Dmitry Didenko
Biographic Data
| ID | 4150506 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Dmitry Didenko |
| GIVEN NAMES | Dmitry |
| FAMILY NAME | Didenko |
| SIGNATURE | DIDENKO D |
| AFFILIATIONS | The Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5295-2538 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Evolution of Well-Being in Russia / USSR (19th – 21st Centuries)
In theoretical aspects, this study relies primarily on the augmented concept of well-being as it was coined in welfare economics and happiness economics. It has a multidisciplinary nature, bridging history, economics, and sociology together. Much of the literature within this stream stresses the importance of subjective criteria for appraisal. The author's basic contribution to the literature consists in operationalization of the selected aspects…
Innovation and Economic Development in Eurasia, 500 BCE-Present
Long-term dynamics of wage differentiation in the national industry in the framework of social policy
The article considers the interplay of factors that determined the wage ratio dynamics of two social-professional groups (blueand white-collar workers) in Russia/USSR, focusing on the core sector of material production in the industrial society and based on the official statistical data on wages. To explain the trends of total income, social expenditures and transfers, the author refers to the relevant scientific research, suggesting a new perspe…
Growth of human capital in the regions of the Russian Empire in 1897-1913
The previous research with incomplete data revealed that zemstva expenditure on education per capita were higher in regions with low level of education, but these spending did not make much of a difference – human capital in these regions remained relatively low (Popov, Konchakov, Didenko, 2024). The results reported in this paper provide additional and more rigorous proof that zemstva activities and the increase in their spending for education i…
Human Capital Formation in the Processes of Frontier Modernizations in the Late Russian Empire
The article compares institutional structure of education and health care financing in three main macro regions of the late Russian Empire with country-wide levels. It basically utilizes governor’s annual reports, the kind of source that provides a relevant quantitative evidence. In theoretical aspects the research combines the modernization paradigm (primarily the S. Kuznets concept of ‘modern’ economic growth and A. Gerschenkron’s views on the …
How Demographic Shocks Affected the Production-Factor Income and the Institutional Path of the Russian Pre-Industrial Economy
The author considers several Russian cases of population-loss shocks in the 14th - 17th centuries and their consequences for the production-factor markets, comparing them with those in England. The article aims at verifying theoretical ideas and at tracing the institutional path of mediaeval Russia's development based on the empirical data represented in the research works, two chronicles and the legal act (Code of 1649). The author's review of n…
Secular Trends of Income Inequality in Russia
The article classifies and appraises the long time series on income inequality in Russia/USSR developed over the past 25 years. It discusses various issues of the source studies and methodological problems that arise in the process of constructing such series and their interpretation. Trends in dynamics of income inequality identified in the works under review, are compared with other findings from topical research literature. In particular, the …
Factors of Economic Growth in the Late USSR from a Spatial Perspective
Model Calculations of Home Education Scale
In this article the author reconstructs the dynamics of home education sector in monetary value terms as the case study of a province in Central Russia, with application of mathematical modelling methods. As the source base, the author employs evidence primarily from published memoirs, epistolary heritage, fiction, as well as from previous research literature. The findings are obtained by means of calculations including inter-, retro-, and extrap…
The Spread of Human Capital in the Former Soviet Union Area in a Comparative Perspective
To date, the rise and fall of the (former) USSR has triggered a lot of research much of which has focussed on the accumulation of physical capital, growth, and consumption. Recently, also the accumulation of human capital has increasingly been incorporated in this picture. However, few datasets exist that cover this crucial variable for this vast area. Therefore, our main objective is to make available a new dataset that contains human capital re…
The Spread of Human Capital in the Former Soviet Union Area in a Comparative Perspective
To date, the rise and fall of the (former) USSR has triggered a lot of research much of which has focussed on the accumulation of physical capital, growth, and consumption. Recently, also the accumulation of human capital has increasingly been incorporated in this picture. However, few datasets exist that cover this crucial variable for this vast area. Therefore, our main objective is to make available a new dataset that contains human capital re…
The Spread of Human Capital in the Former Soviet Union Area in a Comparative Perspective
To date, the rise and fall of the (former) USSR has triggered a lot of research much of which has focussed on the accumulation of physical capital, growth, and consumption. Recently, also the accumulation of human capital has increasingly been incorporated in this picture. However, few datasets exist that cover this crucial variable for this vast area. Therefore, our main objective is to make available a new dataset that contains human capital re…
Secular Trends of Income Inequality in Russia
The article classifies and appraises the long time series on income inequality in Russia/USSR developed over the past 25 years. It discusses various issues of the source studies and methodological problems that arise in the process of constructing such series and their interpretation. Trends in dynamics of income inequality identified in the works under review, are compared with other findings from topical research literature. In particular, the …
Factors of Economic Growth in the Late USSR from a Spatial Perspective
Model Calculations of Home Education Scale
In this article the author reconstructs the dynamics of home education sector in monetary value terms as the case study of a province in Central Russia, with application of mathematical modelling methods. As the source base, the author employs evidence primarily from published memoirs, epistolary heritage, fiction, as well as from previous research literature. The findings are obtained by means of calculations including inter-, retro-, and extrap…
How Demographic Shocks Affected the Production-Factor Income and the Institutional Path of the Russian Pre-Industrial Economy
The author considers several Russian cases of population-loss shocks in the 14th - 17th centuries and their consequences for the production-factor markets, comparing them with those in England. The article aims at verifying theoretical ideas and at tracing the institutional path of mediaeval Russia's development based on the empirical data represented in the research works, two chronicles and the legal act (Code of 1649). The author's review of n…
Human Capital Formation in the Processes of Frontier Modernizations in the Late Russian Empire
The article compares institutional structure of education and health care financing in three main macro regions of the late Russian Empire with country-wide levels. It basically utilizes governor’s annual reports, the kind of source that provides a relevant quantitative evidence. In theoretical aspects the research combines the modernization paradigm (primarily the S. Kuznets concept of ‘modern’ economic growth and A. Gerschenkron’s views on the …
Innovation and Economic Development in Eurasia, 500 BCE-Present
Long-term dynamics of wage differentiation in the national industry in the framework of social policy
The article considers the interplay of factors that determined the wage ratio dynamics of two social-professional groups (blueand white-collar workers) in Russia/USSR, focusing on the core sector of material production in the industrial society and based on the official statistical data on wages. To explain the trends of total income, social expenditures and transfers, the author refers to the relevant scientific research, suggesting a new perspe…
Growth of human capital in the regions of the Russian Empire in 1897-1913
The previous research with incomplete data revealed that zemstva expenditure on education per capita were higher in regions with low level of education, but these spending did not make much of a difference – human capital in these regions remained relatively low (Popov, Konchakov, Didenko, 2024). The results reported in this paper provide additional and more rigorous proof that zemstva activities and the increase in their spending for education i…
The Evolution of Well-Being in Russia / USSR (19th – 21st Centuries)
In theoretical aspects, this study relies primarily on the augmented concept of well-being as it was coined in welfare economics and happiness economics. It has a multidisciplinary nature, bridging history, economics, and sociology together. Much of the literature within this stream stresses the importance of subjective criteria for appraisal. The author's basic contribution to the literature consists in operationalization of the selected aspects…
Geography (5 works) · Economics (4 works) · Human capital (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Russia and Soviet political economy (4 works) · Development economics (3 works) · Economic geography (3 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Inequality (3 works) · Regional science (3 works)