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Print| Financial and Economic Review, Vol. 23 Issue 1, March 2024 | Download / Read |
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| Eszter Hergár - Levente Kovács - Erzsébet Németh: The Status and Development of Financial Literacy in Hungary. Our Vision (Essay), pp. 5-28. | |
| Piroska Nagy Mohácsi - Tatiana Evdokimova - Olga Ponomarenko - Elina Ribakova: Emerging Market Central Banking and Communication: The Great Catchup. Study, pp. 29-49. | |
| Jörg J. Dötsch - Tamás Ginter: Complementing Money Functions: Central Bank Digital Currencies and Currency Competition. Study, pp. 50-75. | |
| Adrián Kollár: Payment Liquidity in the Light of Changes in the Central Bank Toolkit. Study, pp. 76-105. | |
| Dalma Eszter Fekete - Eszter Baranyai: Impact of the 2022 Energy Crisis on the Importance of Energy Performance Certificates for the Real Estate Market. Study, pp. 106-134. | |
| Judit Edit Futó - Anna Lovász: The Long Road Towards Women's Equality in the Labour Market - Claudia Goldin's Research on Historical Trends and Contributing Factors. Essay, pp. 135-154. | |
| Anna Domokos - Péter Sajtos: Artificial Intelligence in the Financial Sector - Innovation and Risks. Feature article - Challenges of the 21st century, pp. 155-166. | |
| Bence Horák: Using Stones to Build Stairs - The Story of the Irish Economic Miracle. Feature article - From the past to the future, pp. 167-181. | |
| Peter Sanfey: Deglobalization, inequality, and the green economy (Fikret Čaušević: Deglobalization, financial inequality, and the green economy). Book review, pp. 182-185. | |
| Márton Zsolt Nagy: Round Table Discussion: Lessons from the 1970s - Inflation and Monetary Policy in Focus. Conference report, pp. 186-191. | |
| Marcell Horváth - Dávid Szabó - Györgyi Puhl - Nóra Anna Sándor: Transition Towards Sustainability in Eurasia - Report on the Budapest Eurasia Forum 2023. Conference report, pp. 192-204. | |
| Zsuzsa R. Huszar - Jinlong Li - Xinglin Li - Dehua Xia: Report on the 14th Annual Financial Market Liquidity Conference. Conference report, pp. 205-212. |
| Financial and Economic Review, Vol. 22 Issue 4, December 2023 | Download / Read |
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| Olivér Kovács: Industrial Policy and Development: Time for Disciplined Action. Our Vision (Essay), pp. 5-30. | |
| Ruben Durkó: How Major Central Banks Reacted to the Inflationary Wave of the Early 2020s - The Case of the ECB. Study, pp. 31-57. | |
| Péter Simon: Analysis of the Relationship between Money Growth and Inflation Using Wavelet Coherency. Study, pp. 58-81. | |
| Mária Törőcsik - László Csóka - Péter Németh - Ágnes Neulinger: Changes in the Attitudes of Hungarian Shoppers in Times of Crisis. Study, pp. 82-106. | |
| Gábor Szigel - Boldizsár István Gyűrűs: Are Default Rate Time Series Stationary? A Practical Approach for Banking Experts. Study, pp. 107-135. | |
| Réka Vitkovics: Trends in Income Inequality and Its Impact on Economic Growth. Essay, pp. 136-159. | |
| Ágnes Nagy: Dualities in the Hungarian Economy - Growth and Prosperity in the 21st Century. Feature article - Challenges of the 21st century, pp. 160-171. | |
| István Kőrösi: The Role of Ethical Principles in the Economy (Katalin Botos: Világvallások és a gazdaság (World Religions and the Economy)). Book review, pp. 172-178. | |
| Ferenc Tóth - Benjámin Nagy - Gábor Szarka - Lilla Bánkuty-Balogh: Report on Some of the Sessions of the Hungarian Economic Association Congress. Conference report, pp. 179-189. | |
| Tim A. Herberger - Michael Kuttner: Report on the Third International Conference "Digital Transformation and Sustainability in Global Financial Economics". Conference report, pp. 190-199. | |
| Donát Kim - Balázs Lóránt - Bálint Várgedő: Report on the Fifth Green Finance Conference of the Magyar Nemzeti Bank. Conference report, pp. 200-208. |
| Financial and Economic Review, Vol. 22 Issue 3, September 2023 | Download / Read |
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| András Havas - Levente Jánoskuti - Márta Matécsa - Tamás Vecsernyés - Kata Hörcsig: Start-Up Ecosystem: Proposals for Fuelling the Hungarian Start-Up Scene. Our Vision (Essay), pp. 5-25. | |
| Balázs Spéder - Balázs Vonnák: Inflation Shocks and Disinflation: Stylised Facts from the Past 50 Years. Study, pp. 26-47. | |
| Marcell Péter Granát - Gábor Neszveda - Dorottya Szabó: An Empirical Analysis of the Predictive Power of European Yield Curves. Study, pp. 48-66. | |
| Anikó Bódi-Schubert - Ildikó Ritzlné Kazimir: Factors Shaping Euro and Forint Cash Holding Ratios - The Rise of Cash Demand for Savings Purposes from the Turn of the Millennium. Study, pp. 67-96. | |
| Alexandra Prisznyák: Horizontal and Vertical Value Creation in Bankrobotics and the AI-Washing Phenomenon. Study, pp. 97-122. | |
| Mónika Bene - Antal Ertl - Áron Horváth - Gergely Mónus - Judit Székely: Estimating the Energy Demand of the Residential Real Estate Stock in Hungary Based on Energy Performance Certificate Data. Study, pp. 123-151. | |
| Vivien Deák - Kristóf Takács: A New Vision for Electronic Payments in Hungary - the Payments 2030 Strategy. Feature article - Challenges of the 21st century, pp. 152-165. | |
| Bence Varga: A Retrospective on the Early Period of the German Social Market Economy. Feature article - From the past to the future, pp. 166-172. | |
| David R. Henderson: A Fascinating History of Chile's Economic Reforms and Reversals (Sebastian Edwards: The Chile Project: The Story of the Chicago Boys and the Downfall of Neoliberalism). Book review, pp. 173-180. | |
| Eyal Winter: "State of the Art" Research on Bounded Rationality (Sanjit Dhami - Cass R. Sunstein: Bounded Rationality: Heuristics, Judgment, and Public Policy). Book review, pp. 181-182. | |
| Ildikó Nagy - Györgyi Puhl - Dávid Szabó - Dániel Szakács: Budapest as Eurasia's Emerging Financial Hub - Report on the Budapest Renminbi Initiative Conference. Conference report, pp. 183-188. | |
| Pál Péter Kolozsi: Inflation in History. Conference report, pp. 189-193. |
| Financial and Economic Review, Vol. 22 Issue 2, June 2023 | Download / Read |
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| Péter Halmai: Globalisation versus Deglobalisation. Our Vision (Essay), pp. 5-24. | |
| Gabriella Grosz - Gábor Izsák - Alexandr Maxim Palicz - Katinka Szász: Improving Access to Credit for First-Time Home Buyers under Borrower-Based Measures. Study, pp. 25-53. | |
| János Kálmán: The Concept of Financial Stability in Theory and Law. Study, pp. 54-76. | |
| Botond Benedek - Bálint Zsolt Nagy: Traditional versus AI-Based Fraud Detection: Cost Efficiency in the Field of Automobile Insurance. Study, pp. 77-98. | |
| Anett Parádi-Dolgos - Tibor Bareith - László Vancsura - Arnold Csonka: The Uptake of Green Finance Tools in Agriculture - Results of a Q-methodology. Study, pp. 99-123. | |
| Magdolna Csath: The Role of Intangible Capital Investment and Intangible Assets in Improving Competitiveness. Essay, pp. 124-142. | |
| Tamás Briglevics - Annamária Hegedűs: Households' Savings Portfolio Allocation in an Inflationary Environment in the MNB's New Quarterly Survey. Feature article - Challenges of the 21st century, pp. 143-155. | |
| Nóra Baji-Gál Imréné Szarvas: Financing Options for Solar Power Capacity in Hungary. Feature article - Market megatrends, pp. 156-168. | |
| Imre Semsei: The Art of Ageing (Dmitry Kaminskiy – Margaretta Colangelo: Longevity Industry 1.0: Defining the Biggest and Most Complex Industry in Human History). Book review, pp. 169-171. | |
| Ádám Kerényi: Report on the "New Age of Central Banking in Emerging Markets" Conference. Conference report, pp. 172-180. | |
| Erzsébet Teréz Varga - Ágnes Vidovics-Dancs: Report on the 13th Annual Financial Market Liquidity Conference. Conference report, pp. 181-185. |
| Financial and Economic Review, Vol. 22 Issue 1, March 2023 | Download / Read |
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| Roland Bódi - Péter Fáykiss - Ádám Nyikes: The Systemic Risks and Regulation of BigTech - "Too Big(Tech) to Fail?". Our Vision (Essay), pp. 5-20. | |
| Ákos Aczél - Nedim Márton El-Meouch - Gergely Lakos - Balázs Spéder: Household Loan Repayment Difficulties after the Payment Moratorium - Hungarian Experience from the Covid-19 Pandemic. Study, pp. 21-56. | |
| Orsolya Szendrey - Mihály Dombi: Measuring Climate Risks with Indirect Emissions. Study, pp. 57-76. | |
| Éva Gulyás - Márton Miklós Rátky: Fair Value of Retail Loans: Are We Following IFRS9 or Misinterpreting It? Study, pp. 77-103. | |
| Adrienn Reisinger: Challenges in the CSR-Competitiveness Relationship Based on the Literature. Study, pp. 104-125. | |
| Balázs Világi: The Reasons Behind Banking Crises and their Real Economy Impact - Achievements of the 2022 Nobel Laureates in Economics. Essay, pp. 126-142. | |
| Szabolcs Szentmihályi: Digitalisation and Convergence - The Example of Estonia. Feature article - Challenges of the 21st century, pp. 143-158. | |
| Balázs Ferkelt: The Greatest Success of European Integration: The Achievement of Economic Integration in the European Union (Péter Halmai: Európai gazdasági integráció (European Economic Integration)). Book review, pp. 159-163. | |
| Alexandra Prisznyák: Philosophical Questions of the Manifestation of Natural Intelligence (Mihály Héder: Mesterséges intelligencia - Filozófiai kérdések, gyakorlati válaszok (Artificial Intelligence - Philosophical Questions, Practical Answers)). Book review, pp. 164-168. | |
| Anita Németh - Ferenc Tóth: Report on the Lámfalussy Lectures Conference 2023. Conference report, pp. 169-181. | |
| Dóra Fazekas - Boglárka Molnár: Report on the Workshop 'Financing the Energy Transition in Hungary'. Conference report, pp. 182-188. |
| Financial and Economic Review, Vol. 21 Issue 4, December 2022 | Download / Read |
