Acta Oeconomica

2011 - 2021

Current editor(s): Mihályi, Péter

From Akadémiai Kiadó, Hungary
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Volume 69, issue supplement2, 2019

Introduction to the Special Issue on the Internationalisation of Central and Eastern European firms pp. 7-11

Magdolna Sass and Peter Mihalyi

A Study of Regional-Level Location Factors of Car Manufacturing Companies in the EU pp. 13-39

Ottó Csíki, Réka Horváth and Levente Szász

The Specialties of the Pharmaceutical Value Chains in Hungary pp. 41-72

Katalin Antalóczy, Tamás Gáspár and Magdolna Sass

Just Look behind the Data! Czech and Hungarian Outward Foreign Direct Investment and Multinationals pp. 73-105

Magdolna Sass and Jana Vlčková

A Comparative Study of Multinational Subsidiaries and Local Companies in Emerging Economies: A Manufacturing Practice Approach pp. 107-129

Levente Szász, Béla Gergely Rácz, Anca Borza and Botond Benedek

Family Firms with New Leaders in the Global Market.– A Potential Success Story? pp. 131-162

Ticián Baranyai and Miklós Kozma

Differences in Strategies between Rapidly and Gradually Internationalising Polish Firms pp. 163-189

Mirosław Jarosiński and Krystian Barłożewski

Volume 69, issue supplement1, 2019

Celebrating Grzegorz W. Kolodko on his 70th Birthday (Foreword) pp. 1-3

Peter Mihalyi

Institutional Reform and Economic Growth of China: 40-year Progress Toward Marketization pp. 7-20

Gang Fan, Guangrong Ma and Xiaolu Wang

“Tertium Datur” By Grzegorz W. Kolodko pp. 21-30

Valeriy Heyets and Andrii Grytsenko

The Chinese Alternative pp. 31-47

Domenico Mario Nuti

Coexisting with China in the 21st Century pp. 49-70

Gérard Roland

Revisiting Euro Area Accession Terms: Fiscal Rectitude is not Sufficient! pp. 73-97

Daniel Daianu

Comparative Economics, Globalisation and the Eurozone in the Quest for a New Eurozone Paradigm pp. 99-119

Bruno Dallago

Central Banking, Protectionism and Globalization pp. 121-140

Jacob A. Frenkel

The Limits of Stabilization Policies pp. 141-151

Vito Tanzi

New Times, New Economics (Why is the “Old” Economics Failing?) pp. 155-173

Maciej Baltowski

State Capitalism, Economic Systems and the Performance of State Owned Firms pp. 175-193

Saul Estrin, Zhixiang Liang, Daniel Shapiro and Michael Carney

The Pragmatism of John Kenneth Galbraith pp. 195-213

James K. Galbraith

Growth and Development – Catching Up pp. 215-240

Paul Hare

A Vital People: A Necessity for a Good Economy pp. 241-248

Edmund Phelps

Volume 69, issue 4, 2019

Frankenstein's Moral Responsibility pp. 485-494

János Kornai

China, Geopolitics and Geoeconomics. How Not to Fall into the Trap of Narration? pp. 495-522

Grzegorz Malinowski

Political Budget Cycles in the European Union: New Evidence of Fragmentation pp. 523-547

Milan Bednař

The Scale and Financial Performance of State-Owned Enterprises in the CEE Region pp. 549-570

Piotr Matuszak and Katarzyna Szarzec

Grounding Complexity Economics in Framing Modern Governance pp. 571-594

Olivér Kovács

Fiscal Sovereignty under EU Crisis Management: A Comparison of Greece and Hungary pp. 595-624

Zachary Kramer

Volume 69, issue 3, 2019

The Molecular Basis of Private Property pp. 321-332

Kyle J. Mamounis and Walter E. Block

From Democratic to Authoritarian Populism: Comparing Pre- and Post-2010 Hungarian Pension Policies pp. 333-355

Zoltán Ádám and Andras Simonovits

The Importance of Behavioural Factors for Pension Savings Decisions – Cross-Country Evidence pp. 357-391

Anna Kaliciak, Radosław Kurach and Walid Merouani

Parental Job Loss, Secondary School Completion and Home Environment pp. 393-423

Tamás Hajdu, Gabor Kertesi and Gabor Kezdi

Macroeconomic Factors Forming Family Business Heir’s Career Choice Intention pp. 425-444

Predrag Ljubotina, Štefan Bojnec and Jaka Vadnjal

Cost Efficiency Measurement Using Two-Stage Data Envelopment Analysis in the Czech and Slovak Banking Sectors pp. 445-466

