Tatiana Burtseva

Doctor of Economic Sciences (2014), Associate Professor (2006). Born June 2, 1969 in the village. Klimovo Krasnogvardeysky district of the Crimean region in the family of employees. Graduated with honors in 1986 from the Kudinovskaya secondary school (Maloyaroslavetsky district, Kaluga region), graduated in 1993 from the red diploma of the Institute of Atomic Energy (Obninsk, Kaluga region) with a degree in Applied Mathematics. In 2002, she defended her candidate\'s thesis in the State University of Management (Moscow) on the topic \Economic and statistical assessment of the city\'s investment attractiveness\ in specialty 08.00.12 - \Accounting, Statistics\. In 2006 awarded the academic title of Associate Professor in the Department of Management in economic and social systems. In 2013, she defended her doctoral thesis in the State University of Management (Moscow) on the topic \Methodology of Statistical Investigation of the Investment Attractiveness of the Region and the Effectiveness of Implementing its Investment Policy\ in specialty 08.00.12 \Accounting, Statistics\. Many studies were supported by grants implemented with the support of the Russian Humanitarian Scientific Foundation and the Government of the Kaluga Region: grant No. 09-02-59209a / C of the Russian Foundation for the Humanities \Investment attractiveness of the region: the concept of formation and monitoring of development\ (2009);Grant № 10-02-59201а / Ц \Investment attractiveness of territorial economic systems: tools for assessment and monitoring of development\ (2010), grant № 12-12-40010а (р) \The impact of the new industrial policy of the region on socio-economic development (in the example of the Kaluga region) \(2012), grant No. 14-12-40002а (р)\ Problems of formation and development of the regional labor market in the period of implementation of the new industrial policy of the region (by the example of the Kaluga region) \(2014). -2015gg., Performer), grant No. 15-12-40004a (p) \Identified factors and reserves of labor productivity growth in the regions of Russia \(2015-2016). 2014g. became the winner of the first prize of the Government of the Kaluga region for teachers of higher educational institutions.