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| Barnabás Virág: Foreword, pp. 5-6. | |
| Pál Péter Kolozsi - Balázs István Horváth - Judit Csutiné-Baranyai - Veronika Tengely: Monetary Policy and Green Transition. Our Vision (Essay), pp. 7-28. | |
| Gábor Hajnal - Alexandr Maxim Palicz - Sándor Winkler: Impact of Energy Rating on House Prices and Lending Rates. Study, pp. 29-56. | |
| Bálint Várgedő: Climate Stress Test: The Impact of Carbon Price Shock on the Probability of Default in the Hungarian Banking System. Study, pp. 57-82. | |
| Gábor Szigel: Carbon Intensity of Banks' Loan Portfolio - A Good Basis for Comparison in Case of Low-Income Countries? Study, pp. 83-102. | |
| Viktória Deák - Nikolett Tőrös-Barczel - Norbert Holczinger - Ferenc Szebelédi: Sustainable Investments in the Insurance Sector. Study, pp. 103-128. | |
| Balázs J. Csillag - Marcell P. Granát - Gábor Neszveda: Media Attention to Environmental Issues and ESG Investing. Study, pp. 129-149. | |
| László Bokor: Regulatory and Market Trends for ESG Bonds and Funds, and Some of the Associated Risks of Sovereigns. Essay, pp. 150-179. | |
| Gergely Manasses - Éva Paulik - Attila Tapaszti: Green Bond Impact Report as an Essential Next Step in Market Development. Essay, pp. 180-204. | |
| Balázs Sárvári: Trends and Dilemmas in Green Financial Capacity Development. Feature article - Challenges of the 21st century, pp. 205-216. | |
| György Kocziszky: A New Perspective on Sustainability (József Benedek - Gábor Nevelős: Átfogó ökológia. Párbeszéd hit és tudomány között a Laudato si' enciklika jegyében (Comprehensive ecology. A dialogue between faith and science in the spirit of the encyclical Laudato si')). Book review, pp. 217-219. | |
| Géza Sebestyén: The Central Bank of the Future is Green - Sustainability and Monetary Policy in Hungary (Norbert Kiss-Mihály - Pál Péter Kolozsi: Monetáris politika a fenntarthatóság jegyében - A Magyar Nemzeti Bank tanulmánykötete a zöld monetáris politikai eszköztár első évéről (Monetary Policy for Sustainability - A Book of Studies by the Magyar Nemzeti Bank on the First Year of the Green Monetary Policy Toolkit)). Book review, pp. 220-223. | |
| Gyöngyvér Szakál: The Guidance of Nature (Ruth DeFries: What Would Nature Do? A Guide for Our Uncertain Times). Book review, pp. 224-227. | |
| Donát Kim - Vivien Vincze-Pintér: Report on the Fourth Green Finance Conference of the Magyar Nemzeti Bank. Conference report, pp. 228-236. | |
| Ferenc Tóth - András Zsolt Szabics - Szabolcs Párkányi: Sustainability and Financial Issues at the 2022 Annual Congress of the Hungarian Economic Association. Conference report, pp. 237-247. |
| Financial and Economic Review, Vol. 21 Issue 3, September 2022 | Download / Read |
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| Gábor Hajnal - Csaba Lados: Analysis of the Repricing Practice of Newly Disbursed Housing Loans. Study, pp. 5-43. | |
| László Szepesváry: Effect of the Yield Level, the Inflation Environment and the Pandemic on the Lapse Rates of Life Insurances. Study, pp. 44-72. | |
| Gábor P. Kiss: There and Back Again - Six Fiscal Tales from the Past Decades. Study, pp. 73-100. (Online Methodological Annex) | |
| László Csorba: The Effect of a Stronger Bargain Position on the Perfection and Completeness of a Contract. Study, pp. 101-121. | |
| János Müller - Ádám Kerényi: The Rise of Central Bank Digital Currencies. Our Vision (Essay), pp. 122-148. | |
| Balázs Kóczián: Potential Advantages of Retail Central Bank Digital Currency. Feature article - Challenges of the 21st century, pp. 149-158. | |
| Rafael Lipcsey-Andersson - Szabolcs Szentmihályi: The Secret of Lasting Success - The Cases of Switzerland and Denmark. Feature article - Challenges of the 21st century, pp. 159-172. | |
| Alexandra Zoltai: Geopolitics of the "Belt and Road Initiative" (Levente Horváth: A kínai geopolitikai gondolkodás (Chinese Geopolitical Thought)). Book review, pp. 173-176. | |
| Bence Varga: Poland's Economy in the 20th Century - Turning Points and Challenges (Zbigniew Landau - Jerzy Tomaszewski: The Polish Economy in the Twentieth Century). Book review, pp. 177-183. | |
| Gábor Fukker - Gabriella Grosz - Evelyn Herbert - Márton Zsigó: Financial Stability Conference: New Challenges and Focuses. Conference report, pp. 184-193. | |
| Tim A. Herberger - Leon Birawsky: International Congress on Digital Transformation and Sustainability in Global Financial Economics. Conference report, pp. 194-200. |
| Financial and Economic Review, Vol. 21 Issue 2, June 2022 | Download / Read |
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| Vivien Deák - László Kajdi - István Nemecskó - Tamás Végső: Time is Money: A Survey of the Social Cost of Payment Instruments. Study, pp. 5-36. | |
| Zita Fellner - Anna Marosi: Does the Past Haunt Us No More? How Proximity to Foreign Currency Lending Experience Affects Trust in the Banking System and Financial Literacy. Study, pp. 37-65. | |
| Zsuzsanna Bártfai-Bora - Ádám Huszárik - Norbert Holczinger: Stability versus Volatility: Hungarian Experiences with the First Five Years of Solvency II Regarding Quantitative Elements. Study, pp. 66-93. | |
| Máté Vörös - Zsófia Ásványi - Diána Ivett Fűrész: Evaluating Part-Time and Fixed-Term Employment Schemes by Employees Using the Example of a Financial Insurance Company. Study, pp. 94-124. | |
| Krisztofer Szabó - Márta Aranyossy - Dóra Bárczy: From University Student to Entrepreneur - Factors Influencing the Entrepreneurial Intentions of Business Development MSc Students. Study, pp. 125-151. | |
| Magdolna Csath: Growth or Development Trap. Our Vision (Essay), pp. 152-174. | |
| Katalin Botos: What Can Posterity Learn from Irving Fisher? Essay, pp. 175-187. | |
| Gábor P. Kiss - Katalin Szőke: A Shrimp between Fighting Whales: Lessons from the Economic Convergence of South Korea. Feature article - Challenges of the 21st century, pp. 188-197. | |
| Gábor Meizer: Discussion Paper for the Sustainability-Oriented Renewal of Economics (Gergely Baksay - György Matolcsy - Barnabás Virág (eds.): Új fenntartható közgazdaságtan - Globális vitairat (New Sustainable Economics - Discussion Paper)). Book review, pp. 198-202. | |
| David R. Henderson: Good Reasoning on Global Warming (Steven E. Koonin: Unsettled: What Climate Science Tells Us, What It Doesn’t, and Why It Matters). Book review, pp. 203-209. | |
| Péter Fáykiss: How to Adapt to Technological Change in a Futureproof Way (Kevin Roose: Futureproof: 9 Rules for Humans in the Age of Automation). Book review, pp. 210-213. | |
| Kitti Dióssy: Situation of Women in the FinTech Community (Nadia Edwards-Dashti: FinTech Women Walk the Talk: Moving the Needle for Workplace Gender Equality in Financial Services and Beyond). Book review, pp. 214-218. | |
| Balázs Bence Kotró - Martin Márkus - Balázs Árpád Szűcs - Fanni Tóth: Report on the 12th Annual Financial Market Liquidity Conference. Conference report, pp. 219-223. |
| Financial and Economic Review, Vol. 21 Issue 1, March 2022 | Download / Read |
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| Eszter Baranyai - Ádám Banai: Feeling the Heat: Mortgage Lending and Central Bank Options. Study, pp. 5-31. | |
| Renátó Ritter: Banking Sector Exposures to Climate Risks - Overview of Transition Risks in the Hungarian Corporate Loan Portfolio. Study, pp. 32-55. | |
| András Viktor Szabó: Credit Risk Modelling of Mortgage Loans in the Supervisory Stress Test of the Magyar Nemzeti Bank. Study, pp. 56-94. | |
| Eleonóra Tarpataki - Janka Filyó - Norbert László: Transition of Hungarian Companies to IFRS-based Reporting in Relation to Indicators Used in Credit Approval. Study, pp. 95-112. | |
| Pál Péter Kolozsi - Sándor Ladányi - András Straubinger: Measuring the Climate Risk Exposure of Financial Assets - Methodological Challenges and Central Bank Practices. Our Vision, pp. 113-140. | |
| Zoltán Hermann - Hedvig Horváth - Attila Lindner: Answering Causal Questions Using Observational Data - Achievements of the 2021 Nobel Laureates in Economics. Essay, pp. 141-163. | |
| Gábor Izsák - Alexandr Palicz - Katinka Szász - Balázs Varga: The Role of Data Assets in the Financial Sector. Feature Article - Challenges of the 21st century, pp. 164-173. | |
| Ádám Nyikes - István Papp - Péter Sajtos: Mounting Challenges and New Horizons for the Banking System. Feature Article - Market megatrends, pp. 174-183. | |
| Tamás Pál: Crisis Chronology of the Past 100 Years (Andrés Solimano: A History of Big Recessions in the Long Twentieth Century). Book Review, pp. 184-187. | |
| Marcell Horváth - Dávid Szabó - Eszter Boros: Eurasian Patterns for a Sustainable and Digital Future - Report on the Budapest Eurasia Forum 2021. Conference Report, pp. 188-195. | |
| Mária Bábosik: Report on the Symposium ‘Coping with New (and Old) Vulnerabilities in the Post-Pandemic World’. Conference Report, pp. 196-201. | |
| Financial and Economic Review, Vol. 20 Issue 4, December 2021 | Download / Read |
| Attila Bécsi - Gergely Bognár - Máté Lóga: The Growing Importance of the Economic Role of the Corporate Bond Market. Study, pp. 5-37. | |
| Emilia Németh-Durkó - Anita Hegedűs: Climate Change in the Capital Markets: A Study of Actively Managed Green Bond Funds. Study, pp. 38-64. | |
| Márta Somogyvári: Financial Exclusion in the Digital Payment Space. Study, pp. 65-85. | |
| Gabriella Grosz - Evelyn Herbert - Gábor Izsák - Katinka Szász: Issues Relating to the Creation of a Central Database to Support Statistical Property Valuations. Study, pp. 86-117. | |
| György Szapáry: Centripetal and Centrifugal Forces in the European Union. Our Vision, pp. 118-129. | |
| Elemér Terták: Reflections on the Essay ‘Thoughts on the Dilemma of When to Introduce the Euro in Hungary’ by Péter Gottfried. Our Vision, pp. 130-143. | |