Iveta Palečková

Explaining Growth in African Countries – What Matters? pp. 467-484

José Augusto Lopes Da Veiga, Alexandra Lopes, Tiago Sequeira and Marcelo Santos

Volume 69, issue 2, 2019

Gender Diversity and Educational Attainment in Non-Listed Private Firms: Evidence from Slovakia pp. 131-159

Pavol Ochotnický, Nicholas Wilson, Marek Káčer and Martin Alexy

Is Women´s Job Satisfaction Higher than Men´s? Self-Selection, Expectations or Utility Function pp. 161-189

Nuria Sánchez-sánchez and Adolfo C. Fernandez Puente

Money Illusion: Reconsidered in the Light of Cognitive Science pp. 191-215

János Vincze

Fraud Detection in Financial Statements Applying Benford’s Law with Monte Carlo Simulation pp. 217-239

Vladan Pavlović, Goranka Knežević, Marijana Joksimović and Dušan Joksimović

Self-Identification of Polish Academic Economists with Schools of Economic Thought pp. 241-272

Grzegorz Konat, Wanda Karpińska-Mizielińska, Kazimierz Kloc, Tadeusz Smuga and Bartosz Witkowski

Interdependence and Risk Comparison of Slovak, Hungarian and Polish Stock Markets: Policy and Managerial Implications pp. 273-287

Florin Aliu, Besnik Krasniqi, Adriana Knapkova and Fisnik Aliu

Financial Constraints and Export Participation of SMEs in Post-Communist Countries pp. 289-319

Ramiz Rahmanov

Volume 69, issue 1, 2019

The Pitfalls of a Centralized Bureaucracy pp. 1-16

Chenggang Xu

EU-Financed Peripheral Large-Scale Infrastructure Projects and the White Elephant Syndrome: The Example of Rail Baltica pp. 17-39

Viljar Veebel, Raul Markus and Illimar Ploom

Why Post-Communist Countries Choose the Flat Tax: A Comparative Welfare Approach pp. 41-62

Gancho Ganchev and Stoyan Tanchev

Unconditional Basic Income as an Instrument for Reducing Income Inequalities. The Case of Poland pp. 63-79

Piotr Misztal

Chemical Industry and Value-Added Trade – A Comparative Study on Hungary and Poland pp. 81-99

Pawel Folfas and Beáta Udvari

Principal Component Analysis in Negative Interest Rate Environment pp. 101-125

Milan Lazarević

Volume 68, issue supplement2, 2018

Foreword pp. 1-6

Peter Mihalyi

Rethinking Keynesianism 10 Years after the Global Crisis pp. 7-19

Vito Tanzi

Misreading the Great Recession and Applying the Wrong Fix pp. 21-43

Laurence Kotlikoff

Episode or Hysteresis? Some Theoretical and Policy Lessons from the Crisis of 2008 pp. 45-70

Ádám Török and Boglárka Konka

Lessons from the Greek Tragedy pp. 71-84

Anders Aslund

The Western Balkans: Weak Performance since the Crisis pp. 85-120

Marek Dabrowski and Yana Myachenkova

Ten Years after the Crisis in Hungary pp. 121-142

György Surányi

Pieces of a Puzzle (A Concise Monetary History of the 2008 Hungarian Financial Crisis) pp. 143-163

Julia Király

Volume 68, issue supplement1, 2018

Salute to János Kornai pp. 1-2

Eric Maskin

János Kornai turns 90 on January 21, 2018. Editor’s Preface pp. 3-8

Peter Mihalyi

János Kornai as Political Economist pp. 9-25

Stephan Haggard

János Kornai and General Equilibrium Theory pp. 27-52

Mehrdad Vahabi

Kornai and Anti-Equilibrium pp. 53-72

Steve Keen

János Kornai, and Neoclassical versus Institutional Economics pp. 73-83

Jozsef Moczar

Kornai: Shortage versus Surplus Economies pp. 85-98

D. Mario Nuti

Innovation and Shortage: The Yin and Yang of the Health Sector pp. 99-114

Karen Eggleston

Soft Budget Constraints and State Capitalism pp. 115-124

Sergei Guriev

Central Banks: Hesitant Guardians of Equilibrium pp. 125-139

Jerzy Hausner and Andrzej Sławiński

Globalization, Secular Stagnation and Soft National Balances: A Pro-Equilibrium Manifesto pp. 141-152

