Marius Kušlys

Marius Kušlys
Marius Kušlys

Lecturer, ISM Doctoral student in Economics

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Marius Kušlys is a lecturer and PhD student at ISM University of Management and Economics. Marius completed his undergraduate and postgraduate studies at ISM University of Management and Economics and has been working at ISM since 2016. In 2020, Marius participated in the LRC- funded research project ” Industry 4.0: Addressing Challenges for Productivity, Employment and Inclusive Growth”, presented the results of the research to the Ministry of Economy and Innovation, as well as to the Panevėžys business and political leaders, and at the conference „The Course After 2020 Shock Therapy – Transformation of Regional Economy”. In 2022, he participated in the 6th Austrian Economics Meeting Europe and the 4th Baltic Economic Conference. Marius has published two textbooks for school and university students.At ISM University, Marius teaches macroeconomics, mathematics, and statistics. In 2022, he was awarded for initiating and adopting peer-to-peer consultations in mathematics courses.

Research areas

  • Labour economics
  • Migration

Teaching areas

  • Mathematical Analysis
  • Finite Mathematics
  • Applied Mathematics for Social Sciences
  • Mathematical methods in Economics
  • Statistical Data Analysis
  • Multivariate Statistics

Publications

Kušlys, M., Baliukonis, L., Šarapovas, T., & Vobolevičius, V. (2022). The effect of business dynamism on productivity growth. In 4th Baltic Economic Conference of the Baltic Economic Association, June 27-28, 1-10
Kušlys, M., Šarapovas, T., & Vobolevičius, V. (2022). Future of work: Artificial workplaces? In 6th Austrian Economics Meeting Europe, May 20-21, 1-9
Aldošina, K., & Kušlys, M. (2021). Statinio ir dinaminio optimizavimo ekonomikoje pagrindai. Vilnius: ISM Vadybos ir ekonomikos universitetas.
Aldošina, K., Granskas, J., Klimavičienė, A., Kušlys, M., & Šarapovas, T. (2018). Ekonomikos ir finansų užduotys su sprendimais (moksleiviams ir mokytojams): vadovėlis. Vilnius: ISM vadybos ir ekonomikos universitetas.
Boyd, J., & Kušlys, M. (2019). Is employer-provided training increasing job polarisation? Evidence from Europe’s PIAAC survey. In Challenges of Europe: Growth, Competitiveness, Innovation and Well-being (pp. 35- 35). University of Split.
Huettinger, M., Zirgulis, A., Boyd, J., Verseckaitė, E., & Kušlys, M. (2020). Pramonės 4.0 iššūkiai: Našumo, užimtumo ir integralaus augimo sprendimai. Vilnius: ISM Vadybos ir ekonomikos universitetas
Venciūtė, D., Kažukauskaitė, M., Correia, R. F., Kušlys, M., & Vaičiukynas, E. (2023). The effect of cause-related marketing on the green consumption attitude–behaviour gap in the cosmetics industry. Journal of Contemporary Marketing Science, 6(1), 22-45. https://doi.org/10.1108/JCMARS-08-2022-0019
Venciūtė, D., Kušlys, M., & Mackevičienė, I. (2021). The impact of influencer marketing on purchase behaviour: The role of congruence. In A. Malter, S. M. Baker, & S. Im (Eds.), 2021 AMA Winter Academic Conference The Human Side of Marketing in an Age of Digital Transformation February 17-19 (Virtual) (pp. 801-805). American Marketing Association.
Venciūtė, D., Lukošiūtė, N., & Kušlys, M. (2021). How sustainability cues in advertising affect consumer’s trust and purchase intention: Slow vs. fast fashion. In T. W. Bradford, A. Keinan, & M. M. Thomson (Eds.), NA – Advances in Consumer Research (vol. 49, pp. 1-5). Seattle: Association for Consumer Research.
Venciūtė, D., Mackevičienė, I., Kušlys, M., & Correia, R. F. (2023). The role of influencer–follower congruence in the relationship between influencer marketing and purchase behaviour. Journal of Retailing and Consumer Services, 75, 1-10. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jretconser.2023.103506
Čeponis, P., Kušlys, M., & Šarapovas, T. (2021). The impact of bank tax on lending margin. Engineering Economics, 32(3), 210-220. https://doi.org/10.5755/j01.ee.32.3.27208
Bučiūnienė, I., Kazlauskaitė, R., Yerlitas, T., & Kušlys, M. (2024). Working from where? The dynamics of workplaces. In P. Holland, C. Brewster & N. K. Kougiannou (Eds.), Work, Employment and Flexibility (pp. 73–94). Edward Elgar Publishing. https://doi.org/10.4337/9781035309368.00012
Šarapovas, T., Kušlys, M., & Vobolevičius, V. (2024). Shall automation create artificial jobs? Forum for Social Economics, 1-15. https://doi.org/10.1080/07360932.2024.2384928