| András Balogh: What Causes Inflation? - The Relationship between Central Bank Policies and Inflation. Feature Article - Challenges of the 21st century, pp. 144-156. | |
| Zsolt Becsey, Jr. - Áron Máté: Successful Convergence in the Visegrád Region: the Example of Czechia. Feature Article - Challenges of the 21st century, pp. 157-169. | |
| András G. Szabó - Koppány Nagy: Situation and Financing Capacity of the Hungarian Insurance Market. Feature Article - Market Megatrends, pp. 170-179. | |
| Géza Salamin: Urban Planning in an Economic Approach (Edward Glaeser: Triumph of the City: How Our Greatest Invention Makes Us Richer, Smarter, Greener, Healthier, and Happier). Book Review, pp. 180-185. | |
| Bence Varga: The “Old Lady of Threadneedle Street“ - The Bank of England and the Development of the British Banking System (Richard D. Richards: The Early History of Banking in England). Book Review, pp. 186-191. | |
| Ferenc Tóth - Pál Péter Kolozsi - Balázs Lóránt - Katalin Juhász: Report on Discussions at the 2021 Annual Congress of the Hungarian Economic Association on Finances, the Euro, Green Finance and Competitiveness. Conference Report, pp. 192-206. | |
| Veronika Mikes - Györgyi Puhl: Central Bank Digital Currency and the Role of the Renminbi after the Covid-19 Pandemic - Report on the Budapest Renminbi Initiative Conference. Conference Report, pp. 207-214. |
| Financial and Economic Review, Vol. 20 Issue 3, September 2021 | Download / Read |
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| Klaudia Rádóczy - Ákos Tóth-Pajor: Investors’ Reactions to Extreme Events in the Hungarian Stock Market. Study, pp. 5-30. | |
| Gosztonyi Márton: A Snapshot of the Ownership Network of the Budapest Stock Exchange. Study, pp. 31-58. | |
| Gabriella Merész - Norbert Holczinger - Koppány Nagy: Methodological Background of the New Motor Third-Party Liability Insurance Index of the Magyar Nemzeti Bank. Study, pp. 59-79. | |
| Kata Plöchl - Csilla Obádovics: Examination of Applicants for Home Purchase Subsidy for Families (HPS) in Terms of Prior Commitment to Having Children and Extent of Property Acquisition, Based on the Data of a Credit Institution. Study, pp. 80-109. | |
| Péter Gottfried: Thoughts on the Dilemma of When to Introduce the Euro in Hungary, Our Vision, pp. 110-126. | |
| Katalin Kis: What Happened in the Neighbour? The Past Decade of Romania’s Economic Convergence. Article - Challenges of the 21st century, pp. 127-137. | |
| Ádám Banai - Pál Péter Kolozsi - Sándor Ladányi: The Role of Gold in the Digital Age. Article - Market Megatrends, pp. 138-146. | |
| Levente Horváth - Alexandra Zoltai: Meeting Point of Great Powers: Southeast Asia (David Shambaugh: Where Great Powers Meet: America and China in Southeast Asia). Book Review, pp. 147-150. | |
| Ferenc Tóth: Overcoming Financial Exclusion - a Critical Look (Samuel Kirwan: Financial inclusion). Book Review, pp. 151-155. | |
| Balázs Sárvári: Humane Economics - from Adam Smith to Vernon Smith (Vernon L. Smith - Bart J. Wilson: Moral Sentiments and the Wealth of Nations for the Twenty-First Century). Book Review, pp. 156-159. | |
| Financial and Economic Review, Vol. 20 Issue 2, June 2021 | Download / Read |
| Beáta Kocsis - László Seregdi: Expected Impact of the Introduction of the Leverage Ratio at the Hungarian and EU Level. Study, pp. 5-32. | |
| Vivien Deák - László Kajdi - István Nemecskó: Analysis of Retailer and Corporate Payment Habits. Study, pp. 33-59. | |
| Gábor Szigel: Procyclical Effects of IFRS 9 - Illustrated by a Simulation on the Hungarian Banking System. Study, pp. 60-90. | |
| Balázs Stempler: ESG Investing: The Use of ESG Ratings in a Smart Beta Strategy. Study, pp. 91-116. | |
| Barnabás Timár: How Does the Market Price Responsible and Sustainable Investments? Study, pp. 117-147. | |
| Laura Kromják: Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Economic Prospects and Historical Background. Essay, pp. 148-169. | |
| István Szilágyi: Information Sphere and International Relations in the Era of Big Data (Amaël Cattaruzza: Géopolitique des données numériques: Pouvoir et conflits a l’heure du Big Data). Book review, pp. 170-174. | |
| Balázs Ferkelt: Deepening Economic Integration in the European Union (Péter Halmai: Mélyintegráció. A Gazdasági és Monetáris Unió ökonómiája (Deepintegration. Economics of the Economic and Monetary Union)). Book review, pp. 175-179. | |
| Judit Burucs: Thoughts in 2020 on the Commemorative Book “Ten Years of the Vienna Initiative” (European Investment Bank: Ten Years of the Vienna Initiative). Book Review, pp. 180-187. | |
| Katalin Dobránszky-Bartus - Fanni Dudás - Zsolt Lakatos - Fanni Tóth: Report on the 11th Financial Market Liquidity Conference. Conference Report, pp. 188-192. |
| Financial and Economic Review, Vol. 20 Issue 1, March 2021 | Download / Read |
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| Áron Drabancz - Gabriella Grosz - Alexandr Palicz - Balázs Varga: Experiences with the Introduction of a Payment Moratorium in Hungary. Study, pp. 5-42. | |
| Gergő Horváth: Corporate Credit Risk Modelling in the Supervisory Stress Test of the Magyar Nemzeti Bank. Study, pp. 43-73. | |
| Tamás Katona: Decentralized Finance - The Possibilities of a Blockchain “Money Lego” System. Study, pp. 74-102. | |
| János Müller - Ádám Kerényi: Searching for a Way Out of the Labyrinth of Digital Financial Innovations - The Trap of Regulatory Challenges in the Digital Financial System. Study, pp. 103-126. | |
| Péter Biró - Gyula Magyarkuti: The Work of Milgrom and Wilson in the Theory and Practical Application of Auctions, Essay, pp. 127-151. | |
| Gábor József Harkácsi - László Péter Szegfű: The Role of the Compliance Function in the Financial Sector in the Age of Digitalisation, Artificial Intelligence and Robotisation. Essay, pp. 152-170. | |
| Dániel Felcser: When Success is Not Good Enough (Dietrich Vollrath: Fully Grown: Why a Stagnant Economy Is a Sign of Success). Book Review, pp. 171-174. | |
| György Kocziszky: Between the Trauma of Trianon and Today: Thoughts on the Book The Economic History of Hungary for the Last 100 Years (Barnabás Virág (ed.): Trianon 100 - Tízszer tíz év számokban. Magyarország elmúlt 100 évének gazdaságtörténete (Trianon 100 - 10 x 10 Years in Numbers. The Economic History of Hungary for the Last 100 Years)). Book Review, pp. 175-178. | |
| Nóra Anna Sándor: How Can a State Become Sustainable? - Thoughts on Understanding One of the Key Challenges of the 21st Century (Chandran Nair: The Sustainable State - The Future of Government, Economy, and Society). Book Review, pp. 179-182. | |
| Katalin Botos: The Code of Capital (Katharina Pistor: The Code of Capital: How the Law Creates Wealth and Inequality). Book Review, pp. 183-187. | |
| Ferenc Tóth: Report on the Online ‘Lámfalussy Lectures Conference’ Held in January 2021. Conference Report, pp. 188-195. | |
| Renátó Ritter: Green Recovery from the Covid Pandemic - Report on the Online International Green Finance Conference in October 2020. Conference Report, pp. 196-199. | |
| Financial and Economic Review, Vol. 19 Issue 4, December 2020 | Download / Read |
| Gergely Kicsák - Dávid Benkő - Noémi Végh: Interest Savings of the Hungarian Budget between 2013 and 2019 in Comparison with Other EU Countries. Study, pp. 5-26. | |
| Tamás Borkó - Evelyn Herbert - Barnabás Székely - Péter Szomorjai: How Would the MNB’s Liquidity and Funding Requirements Have Influenced the Impact of the 2008 Crisis in Hungary? Study, pp. 27-59. | |
| Péter Fáykiss - Lívia Ónozó: Analysis of the Export Activity of Hungarian FinTech Companies. Study, pp. 60-82. | |
| Gábor Dávid Kiss - Gábor Zoltán Tanács - Edit Lippai-Makra - Tamás Rácz: Last Resort: European Central Bank's Permanent Engagement in Tackling Foreign Exchange Liquidity Disruptions in the Euro Area Banking System. Study, pp. 83-106. | |
| Eszter Boros: Risks of Climate Change and Credit Institution Stress Tests, Essay, pp. 107-131. | |
| Gábor Neszveda: Is Economic Growth a Goal, or a Means? (Katherine Trebeck - Jeremy Williams: The Economics of Arrival - Ideas of a Grown-Up Economy). Book Review, pp. 132-134. | |
| Pál Péter Kolozsi: Motivation and Cooperation (Bianka Parragh (ed.): Ösztönző állam - hatékonyabb vállalatok (Motivating State - More Efficient Companies)). Book Review, pp. 135-139. | |
| Bence Varga: Urban Development in China: A Regional Development Model with Challenges and Milestones (Juan Du: The Shenzhen Experiment: The Story of China’s Instant City). Book Review, pp. 140-144. | |
| Marcell Horváth - Patrik Pavlicsek - Nóra Anna Sándor - Péter István Szabó: Eurasian Cooperation in the Post-Pandemic Era - Report on the Budapest Eurasia Forum E-Conference. Conference Report, pp. 145-156. | |
| Ferenc Tóth - Katalin Juhász - Bálint Danóczy: Report on the Sessions on Finance, Competitiveness and FinTech at the 2020 Virtual Annual Congress of the Hungarian Economic Association. Conference Report, pp. 157-168. |
| Financial and Economic Review, Vol. 19 Issue 3, September 2020 | Download / Read |
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| Anna Boldizsár - Zalán Kocsis - Zsuzsa Nagy-Kékesi - Gábor Sztanó: FX Forward Market in Hungary: General Characteristics and Impact of the COVID Crisis. Study, pp. 5-51. | |
| Márk Szenes - Zsófia Dabi: Modelling Corporate Probability of Default - A Possible Supervisory Benchmark Model. Study, pp. 52-77. | |
| Norbert Kozma: Principles of Proportionality in Credit Institutions’ Operational Risk Management. Study, pp. 78-101. | |
| Gyula László Nagy - Zsombor Incze - Erik Landgraf: Mortgage Bank Refinancing - Proposals for Implementation of the European Covered Bond Directive in Hungary. Study, pp. 102-129. | |
| Róbert Hausmann: Transformation of Global Supply Chains in the Manufacturing Industry as a Result of the Coronavirus Pandemic. Essay, pp. 130-153. | |