Leon Podkaminer

Honesty and Trust in Old and New Democracies: Challenges and Disappointments pp. 153-160

Susan Rose-Ackerman

Volume 68, issue 4, 2018

Determinants and Implications of the Eurozone Enlargement pp. 477-498

Gregorz W. Kolodko and Marta Postula

Fifty Shades of Green – What Pales the Final Colour of Green Solutions? pp. 499-519

Andrea Szalavetz

Diverse Approaches to the Multidimensional Assessment of Innovation in the European Union pp. 521-547

Elżbieta Roszko-Wójtowicz and Jacek Białek

Low Wages – Coincidence or a Result? Evidence from Poland pp. 549-572

Maciej Ryczkowski and Monika Maksim

Does the Post-Socialist Past Determine the Relationship between GDP per Capita and Education? Evidence from Europe pp. 573-589

Zsuzsanna Banász and Vivien Valéria Csányi

Financial Returns and Cultural Price Determinants in the Polish Art Market, 1991–2012 pp. 591-615

Sylwester Białowąs, Tomasz Potocki and Anna Rogozińska

Interest Rate Sensitivity of Spanish Companies. An Extension of the Fama-French Five-Factor Model pp. 617-638

Francisco Jareño, María De La O González, Marta Tolentino and Sara Rodríguez

Volume 68, issue 3, 2018

Taxing Impact of Terrorism on Global Economic Openness of Developed and Developing Countries pp. 311-335

Abubakr Saeed, Yuhua Ding, Shawkat Hammoudeh and Ishtiaq Ahmad

Terrorist Activities and Capital Flows of Developed Countries pp. 337-352

Tomislav Galović, Heri Bezić and Petar Mišević

The Eurozone TARGET-system from the Perspective of Portugal pp. 353-376

Raquel R. da Costa and Sérgio Lagoa

Measuring Heterogeneity of House Price Developments in Hungary, 1990–2016 pp. 377-414

Adam Banai, Nikolett Vágó and Sándor Winkler

Capital Structure and Religion. Some International Evidence pp. 415-442

Ingrid Dragota, Victor Dragotă, Andreea Curmei-Semenescu and Daniel Traian Pele

Publishing Ideas: The Factors Determining the Number of Book Titles pp. 443-466

Aurelian-Petruş Plopeanu, Bas van Leeuwen and Péter Földvári

Volume 68, issue 2, 2018

Measuring Bank Efficiency and Market Power in the Household and Corporate Credit Markets Considering Credit Risks pp. 175-207

Zsuzsanna Hosszú and Bálint Dancsik

Public Debt and Economic Growth: Further Evidence for the Euro Area pp. 209-229

Marta Gómez-Puig and Simon Sosvilla-Rivero

Impact of Public Debt Sustainability on Fiscal Policy in Croatia pp. 231-244

Hrvoje Šimović

Do Institutions Still Matter for Investors? Impact of Institutional Determinants on Investment Infl ows into European Economies pp. 245-270

Victoria Donu and Martin Janíčko

The Impact of Education Expenditures on Growth in the EU28 – A Spatial Econometric Perspective pp. 271-294

Lena Malesevic Perovic, Silvia Golem and Maja Mihaljević Kosor

The Value of a Child Born in the European Union pp. 295-309

Tamás Ágh, Katalin Gáspár, Balázs Nagy, Matthieu Lehmann and Zoltán Kaló

Volume 68, issue 1, 2018

The Ceecs in Global Value Chains: The Role of Germany pp. 1-29

Łukasz Ambroziak

Determinants of Total Factor Productivity in Visegrad Group Nuts-2 Regions pp. 31-50

Barbara Danska-Borsiak

Estimation of Causal Relationship between World Gold Prices and Kse 100 Index: Evidence from Johansen Cointegration Technique pp. 51-77

Rizwan Raheem Ahmed and Jolita Vveinhardt

Volatility Spillover Effect in Western Balkans pp. 79-100

Milica Latinovic, Vesna Bogojevic Arsic and Milica Bulajic

Oil Depletion and Quality of Democracy in Selected Middle-East Countries pp. 101-114

Lotfali Agheli

The Impact of the Institutional Environment on the Shadow Economy pp. 115-133

Tural Makhmudov, Maria Konovalova, Olga Kuzmina and Natalia Persteneva

The Effects of Use Values, Amenities and Payments for Public Goods on Farmland Prices: Evidence from Poland pp. 135-158

Bazyli Czyzewski, Radoslaw Trojanek and Anna Matuszczak