A Guide to the Russian Academy of Sciences - University of Texas ...

200 researchers, there are 20 state doctorates and more than 110 Ph.Ds. These
include academician Stanislav S. Shatalin,
(Shatalin, Stanislav S., C. Econ. S. Born in 1934 in Pushkin, Leningrad
Oblast. Russian economist. Corresponding member of the Economics
Department of the Academy since 1974, and academician, 1987. He
graduated from the economics Department of Moscow State
University in 1958. From 1959 to 1965, he was a research worker
and head of the intersector balance section of the SRI of Economics
of the State Planning Committee of the U.S.S.R. (GOSPLAN).
From 1965 to 1976, he was a Deputy Director of the Central
Economic Mathematical Institute of the AN SSSR and in 1976 he
became Deputy Director of the Systems Research Scientific Research
Institute in Moscow and in 1977, Department head of the All-Union
SRI of Systems Research for the State Committee for Science and
Technology (GKNT) and for the AN SSSR. He also became the head
of the subdepartment of mathematical methods of economic analysis
in the economics Department at Moscow State University. His
primary work is in constructing mathematical economic models and
in national economic planning. In 1985, he joined the staff of the
newly organized Economics and Forecasting of Scientific-Technical
Progress Institute in Moscow. Recipient of the State Prize, 1968. In
1987, he received the V. S. Nemchinov Prize for economics and
statistics. He is presently the Academician Secretary of the
Economics Department of the Russian Academy of Sciences and is
head of the Institute of Economic Forecasting in Moscow.(GSE 29,
p. 546.)
RAS correspondent member Victor V. Ivanter, and professors Anatoly
(Anatolii) G. Vishnevskii, Victor A. Volkonskii, Felix N. Klotsvog,
Nickolai I. Komkov, Efrem Z. Maiminas, Alexander S. Nekrasov,
Oleg S. Pchelintsev and others.
The main goal of the Institute is short, medium, and long term forecasting
of economic and social development of Russia. The main areas of research
at the Institute are:
the dynamics and structure of the national economy;
factors and resources effecting potential for economic development;
structural and technological processes in economic systems;
development of various branches of the Russian economy as a whole as
well as its industrial complexes;
conversion of the military sector;
economic and social development of the regions of Russian Federations,
federal and regional policy, economic ties with other CIS countries;
management of state property, privatization and other institutional
problems;
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