| Bence Varga: The Relationship of European Banking and Financial Elites in a Historical Approach (Youssef Cassis - Giuseppe Telesca (eds.): Financial Elites and European Banking: Historical Perspectives). Book Review, pp. 154-159. | |
| Emese Kreiszné Hudák: Possible Answers to Hungary’s Demographic Challenges (Benda József - Báger Gusztáv (eds.): Jövőnk a gyermek - Adalékok a népessséggyarapodás társadalmi programjához I. (Our Future is the Child - Contributions to the Social Programme of Population Growth I)). Book Review, pp. 160-166. | |
| Financial and Economi c Review, Vol. 19 Issue 2, June 2020 | Download / Read |
| Veronika Tengely: In Search of the Lost Balassa-Samuelson Effect - The Changing Role of Services in the 21st Century. Study, pp. 5-27. | |
| Miklós Losoncz - Csaba G. Tóth: Government Debt Reduction in the Old EU Member States: Is This TimeDifferent? Study, pp. 28-54. | |
| Gábor P. Kiss: Aggregate Fiscal Stabilisation Policy: Panacea or Scapegoat? Study, pp. 55-87. | |
| Zoltán Schepp - József Ulbert - Ákos Tóth-Pajor: The Effect of Investor Short-Termism on the Capital Demand of European Listed Firms. Study, pp. 88-106. | |
| Nedim Márton El-Meouch - Zita Fellner - Anna Marosi - Beáta Szabó - Ákos Urbán: An Estimation of the Magnitude and Spatial Distribution of Usury Lending.Study, pp. 107-132. | |
| András Balatoni: The Holy Trinity of Growth (Michael Best: How Growth Really Happens: The Making of Economic Miracles through Production, Governance and Skills). Book Review, pp. 133-136. | |
| Eszter Baranyai: Back to the Basics - What Are the Flaws in the Financial System? (Vedat Akgiray: Good Finance: Why We Need a New Concept of Finance). Book Review, pp. 137-140. | |
| Endre Morvay - Balázs Kotró - Martin Márkus - Zsolt Lakatos: Report on the 10th Annual Financial Market Liquidity Conference, Conference Report, pp. 141-144. |
| Financial and Economic Review, Vol. 19 Issue 1, March 2020 | Download / Read |
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| György Matolcsy - Márton Nagy - Dániel Palotai - Barnabás Virág: Inflation in the Digital Age: Inflation Measurement and Bias in the 21st Century. Study, pp. 5-36. | |
| Kristóf Lehmann - Olivér Nagy - Zoltán Szalai - Balázs H. Váradi: Coordination(?) between the Branches of Economic Policy across the Euro Area. Study, pp. 37-64. | |
| László Kajdi - István Nemecskó: Regional Features of Card Payments in Hungary. Study, pp. 65-89. | |
| Tamás Végső: Comparative Analysis of the Changes in Cash Demand in Hungary. Study, pp. 90-118. | |
| Klára Major: Studying Poverty in Economics - The Work of the 2019 Nobel Prize Laureates. Essay, pp. 119-131. | |
| Gyöngyi Bugár - Márta Somogyvári: Bitcoin: Digital Illusion or a Currency of the Future? Essay, pp. 132-153. | |
| Balázs Világi: Changes in Macroeconomic Policy: Evolution versus Revolution (Olivier Blanchard - Lawrence H. Summers: Evolution or Revolution? - Rethinking Macroeconomic Policy After the Great Recession). Book Review, pp. 154-158. | |
| Ferenc Tóth: A Review of the Conditions of Euro Area Accession (Barnabás Virág (editor): Long-term Sustainability and the Euro: How to Rethink the Maastricht Criteria?). Book Review, pp. 159-163. | |
| Tamás Kristóf: The Impact of FinTech on the Future of Retirement Systems (Julie Agnew - Olivia S. Mitchell: The Disruptive Impact of FinTech on Retirement Systems). Book Review, pp. 164-167. | |
| Jiandong Shi: The Sky Won't Fall - The China-U.S. Trade War and Future Economic Relations (Lawrence J. Lau: The China-U.S. Trade War and Future Economic Relations). Book Review, pp. 168-173. | |
| Ferenc Tóth: Report on the Lámfalussy Lectures Conference Held in January 2020. Conference Report, pp. 174-187. | |
| Gábor Gyura: Climate Risks and Business Opportunities - Report on the International Green Finance Conference in Budapest, November 2019. Conference Report, pp. 188-191. | |
| Financial and Economic Review, Vol. 18 Issue 4, December 2019 | Download / Read |
| János Müller - Ádám Kerényi: The Need for Trust and Ethics in the Digital Age - Sunshine and Shadows in the FinTech World. Study, pp. 5-34. | |
| Dániel Horn - Hubert János Kiss: Who Does Not Have a Bank Account in Hungary Today? Study, pp. 35-54. | |
| Péter Gábriel - Lóránt Kaszab: Laffer Curves for Hungary. Study, pp. 55-76. | |
| Attila Háda: Banking Supervisors Tracing the Transition to IFRS 9. Study, pp. 77-111. | |
| György Szapáry - Dániel János Plósz: Geopolitical Shifts in the Evolving New World Order. Essay, pp. 112-129. | |
| Gyöngyi Bugár: A Breakthrough Idea in Risk Measure Validation - Is the Way Paved for an Effective Expected Shortfall Backtest? Essay, pp. 130-145. | |
| Péter Csillik: America’s Post-Obama Foreign Policy Dilemmas (Hal Brands: American Grand Strategy in the Age of Trump). Book Review, pp. 146-150. | |
| Ferenc Tóth: Long-Term Sustainable Econo-Mix (Barnabás Virág (editor): Long-term sustainable econo-mix). Book Review, pp. 151-156. | |
| István Ábel: The Global Economy is in Danger: On the Book of György Szakolczai through the Lens of Post-Keynesian School (György Szakolczai: John Maynard Keynes, a nemzetközi gazdaság keynesi rendje és a Nemzetközi Valutaalap (John Maynard Keynes, the International Economic Order and the International Monetary Fund)). Book Review, pp. 157-165. | |
| Katalin Botos: Doing What Has to Be Done (Raghuram Rajan: I do what I do). Book Review, pp. 166-173. | |
| Ferenc Tóth - Judit Potóczki - Anikó Szombati: Report on the Session of the Money and Capital Market Section and on the Panel Discussion of the Innovation Section of the Annual Congress of the Hungarian Economic Association in 2019. Conference Report, pp. 174-184. |
| Financial and Economic Review, Vol. 18 Issue 3, September 2019 | Download / Read |
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| György Matolcsy - Dániel Palotai: Hungary Is on the Path to Convergence. Study, pp. 5-28. | |
| István Ábel - Máté Lóga - Gyula Nagy - Árpád Vadkerti: Lifting the Veil on Interest. Study, pp. 29-51. | |
| Péter Fáykiss - Erzsébet-Judit Rariga - Márton Zsigó: Portfolio Cleaning of Problem Project Loans in Hungary - Experiences Related to the Systemic Risk Buffer, as a Targeted Macroprudential Instrument. Study, pp. 52-82. | |
| Bence Mérő: Novel Modelling of the Operation of the Financial Intermediary System - Agent-based Macro Models. Study, pp. 83-113. | |
| Laura Komlóssy - Gyöngyi Vargáné Körmendi: China in Search of Equilibrium - Transition Dilemmas of Growth and Stability. Essay, pp. 114-134. | |
| Dániel Felcser: Moral Economy - Beyond the Homo Oeconomicus (Samuel Bowles: The Moral Economy: Why Good Incentives are No Substitute for Good Citizens). Book Review, pp. 135-137. | |
| Pál Péter Kolozsi: Let Us Learn from Our Own History - Experiences from a Century and a Half of Public Finances (Csaba Lentner: Az állampénzügyek fejlődéstörténete Magyarországon a dualizmustól napjainkig (Evolution of Public Finances in Hungary, from the Age of Dualism to the Present Day)). Book Review, pp. 138-142. | |
| Tamás Nagy: Systemically into the Same Puddle - Foreign Currency Lending from Several Perspectives (Balázs Bodzási (editor): Devizahitelezés Magyarországon - A devizahitelezés jogi és közgazdasági elemzése (Foreign Currency Lending in Hungary - Legal and Economic Analysis of Foreign Currency Lending)). Book Review, pp. 143-150. | |
| János Barancsuk: Towards New Frontiers in Pricing (Gábor Rekettye - Jonathan Liu: Pricing - The New Frontier). Book Review, pp. 151-157. | |
| Katalin Botos: Report on the Pension and Children 2.0 Conference. Conference Report, pp. 158-163. | |
| Bence Varga: Report on the 2019 Conference of the Economic History Society. Conference Report, pp. 164-166. | |
| Financial and Economic Review, Vol. 18 Issue 2, June 2019 | Download / Read |
| Bálint Dancsik - Nedim Márton El-Meouch: Who Can Refinance? The Possibilities and Limitations of Market-based Refinancing in the Case of Mortgages with a Variable Interest Rate. Study, pp. 5-30. | |
| Dávid Andor Rácz: Comparison of Manipulation-proof Measures on Hungarian Data. Study, pp. 31-51. | |
| Máté Fain - Helena Naffa: Performance Measurement of Active Investment Strategies Using Pure Factor Portfolios. Study, pp. 52-86. | |
| László Csorba: Issues and Types of Adverse Selection and Negative Selection. Study, pp. 87-116. | |
| Péter Mihályi: Is Learning a Wonder Weapon of Endogenous Economic Growth? Essay, pp. 117-139. | |
| Alexandra Zoltai: World Order Transformation - Is the Future in Eurasia’s Hands? (Bruno Maçaes: The Dawn of Eurasia - On the Trail of the New World Order), Book Review, pp. 140-143. | |
| Katalin Tihanyi: Pillars and Prognoses - An Ethical Approach to Economics (György Kocziszky (editor): Etikus közgazdaságtan (Ethical Economics)). Book Review, pp. 144-151. | |
| Gábor Tamás: Collective Amnesia - Crises and Memories Thereof (György Kövér: A növekedés terhe. Krízisek - Csődök - Ciklusok (The Burden of Growth. Crises - Bankruptcies - Cycles)). Book Review, pp. 152-156. | |
| Tünde Mészáros: Report on the Budapest Renminbi Initiative 2019 Conference. Conference Report, pp. 157-161. | |
| Endre Morvay - Zsolt Lakatos - Zoltán Pollák - Csaba Kádár: Report on the 9th Annual Financial Market Liquidity Conference. Conference Report, pp. 161-166. |
| Financial and Economic Review, Vol. 18 Issue 1, March 2019 | Download / Read |
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| Ádám Kerényi - János Müller: Brave New Digital World? - Financial Technology and the Power of Information. Study, pp. 5-32. | |
| Dániel Béres: Integrity of Financial Benchmarks. Study, pp. 33-59. | |
| Eszter Balogh - Zsuzsa Kékesi - Balázs Sisak: Analysis of Households’ Investment Decisions Based on International Data. Study, pp. 60-87. | |
| Kira Muratov-Szabó - Kata Váradi: The Impact of Adverse Selection on Stock Exchange Specialists’ Price Quotation Strategy. Study, pp. 88-124. | |
