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International Laboratory of Intangible-driven Economy

Publications
Article
Unemployment and online job boards in Russia: A Beveridge curve perspective

Paklina S., Parshakov P., Teplykh G.

The Journal of the New Economic Association. 2026. No. 1(70). P. 279-301.

Book chapter
Comparative Analysis of Encoder-Based NER and Large Language Models for Skill Extraction from Russian Job Vacancies

Matkin N., Smirnov A., Usanin M. et al.

In bk.: 12th International Conference, AIST 2024, Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, October 17–19, 2024, Revised Selected Papers. Cham: Springer, 2025.

Working paper
Public procurement of innovations: case of Russia

Kashin D., Podgorenko J., Zavorohina A. et al.

ResearchGate. RG. ResearchGate, 2025

About the Laboratory

The International Laboratory of Intangible-driven Economy traces its origins to a research group that has been working in the field of intellectual capital and empirical finance at the HSE-Perm for the last eight years.
By carrying out comparative empirical research that develops awareness of intellectual resources as key drivers in the new economy, the Laboratory aims to become an international research centre that focuses on the role of intangibles in creating sustainable competitive advantages.
The research team includes both leading scholars and young fellows from the HSE and partner universities in Europe and the United States. 


Illustration for news: Study on Electricity Load Forecasting Using Large Language Models presented at the 56th EBES Conference

Study on Electricity Load Forecasting Using Large Language Models presented at the 56th EBES Conference

On July 4, at the 56th Eurasia Business and Economics Society Conference (56th EBES Conference), held in Istanbul in a hybrid format, Junior Research Fellow at the International Laboratory of Intangible-driven Economy Evgeniya Shenkman presented the study "Medium-Term Electricity Load Forecasting Using Large Language Models", co-authored with Anastasiya Kireecheva. The research was conducted as part of the Russian Science Foundation project No. 25-18-00539, "Comparative Analysis of AI-Based Agents and Real Individuals in Economic Decision-Making."

Illustration for news: Research on human and AI strategies presented at the "Game Theory and Management" conference

Research on human and AI strategies presented at the "Game Theory and Management" conference

At Saint Petersburg State University, the traditional international scientific conference "Game Theory and Management" (GTM2026) was held. As part of the conference's Young Researchers Day, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences Alexey Savvateev presented the findings of a study titled "Not Yet! Humans Outplayed LLMs in a Colonel Blotto Game Tournament," conducted within the framework of RSF project No. 25-18-00539 "Comparative Analysis of AI-Based Agents and Real Individuals in Economic Decision-Making."

Illustration for news: Interim Meeting Held on the Project on the Role of Intellectual Resources in Company Internationalization

Interim Meeting Held on the Project on the Role of Intellectual Resources in Company Internationalization

On July 3, 2026, an interim meeting was held to review the results of the first half of the second year of the project "Internationalization of Companies from Developing Countries: The Role of Intellectual Resources in Response to Exogenous Shocks". The project is carried out within the framework of the HSE University "International Academic cooperation" grant competition. The project leader is Maria Molodchik, Professor at HSE University – Perm.

Illustration for news: Facial features, emotions, and the trust game: seminar discusses visual bias in language models

Facial features, emotions, and the trust game: seminar discusses visual bias in language models

On July 2, the International Laboratory of Intangible-driven Economy hosted a workshop within the framework of RSF project No. 25-18-00539, "Comparative Analysis of AI-Based Agents and Real Individuals in Economic Decision-Making." The seminar focused on research by Junior Research Fellow Egor Ivanov and Senior Research Fellow Marina Zavertiaeva titled "Beyond Demographic Labels: Facial Cues and LLM Bias in Trust-Game Decisions".