimensional Uncertainty.
2. Trends in Education and a New Paradigm for University Development.
3. Dominants of Social Developments of Countries: Current Research.
4. Digital Society and Information Technology.