| Dietmar Meyer: Optimising Nobel Prize Laureates, Essay, pp. 125-141. | |
| Júlia Gutpintér: Key to Understanding China, the Enigmatic Great Power (Yukon Huang: Cracking the China Conundrum: Why Conventional Economic Wisdom Is Wrong). Book Review, pp. 142-146. | |
| Tamás Kristóf: The Future of the Financial Intermediary System in the Bank 4.0 World (Brett King: Bank 4.0 - Banking Everywhere, Never at a Bank). Book Review, pp. 147-150. | |
| Alexandra Pavelka: In Good Times Prepare for Crisis (Ira W. Lieberman: In Good Times Prepare for Crisis -From the Great Depression to Great Recession: Sovereign Debt Crises and Their Resolution). Book Review, pp. 151-154. | |
| Ferenc Tóth: Report on the 2019 Lámfalussy Lectures Conference. Conference Report, pp. 155-162. | |
| Katalin Botos: Report on the Conference on Famous Hungarian Economists of the 20th Century at Pázmány Péter Catholic University. Conference Report, pp. 163-166. | |
| Financial and Economic Review, Vol. 17 Issue 4, December 2018 | Download / Read |
| Eyno Rots: Business, Housing, and Credit Cycles - The Case of Hungary. Study, pp. 5-22. | |
| Máté Csiki - Gábor Dávid Kiss: Capital Market Contagion in the Stock Markets of Visegrád Countries Based on the Heckman Selection Model. Study, pp. 23-52. | |
| Ágnes Illés Belházy - Tamás Végső - Anikó Bódi-Schubert: An Analysis of the Payment Habits of Hungarian Micro, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises - In Focus: Cash Usage. Study, pp. 53-94. | |
| Hubert János Kiss: Depositors’ Behaviour in Times of Mass Deposit Withdrawals. Study, pp. 95-111. | |
| György Inzelt - Zsuzsa Szentes-Markhot - Gábor Budai: Monitoring of Banks' Risks Related to the Funding of Financial Enterprises. Study, pp. 112-139. | |
| Pál Péter Kolozsi: Time To Look at the State in a Different Way - Value Creation and Innovation in the 21st Century (Mariana Mazzucato: The Value of Everything: Making and Taking in the Global Economy). Book Review, pp. 140-145. | |
| Alexandr Maxim Palicz: Alternatives for Europe's Future (Joseph E. Stiglitz: The Euro: How a Common Currency Threatens the Future of Europe). Book Review, pp. 146-151. | |
| Kitti Vajda: A World Without Jobs (Martin Ford: Rise of the Robots: Technology and the Threat of a Jobless Future). Book Review, pp. 152-154. | |
| Ferenc Tóth - András Zsolt Szabics - Gábor Szarka: Report on the Sessions of the Finance, Competitiveness and Responsible Corporate Governance Sections of the Annual Congress of the Hungarian Economic Association in 2018. Conference Report, pp. 155-168. |
| Financial and Economic Review, Vol. 17 Issue 3, September 2018 | Download / Read |
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| Álmos Telegdy: Wage Inequality on the Hungarian Labour Market: Technological Change, Expansion in Higher Education and the Role of the Minimum Wage. Study, pp. 5-28. | |
| Gábor Hajnal - Nóra Szűcs: The Transparency of Credit Ratings - Reconstruction of Hungary's Sovereign Rating. Study, pp. 29-56. | |
| Eszter Balogh - Anna Boldizsár - Bence Gerlaki - Balázs Kóczián: Developments in the GDP-GNI Gap in Hungary and the CEE Region. Study, pp. 57-84. | |
| László Kajdi: Remittances - First Results of a New Survey. Study, pp. 85-108. | |
| Márta Somogyvári: Ethical Aspects of Intertemporal Discounting and the Social Discount Rate. Study, pp. 109-132. | |
| Gábor Tamás: Loans and Credits - Delving Deeply into History (György Kövér - Ágnes Pogány - Boglárka Weisz (eds): Magyar Gazdaságtörténeti Évkönyv 2017-2018. Hitel - Bank - Piac). Book Review, pp. 133-137. | |
| Gyöngyvér Szakál: How Will Technology Transform the Work of Human Experts? (Richard Susskind - Daniel Susskind: The Future of the Professions: How Technology Will Transform the Work of Human Experts). Book Review, pp. 138-141. | |
| Annamária Csiszér: Report on the East-West Cohesion II International Scientific Conference. Conference Report, pp. 142-145. | |
| Financial and Economic Review, Vol. 17 Issue 2, June 2018 | Download / Read |
| György Matolcsy - Dániel Palotai: The Hungarian Model: Hungarian Crisis Management in View of the Mediterranean Way. Study, pp. 5-42. | |
| Péter Fáykiss - Dániel Papp - Péter Sajtos - Ágnes Tőrös:Regulatory Tools to Encourage FinTech Innovations: The Innovation Hub and Regulatory Sandbox in International Practice. Study, pp. 43-67. | |
| Péter Bauer - Marianna Endrész: Firm Dynamics and Aggregate Growth: The Case of Hungary. Study, pp. 68-98. | |
| Mihály Szoboszlai: Disaggregated Household Incomes in Hungary Based on the Comparative Analysis of the Reweighted Household Surveys of 2010 and 2015. Study, pp. 99-123. | |
| Nikolett Deutsch - Éva Pintér: The Link between Corporate Social Responsibility and Financial Performance in the Hungarian Banking Sector in the Years Following the Global Crisis. Study, pp. 124-145. | |
| Nikolett Kiss: Misbehaving - The Making of Behavioral Economics (Richard H. Thaler: Misbehaving: The Making of Behavioral Economics). Book Review, pp. 146-150. | |
| János Szakács: Fragile by Design: The Political Origins of Banking Crises (Charles. W. Calomiris - Stephen H. Haber: Fragile by Design: The Political Origins of Banking Crises). Book Review, pp. 151-155. | |
| Tünde Mészáros: Report on the Budapest Renminbi Initiative 2018 Conference. Conference Report, pp. 156-160. | |
| Endre Morvay - Zsolt Lakatos - Dávid Andor Rácz: Report on the 8th Annual Financial Market Liquidity Conference. Conference Report, pp. 161-165. |
| Financial and Economics Review, Vol. 17 Issue 1, March 2018 | Download / Read |
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| István Magas: Financial Adjustment in Small, Open Economies in Light of the “Impossible Trinity” Trilemma. Study, pp. 5-33. | |
| Péter Fáykiss - Alexandr Palicz - János Szakács - Márton Zsigó: Experiences of Debt Cap Regulations in Hungarian Retail Lending. Study, pp. 34-61. | |
| Ádám Balog: Analysis of SME Segment Lending Processes in Light of Credit Guarantees in the European Union. Study, pp. 62-82. | |
| Tamás Ilyés - Lóránt Varga: Acceptance of Payment Cards by Retailers in Hungary Based on Data of On-line Cash Registers. Study, pp. 83-109. | |
| Gábor Kutasi - László György - Krisztina Szabó: Behavioural Factors in the Hungarian Retail Government Bond Market, Study, pp. 110-136. | |
| Tamás Bánfi: The Euro and the Euro Area: Flawed Construct or Unfit Members? Essay, pp. 137-152. | |
| Gábor Neszveda: The Contribution of Thaler to Behavioural Economics. Essay, pp. 153-167. | |
| Emília Kompaktor: A Unique Exploration of Public Good and Public Financial Management (Mária Bábosik: Vezetés a közjó szolgálatában. Közpénzügyi gazdálkodás és menedzsment). Book Review, pp. 168-172. | |
| Dániel Felcser: Map for Predicting Finances and Human Nature (Alan Greenspan: The Map and the Territory 2.0: Risk, Human Nature, and the Future of Forecasting). Book Review, pp. 173-176. | |
| Tamás Tóth - Dávid Benkő: Inequality and Economic Growth (Joseph E. Stiglitz: The Price of Inequality. How Today’s Divided Society Endangers Our Future). Book Review, pp. 177-184. | |
| Gergely Szabó: Report on the Lámfalussy Lectures Conference held on 12 February 2018. Conference Report, pp. 185-190. | |
| Financial and Economic Review, Vol. 16 Issue 4, December 2017 | Download / Read |
| Petra Németh: The Life Cycle Model of the Fertility Choice in Hungary. Study, pp. 5-35. | |
| Éva Berde - Izabella Kuncz: Possible Paths for GDP Per Capita - Simulation with a Demographic Growth Model. Study, pp. 36-57. | |
| György Molnár - Gábor Dániel Soós - Balázs Világi: Fiscal Policy and the Business Cycle. Study, pp. 58-85. | |
| Dániel Havran - Péter Kerényi - Attila Víg: Trade Credit or Bank Credit? - Lessons Learned from Hungarian Firms between 2010 and 2015. Study, pp. 86-121. | |
| Gergely Lakos - Tibor Szendrei: Explanations of Asset Price Bubbles. Study, pp. 122-150. | |
| Gusztáv Báger: Operation of the International Monetary and Financial System - Structural Tensions of a “Non-system”. Essay, pp. 151-186. | |
| Mónika Kuti - Zsolt Bedő - Dorottya Geiszl: Equity-based Crowdfunding. Essay, pp. 187-200. | |
| Ákos Vajas: Presentation of the Hungarian Publications of the Magyar Nemzeti Bank Published between 1950 and 1990 from a Visual Communication Perspective. Essay, pp. 201-214. | |
| Gábor Kürthy: The Revolution of Money (Tamás Bánfi: A pénz forradalma. A pénzteremtés elmélete és gyakorlata). Book Review, pp. 215-218. | |
| Péter Tóth: Has the US Economy Lost Its Long-term Growth Potential? (Robert J. Gordon: Rise and Fall of the American Growth). Book Review, pp. 219-224. | |
| Dániel Papp: Impact of the Financial Crisis on the European Constitutional System (Kaarlo Tuori - Klaus Tuori: The Eurozone Crisis: A Constitutional Analysis). Book Review, pp. 225-228. | |
| Péter Domokos - Róbert Hausmann - Gábor Szarka: Report on the Competitiveness and Responsible Corporate Governance Section Workshops of the Hungarian Economic Association’s 2017 Itinerant Conference. Conference Report, pp. 229-238. | |
| Gábor Horváth: Report on the Digital Currencies International Conference. Conference Report, pp. 239-244. | |
| Erzsébet Czinger: The Future of Old-Age Provision - Demographic Change, Financial Services and Residential Property. International Expert Meeting Summary. Conference Report, pp. 245-247. |
| Financial and Economic Review, Vol. 16 Issue 3, September 2017 | Download / Read |
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| Péter Asztalos - Gábor Horváth - Štefan Krakovský - Tamás Tóth: Resolving Conflicts in Measuring Banking System Competitiveness - MNB Banking System Competitiveness Index. Study, pp. 5-31. | |
| Ádám Kerényi - Júlia Molnár: The Impact of the Fintech Phenomenon - Radical Change Occurs in the Financial Sector? Study, pp. 32-50. | |
| Tamás Szücs - József Ulbert: Role and Measurement of Fair Valuation in the Hungarian Credit Institution Sector. Study, pp. 51-73. | |
| Dóra Balog: Capital Allocation in the Insurance Sector. Study, pp. 74-97. | |
| Katalin Hartung: Optimal Resource Allocation at the Blue Economy Type of Firms. Study, pp. 98-118. | |
| Tamás Fülöp: “Resources in the Service of the Nation” - Alternative Options for the City Loan of 1925 and Its Spending. Essay, pp. 119-149. | |
| János Müller: Cycle Changing Years, Parallel Biographies (Levente Kovács - József Sipos: Ciklusváltó évek, párhuzamos életrajzok. Arcképek a magyar pénzügyi szektorból, 2014-2016), Book Review, pp. 150-155. | |
| Blanka Kovács: The Industries of the Future - Open Economies Have the Edge (Alec Ross: The Industries of the Future). Book Review, pp. 156-158. | |
| Tamás Troján: The End of Competitive Advantages - Keeping Corporate Strategy Moving (Rita Gunther McGarth: The End of Competitive Advantage - How to Keep Your Strategy Moving as Fast as Your Business). Book Review, pp. 159-162. | |
| Tamás Rózsás: Swiss Knife for Decision-Making (David R. Henderson - Charles L. Hooper: Making Great Decisions in Business and Life). Book Review, pp. 163-165. | |
| Miklós Losoncz - Ferenc Pongrácz - Gábor András Nick: Globalisation, Development and Sustainability - Report on the 18th World Congress of the International Economic Association. Conference Report, pp. 166-171. | |
| Pál Péter Kolozsi: What Can We Learn from the Large Banker Dynasties? - Report on the Annual Conference of EABH. Conference Report, pp. 172-176. | |
| Marcell László Tóth: Report on the (Our) Climate Affairs 2017 Conference. Conference Report, pp. 177-178. | |
| Financial and Economic Review, Vol. 16 Issue 2, June 2017 | Letöltés / Olvasás |
| Orsolya Csortos - Balázs Kóczián: An Analysis of the Incomes and Current Personal Transfers of Hungarians Living Abroad. Study, pp. 5-27. | |
| Katalin Csaba-Kalló - Balázs Vajai: Experiences of the National Deposit Insurance Fund on the Age Composition of Depositors and on the Distribution of Deposit Amounts. Study, pp. 28-39. | |
| Norbert Czinkán: The Role of Individual Firms in Aggregate Fluctuations: Evidence from Hungary. Study, pp. 40-63. | |
| Csaba Lentner - Krisztina Szegedi - Tibor Tatay: Social Responsibility in the Operation of Central Banks. Study, pp. 64-85. | |
| Eszter Boros: Endogenous Imbalances in a Single Currency Area. Study, pp. 86-118. | |
| Marcell Béli - Kata Váradi: A Possible Methodology for Determining the Initial Margin. Study, pp. 119-147. | |
| Péter Medvegyev: Thoughts about the Life Work of Kenneth Arrow. Essay, pp. 148-155. | |
| Barna Fömötör - Anett Parádi-Dolgos - Zoltán Sipiczki: Behavioural Finance and Consumer Loan Contracts. Essay, pp. 156-169. | |
| Júlia Gutpintér: A Compass and Map for Changes (Norbert Csizmadia: Geomoment - Map of the exploration of the 21st century). Book Review, pp. 170-173. | |
| Katalin Botos: The Great Divide (Joseph E. Stiglitz: The Great Divide: Unequal Societies and What We Can Do About Them), Book Review, pp. 174-177. | |
| Erzsébet Németh: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Financial Culture (Levente Kovács - Elemér Terták: Financial Literacy Panacea or placebo? A Central European Perspective). Book Review, pp. 178-181. | |
| András Kómár: Accounting in a Nutshell (Christopher Nobes: Accounting - A Very Short Introduction). Book Review, pp. 182-187. | |
| Ivo Maes: Lectures of the Lamfalussy Conference:Presentation of the Book ‘Alexandre Lamfalussy - Selected Essays’. Conference Report, pp. 188-194. | |
| Zsanett Sütő: Report on the Budapest Renminbi Initiative Conference 2017. Conference Report, pp. 195-197. | |
| Gábor Meizer: Report on the Bank of Korea International Conference 2017. Conference Report, pp. 198-201. |
| Financial and Economic Review, Vol. 16 Issue 1, March 2017 | Download / Read |
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| Csaba Csávás - Gabriella Csom-Bíró: Indicators Used for the Assessment of the Reserve Adequacy of Emerging and Developing Countries - International Trendsin the Mirror of Theories. Study, pp. 5-45. | |
| Gergely Kicsák: Developments in Government Interest Expenditure for Hungary, 2000-2015. Study, pp. 46-73 | |
| Márk Szenes - András Tomsics - Dávid Kutasi: Risks of Commercial Real Estate Financing Based on the Experiences of Supervisory Reviews. Study, pp. 74-91. | |
| Anett Pandurics - Péter Szalai: The Impact of Climate Change on the Insurance Sector. Study, pp. 92-118. | |
| János Rechnitzer - Róbert Hausmann - Tamás Tóth: Insight into the Hungarian Automotive Industry in International Comparison. Study, pp. 119-142. | |
| Bence Varga: Financial Supervision in Hungary between the Two World Wars. Study, pp. 143-161. | |
| László Á. Kóczy - Hubert János Kiss: Hart and Holmström’s Contributions to Contract Theory. Essay, pp. 162-174. | |
| Péter Gábriel: The Book that Predicted Trump’s Victory (Branko Milanovic: Global Inequality: A New Approach for the Age of Globalization). Book Review, pp. 175-178. | |
| Ádám Plajner: The Fed and the Financial Crisis (Ben S. Bernanke: The Federal Reserve and the Financial Crisis). Book Review, pp. 179-181. | |
| Attila Korencsi: Simplification, Efficient Governance (Cass Robert Sunstein: Simple(r) - The Future of Government). Book Review, pp. 182-187. | |
| Ferenc Tóth: The New Silk Road into the Future - Report on the Lámfalussy Lectures Conference of 23 January 2017. Conference Report, pp. 188-194. | |
| Péter Csóka - Dániel Havran: 7th Annual Financial Market Liquidity Conference. Conference Report, pp. 195-196. | |
| Financial and Economic Review, Vol. 16 Special Issue, January 2017 | Download / Read |
| Barnabás Virág: Editorial Preface by the Editor-in-Chief, p. 5. | |
| Mária Csanádi: Chinese Power Structure and Its Transformation in Comparative Perspective. Study, pp. 7-20. | |
| Miklós Losoncz: The Dilemmas of China’s Shift in Growth Trajectory and Economic Governance. Study, pp. 21-49. | |
| Géza Rippel: China – Rebalancing and Sustainable Convergence. Study, pp. 50-72. | |
| Lilla Sarolta Balogh: Could China Be the Winner of the Next Industrial Revolution? Study, pp. 73-100. | |
| Laura Komlóssy – Gyöngyi Körmendi – Sándor Ladányi: The Road to a Market-Oriented Monetary Policy and the “New Normal” Monetary Policy Regime in China. Study, pp. 101-125. | |
| Bence Varga: Current Challenges Facing Chinese Financial Supervision and Methods of Handling these Challenges. Study, pp. 126-139. | |
| László Kajdi: A Western Diet with Chinese Spices – The Specificities of Payments in China. Study, pp. 140-169. | |
| Tamás Gerőcs: Challenges of Internationalisation from the Perspective of the Chinese Currency. Essay, pp. 170-185. | |
| János Müller – Levente Kovács: Hungary’s Link to Financial Cooperation with Asia. Essay, pp. 186-193. | |
| Chinese Abstracts, pp. 194-196. |
| Financial and Economic Review, Vol. 15 Issue 4, December 2016 | Download / Read |
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| Ákos Aczél - Ádám Banai - András Borsos - Bálint Dancsik: Identifying the determinants of housing loan margins in the Hungarian banking system. Study, pp. 5-44. | |
| Áron Horváth - Blanka Imre - Zoltán Sápi: The International Practice of Statistical Property Valuation Methods and the Possibilities of Introducing Automated Valuation Models in Hungary. Study, pp. 45-64. | |
| András László: Impact of the Funding for Growth Scheme on the Hungarian economy. Study, pp. 65-87. | |
| Zsuzsanna Bora - Norbert Holczinger - Koppány Nagy - Gabriella Merész: The insurance sector at a milestone: positive initial experiences with the newly introduced Solvency II system. Study, pp. 88-114. | |
| Anna Boldizsár - Zsuzsa Kékesi - Balázs Kóczián - Balázs Sisak: The Wealth Position of Hungarian Households based on HFCS. Study, pp. 115-150. | |
| Balázs Fazekas: Value-Creating Uncertainty - A Real Options Approach in Venture Capital. Study, pp. 151-166. | |
| Balázs Világi: Systemic financial crises (Gary B. Gorton: Misunderstanding Financial Crises -Why We Don’t See Them Coming). Book Review, pp. 167-170. | |
| Sára Farkas: Growth differently - a bio-dynamic economic model (John Thackara: How to Thrive in the Next Economy). Book Review, pp. 171-173. | |
| János Szakács: The king has no clothes - the reality behind number (Charles Wheelan: Naked Statistics: Stripping the Dread from the Data). Book Review, pp. 174-177. | |
| Barnabás Virág: Structural reforms for increasing competitiveness -Report on the annual conference of the Global Forum on Productivity (7-8 July 2016, Lisbon). Conference Report. pp. 178-183. | |
| Financial and Economic Review, Vol. 15 Issue 3, September 2016 | Download / Read |
| Krisztina Földényi Láhm - András Kómár - Antal Stréda - Róbert Szegedi: Bank resolution as a new MNB function - resolution of MKB Bank. Study, pp. 5-26. | |
| János Kálmán: Administrative law aspects of the macroprudential regulation and supervision of the financial intermediary system - normativity, organisation, toolkit. Study, pp. 27-50. | |
| György Inzelt - Gábor Szappanos - Zsolt Armai: Supervision by robust risk monitoring - a cycle-independent Hungarian corporate credit rating system. Study, pp. 51-78. | |
| Ádám Banai - Szilárd Erhart - Nikolett Vágó - Péter Varga: How to set listing criteria for small and medium-sized enterprises in Hungary? Study, pp. 79-109. | |
| Júlia Gutpintér: The Inequality of Globalisation (François Bourguignon: The Globalization of Inequality; transl. by Thomas Scott-Railton). Book Review, pp. 110-113. | |
| Attila Korencsi: Europe in trouble - Does the European Union promote or hinder the success of Europe today? (Roger Bootle: The Trouble with Europe - Why the EU Isn’t Working, How It Can Be Reformed, What Could Take Its Place). Book Review, pp. 114-118. | |
| Ádám Kerényi: Studies on the soft budget constraint syndrome, on innovation and great economic systems in honour of János Kornai’s birthday (Constraints and Driving Forces in Economic Systems: Studies in Honour of János Kornai Edited by: Balázs Hámori and Miklós Rosta). Book Review, pp. 119-126. | |
| Dániel Felcser: Lessons of the financial crisis (Martin Wolf: The Shifts and the Shocks: What We’ve Learned - and Have Still to Learn - from the Financial Crisis). Book Review, pp. 127-130. | |
| Gergely Fábián: Creative strategy (William Duggan: Creative Strategy: A Guide for Innovation). Book Review, pp. 131-133. | |
| Gábor Meizer: Competitiveness and Growth Forum - Report on the first professional event of the Hungarian Economic Association (HEA). Conference Report, pp. 134-145. | |
| Nóra Kiss: Report on the summer session and annual seminar of the International Association of Insurance Supervisors (IAIS) held in Budapest. Conference Report, pp. 146-150. | |
| Boglárka Zsótér: Focus on financial service providers - Report on the 2nd Services Marketing Conference. Conference Report, pp. 151-153. |
| Financial and Economic Review, Vol. 15 Issue 2, June 2016 | Download / Read |
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| György Matolcsy - Dániel Palotai: The interaction between fiscal and monetary policy in Hungary over the past decade and a half. Study, pp. 5-32. | |
| István Ábel - Kristóf Lehmann - Attila Tapaszti: The controversial treatment of money and banks in macroeconomics. Study, pp. 33-58. | |
| Anna Boldizsár - Zsuzsa Kékesi - Péter Koroknai - Balázs Sisak: Review of Hungarian EU transfers - at the border of two fiscal periods. Study, pp. 59-87. | |
| Zsanett Sütő - Tamás Tóth: Key features of the Chinese bond market. Study, pp. 88-113. | |
| Dániel Homolya: Risk management approaches and bank size. Study, pp. 114-128. | |
| Tamás Ilyés - Lóránt Varga: Macroeconomic effects of the increase of electronic retail payments - A general equilibrium approach using Hungarian data. Study, pp. 129-152. | |
| Erzsébet Németh - Dániel Béres - Katalin Huzdik - Boglárka Zsótér: Financial personality types in Hungary - research methods and results. Study, pp. 153-172. | |
| György Németh: About ageing - for economists. Discussion, pp. 173-180. | |
| Stefan A. Musto: Core-Periphery Relations in the European Union - Power and Conflict in a Dualist Political Economy (J. M. Magone - B. Laffan - C. Schweiger (Eds.): Core-Periphery Relations in the European Union - Power and Conflict in a Dualist Political Economy). Book Review, pp. 181-187. | |
| Zsigmond Pálvölgyi: The future is spontaneous, yet predictable (Albert László Barabási: Bursts - The Hidden Patterns Behind Everything We Do, from Your E-mail to Bloody Crusades). Book Review, pp. 188-190. | |
| Antal Mester: India - The contradictions of economic growth (Jean Dreze - Amartya Sen: An Uncertain Glory - India and its Contradictions). Book Review, pp. 191-193. | |
| Viktor Eszterhai: China's secret strategy to replace the USA (Michael Pillsbury: The Hundred-Year Marathon: China's Secret Strategy to Replace America as the Global Superpower). Book Review, pp. 194-196. | |
| Palicz Alexandr Maxim: European Spring: Why Our Economies and Politics are in a Mess - and How to Put Them Right? (Philippe Legrain: European Spring: Why Our Economies and Politics are in a Mess - and How to Put Them Right?). Book Review, pp. 197-202. | |
| Márton Teremi: Stock Exchange Development and Growth - Report on the lessons from the capital market conference of the Budapest Stock Exchange (BSE) and the Association of Hungarian Economists (AHE). Conference Report, pp. 203-207. | |
| Péter Csóka - Dániel Havran - Kata Váradi: Conference on financial market liquidity - Report on the 6th Annual Financial Market Liquidity Conference (AFML 2015). Conference Report, pp. 208-209. | |
| Financial and Economic Review, Vol. 15 Issue 1, March 2016 | Download / Read |
| Imre Ligeti - Zsolt Szőrfi: Methodological issues of credit rating - Are sovereign credit rating actions reconstructible? Study, pp. 7-32. | |
| Gyöngyi Bugár - Anita Ratting: Revision of the quantification of market risk in the Basel III regulatory framework. Study, pp. 33-50. | |
| Ágnes Csiszárik-Kocsir: Transformation of the international and European project finance market as a result of the crisis. Study, pp. 51-69. | |
| László Zoltán Kucséber: Before and after acquisition in Hungary: focus on working capital management. Study, pp. 70-90. | |
| Zoltán Zubor: Volatility capital buffer to prevent the breach of the Solvency II capital requirements. Study, pp. 91-123. | |
| Bence Varga: The Pénzintézeti Központ was established 100 years ago. Study, pp. 124-144. | |
| Judit Ricz: Cutting Edge Debates in Comparative Capitalisms Research (Ebenau, Matthias - Bruff, Ian - May, Christian (Eds.) (2015): New Directions in Comparative Capitalisms Research: Critical and Global Perspectives). Book Review, pp. 145-148. | |
| Viktória Németh: Is it possible to live a happy life in a value-neutral world? (Jonathan Haidt: The Happiness Hypothesis: Finding Modern Truth in Ancient Wisdom). Book Review, pp. 149-151. | |
| Sára Farkas: A small monograph of big cities - The logic behind the regional foundations of growth (Bálint Filep: A nagyvárosok az európai és a magyar területi politikában - Big cities in European and Hungarian regional policy). Book Review, pp. 152-154. | |
| Gábor Gyura: Bull by the Horns — Persistent dilemmas of the banking system and the tightness of reins (Sheila Bair: Bull by the Horns - Fighting to Save Main Street from Wall Street and Wall Street from Itself). Book Review, pp. 155-157. | |
| István Ábel: Europe needs a new social contract - Lessons from the Lámfalussy Lecture Conference of 2016. Conference Report, pp. 158-164. | |
| Olivér Kovács: Member State Integration Models - New Dimensions of Economic Governance in the European Union. Conference Report, pp. 165-169. | |
| Levente Kovács: New Silk Road - New Possibilities - Report on the Boao Forum for Asia Financial Cooperation Conference. Conference Report, pp. 170-176. | |
| Anikó Paróczai - Zsuzsanna Bényei: Many Facets of Institutions - 1st Debrecen Workshop on Institutional Analysis. Conference Report, pp. 177-182. | |
| Erzsébet Tasi: Catching Up or Lagging Behind? The Hungarian Economy a Quarter of a Century after the Political Transformation - Report on the Conference of the Pázmány Péter Catholic University. Conference Report, pp. 183-188. |
| Financial and Economic Review, Vol. 14 Issue 4, December 2015 | Download / Read |
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| Szabolcs Szentmihályi - Balázs Világi: The Phillips curve - history of thought and empirical evidence. Study, pp. 5-28. | |
| Orsolya Csortos - Zoltán Szalai: Possible explanations of the low inflation environment and restrained investment activity. Study, pp. 29-56. | |
| László Seregdi - János Szakács - Ágnes Tőrös: Micro- and macroprudential regulatory instruments compared across the European Union. Study, pp. 57-86. | |
| Annamária Madarász - Zsuzsanna Novák: Level of interest rates in the light of the changing interest rate policy in Hungary between 1924 and 2015 - How did the central bank base rate get to its historic low levels? Study, pp. 87-109. | |
| Péter Kalmár - Zoltán Zéman - János Lukács: Bank controlling with a marketing attitude - applied statistics in the service of controlling. Study, pp. 110-125. | |
| László Bodnár - Miklós Luspay - Cecília Pintér: Timing characteristics of overnight unsecured interbank transactions in VIBER. Study, pp. 126-156. | |
| Péter Csillik: A world of debt. Essay and Review, pp. 157-160. | |
| Róbert Lieli - Dóra Piroska: Central banks and the labour market - an alternative interpretation of the euro area crisis (Bob Hancké: Unions, Central Banks, and EMU: Labour Market Institutions and Monetary Integration in Europe). Book Review, pp. 161-163. | |
| Norbert Szijártó: Euro Crash - How Asset Price Inflation Destroys the Wealth of Nations (Brendan Brown: Euro Crash - How Asset Price Inflation Destroys the Wealth of Nations). Book Review, pp. 164-169. | |
| Eszter Mikó: Hungary in the changing world (Mihály Patai - László Parragh - Csaba Lentner: Hungary in the changing world). Book Review, pp. 170-174. | |
| Ádám Éva: Genocide in Africa: Inertia or Indifference (Zsuzsánna Biedermann: Genocide and destabilisation in the African Great Lakes Region). Book Review, pp. 175-177. | |
| Norbert Varga: Key concepts of the philosophy of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi (Dezső Szenkovics: Key concepts of the philosophy of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi). Book Review, pp. 178-183. | |
| Tamás Rózsás: Future of the banking sector in the Central and Eastern European region - Report on the joint conference of the Hungarian Economic Association and the Magyar Nemzeti Bank. Conference Report, pp. 184-187. |
| Financial and Economic Review, Vol. 14 Issue 3, September 2015 | Download / Read |
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| Orsolya Csortos - Zoltán Szalai: Difficulties in the management of the global financial crisis: academic and economic policy lessons. Study, pp. 5-38. | |
| Dániel Felcser - Gábor Dániel Soós - Balázs Váradi: The impact of the easing cycle on the Hungarian macroeconomy and financial markets. Study, pp. 39-59. | |
| Pál Péter Kolozsi - Ádám Banai - Balázs Vonnák: Phasing out household foreign currency loans: schedule and framework. Study, pp. 60-87. | |
| Domicián Máté: An analysis of the determinants of labour productivity in financial sectors in the context of intellectual property rights. Study, pp. 88-105. | |
| Anita Lovas - János Pereczes - Viktória Rába: Incentives and restrictions in venture capital contracts. Study, pp. 106-121. | |
| László Bodnár - László Delikát - Bence Illés - Ádám Szepesi: Savings cooperatives + integration = More efficient payment services? Study, pp. 122-146. | |
| Niall Ferguson: The Great Degeneration in Brief: European and Hungarian perspectives. Essay, pp. 147-156. | |
| István Kőrösi: Prospects for Growth (Péter Halmai: Krízis és növekedés az Európai Unióban - Európai modell, strukturális reformok. Crisis and Growth in the European Union - European Model, Structural Reforms). Book Review, pp. 157-163. | |
| Éva Henger: New Directions - Redefining the Human Intellect in View of Technological Progress (Clive Thompson: Smarter Than You Think - How Technology is Changing Our Minds for the Better). Book Review, pp. 164-165. | |
| Péter Bauer: Governing the World - A Book On How International Organisations were Formed (Mark Mazower: Governing the World - The History of an Idea). Book Review, pp. 166-167. | |
| Csilla Zakar: The Smartest Kids in the World (Amanda Ripley: The Smartest Kids in the World: And How They Got That Way). Book Review, pp. 168-169. | |
| Gábor Pellényi: The History of Neoliberalism: From Birth to Glory (Daniel Stedman Jones: Masters of the Universe: Hayek, Friedman, and the Birth of Neoliberal Politics). Book Review, pp. 170-172. | |
| Mária Bábosik: The Advantages of Disadvantages - Succeeding in Difficult Situations (Malcolm Gladwell: David & Goliath - Underdogs, Misfits and the Art of Battling Giants). Book Review, pp. 173-175. | |
| Miklós Duray: The Bible, If Read at the Right Time, Even Makes the Koran Easier to Understand (Norbert Varga: A Biblia és a Korán politika és gazdaságképe - Politics and Economics in the Bible and the Koran). Book Review, pp. 176-183. | |
| Bianka Parragh: The Right Way Ahead - It Will Become Part of the Curriculum… (György Matolcsy: Egyensúly és növekedés - Konszolidáció és stabilizáció Magyarországon 2010-2014 - Equilibrium and Growth - Consolidation and Stabilisation in Hungary 2010-2014). Book Review, pp. 184-186. | |
| Tamás Rózsás: The Tricks of the Trade of Central Bank Governance - Report on the Central Banking Conference on the Governance of Central Banks. Conference Report, pp. 187-189. |
| Financial and Economic Review, Vol. 14 Issue 2, June 2015 | Download / Read |
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| J. Michael Orszag - Peter R. Orszag: Labor’s Share in Hungary. Study, pp. 5-24. | |
| Tamás Ilyés - Lóránt Varga: Show me how you pay and I will tell you who you are - Socio-demographic determinants of payment habits. Study, pp. 25-61. | |
| Dániel Horváth - Eszter Makay: Analysis methodology of interbank reference rates - International trends and the results of the first Hungarian annual statistical analysis for 2014. Study, pp. 62-88. | |
| Emese Kreiszné Hudák - Péter Varga - Viktor Várpalotai: The macroeconomic impacts of demographic changes in Hungary in the context of the European Union. Study, pp. 89-127. | |
| Ádám Banai - András Kollarik - András Szabó-Solticzky: Topology of the foreign currency/forint swap market. Study, pp. 128-157. | |
| József Golovics: Bounded rationality and altruism: behaviourism in economics. Essay and Review, pp. 158-172. | |
| Tamás Rózsás: The leaven of growth. Essay and Review, pp. 173-174. | |
| József Banyár: Response to the comment of András Simonovits. Discussion, pp. 175-178. | |
| György Dávid Csikós: Why and how we cheat? (Dan Ariely: The (Honest) Truth About Dishonesty (How we lie to everyone - especially ourselves)). Book Review, pp. 179-181. | |
| Zsolt Kovalszky: The Death of Money (Jim Rickards: The Death of Money - The coming collapse of the international monetary system). Book Review, pp. 182-183. | |
| Attila Méhes: The economic curse of great powers - Is US dominance threatened? (Glenn Hubbard - Tim Kane: Balance - The economics of great powers from ancient Rome to modern America). Book Review, pp. 184-185. | |
| Róbert Rékási: Is China a real world power? (David Shambaugh: China Goes Global - Partial Power). Book Review, pp. 186-188. | |
| Tamás Rózsás: Invisible predators (Michael Lewis: Flash Boys - A Wall Street Revolt). Book Review, pp. 189-190. | |
| Zoltán Siklósi-Dutkay: Situations at the time of political changes (Adam Burakowski - Aleksander Gubrynowicz - Pawel Ukielski: 1989 - The Final Days of the Communist Regime in East-Central Europe). Book Review, pp. 191-193. | |
| Zsigmond Pálvölgyi: Money should stay the means, not the end (Andrea Tornielli - Giacomo Galeazzi: Pope Francis: This Economy Kills). Book Review, pp. 194-196. | |
| Norbert Szijártó: Thoughts about the euro-area crisis (Lorenzo Bini Smaghi: Austerity - European democracies against the wall). Book Review, pp. 197-202. | |
| Financial and Economic Review, Vol. 14 Issue 1, March 2015 | Download / Read |
| András Bethlendi: Bad product development results in systemic market failure - Foreign currency mortgage loans to Hungarian households. Study, pp. 5-30. | |
| Zsuzsánna Biedermann - Ágnes Orosz: Diverging financial regulation after the crisis? A comparison of the EU’s and the United States’ responses. Study, pp. 31-55. | |
| Máté Vona: International Trends in Student Lending. Study, pp. 56-78. | |
| Zsuzsa Kékesi - Balázs Kóczián - Balázs Sisak: The role of household portfolio restructuring in financing of the general government. Study, pp. 79-110. | |
| Dániel Horváth - Róbert Szini: The safety trap - the financial market and macro-economic consequences of the scarcity of low-risk assets. Study, pp. 111-138. | |
| Szilárd Erhart - Róbert Mátrai: The most important steps of BUBOR reforms led by the Central Bank of Hungary in an international comparison. Study, pp. 139-165. | |
| Péter Császár: Four hours is actually how many hours? - The actual time required for intraday transfers. Study, pp. 166-192. | |
| András Simonovits: A brief commentary on József Banyár’s OLG-paper. Discussion, pp. 193-197. | |
| Mária Bábosik: A Europe unifying in the midst of 21st century challenges (Anthony Giddens: Turbulent and Mighty Continent - What Future for Europe?). Book Review, pp. 198-201. | |
| Sára Farkas: Banking regulation Fine Tuned (Anat Admati - Martin Hellwig: The Bankers’ New Clothes). Book Review, pp. 202-204. | |
| Dániel Felcser: East Asian Development: Foundations and Strategies (Dwight H. Perkins: East Asian Development: Foundations and Strategies). Book Review, pp. 205-207. | |
| Júlia Gutpintér: Inequalities Reloaded (Thomas Piketty: Capital in the Twenty-First Century). Book Review, pp. 208-210. | |
| Zoltán Horváth: The Crisis of Our Institutions of Our Time (Niall Ferguson: The Great Degeneration - How Institutions Decay and Economies Die). Book Review, pp. 211-213. | |
| Ernő Huszti: Foreign currency loan dependency and consolidation (Csaba Lentner (Ed.): Devizahitelezés nagy kézikönyve). Book Review, pp. 214-218. | |
| Dániel Módos: When the music is over (Alan S. Blinder: After the music stopped: The Financial Crisis, the Response and the Work Ahead). Book Review, pp. 219-221. | |
| Róbert Rékási: The human decision-making processes (C. Thomas Howard: Behavioral Portfolio Management). Book Review, pp. 222-224. | |
| Tamás Rózsás: For-profit education in developing countries (James Tooley: The Beautiful Tree: A Personal Journey Into How the World’s Poorest People are Educating Themselves). Book Review, pp. 225-227. | |
| Orsolya Vida: Earthmoving migration (Paul Collier: Exodus - How Migration is Changing Our World). Book Review, pp. 228-231. | |
| István Ábel: New narrative for Europe (A report on the Lamfalussy Conference). Conference Report, pp. 232-235. | |
| Katalin Lencsés: What lies ahead for insurance companies? (Review of the V. International Insurance Conference of the Association of Hungarian Insurance Companies (MABISZ)). Conference Report, pp. 236-240. |
| Financial and Economic Review, Vol. 13 Issue 4, December 2014 | Download / Read |
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| György Matolcsy: Foreword, pp. 5-10. | |
| Ádám Balog - György Matolcsy - Márton Nagy - Balázs Vonnák: Credit crunch in Hungary between 2009 and 2013: is the creditless period over? Peer-reviewed Paper, pp. 11-34. | |
| István Ábel - Orsolya Csortos - Kristóf Lehmann - Annamária Madarász - Zoltán Szalai: Inflation targeting in the light of lessons from the financial crisis. Peer-reviewed Paper, pp. 35-56. | |
| Katalin Bodnár - Zsolt Kovalszky - Emese Kreiszné Hudák: Recovery from crises and lending. Peer-reviewed paper, pp. 57-85. | |
| Thomas F. Huertas: Resolution Reform. Peer-reviewed Paper, pp. 86-99. | |
| András Bethlendi - Richárd Végh: Crowdfunding - could it become a viable option for Hungarian small businesses? Peer-reviewed Paper, pp. 100-124. | |
| Ludovit Ódor - Gábor P. Kiss: Back to basics - good indicators for good fiscal institutions! Peer-reviewed Paper, pp. 125-151. | |
| József Banyár: Two scenarios of the evolution of modern pension systems. Peer-reviewed Paper, pp. 152-177. | |
| Miklós Virág - Tamás Nyitrai: The application of ensemble methods in forecasting bankruptcy. Peer-reviewed Paper, pp. 178-193. | |
| Tamás Bánkuty: How Human Psychology Drives the Economy, and Why It Matters for Global Capitalism (George A. Akerlof - Robert J. Shiller: Animal Spirits - How Human Psychology Drives the Economy, and Why It Matters for Global Capitalism). Book Review, pp. 194-195. | |
| András Kómár: The Undercover Economist (Tim Harford: The Undercover Economist Strikes Back, How to Run – or Ruin – an Economy). Book Review, pp. 196-197. | |
| Nikolett Vágó: Old and New Challenges in Emerging Europe (Thierry Bracke - Reiner Martin: From Crisis to Recovery Old and New Challenges in Emerging Europe). Book Review, pp. 198-200. | |
| Barnabás Virág: To the margins of a Nobel Prize winner’s ideas Beyond the cycles - long-term challenges of the global economy. Essay, pp. 201-204. | |
| Milán Csaba Badics: Stock market time series forecasting with data mining methods. Kochmeister Awarded Paper, pp. 205-225. |