Acta Oeconomica

2011 - 2021

Current editor(s): Mihályi, Péter

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Volume 67, issue supplement1, 2017

The Kaldorian Conference Series. Editor’s preface pp. 7-9

László Andor and Peter Mihalyi

Nicholas Kaldor’s Life and Insights into the Applied Economics of Growth pp. 11-30

Anthony Thirlwall

Stylised Facts pp. 31-35

Robert Skidelsky

Kaldor after Ricardo, Keynes and Kalecki: Perspectives on Theory and Policies pp. 37-46

Stuart Holland

Kaldor and Kornai on Economics without Equilibrium – Two Life Courses pp. 47-66

Peter Mihalyi

Labour Productivity Growth Slowdown: An Effect of Economic Stagnation Rather than its Cause? pp. 67-77

Leon Podkaminer

The Impact of Experts on Tax Policy in Post-War Britain and Sweden pp. 79-96

Per F. Andersson

Persistent Growth Slowdowns in Fast-Growing Middle-Income Economies pp. 97-111

Krisztina Sőreg

Neoclassical versus Kaldorian Explanations of Southern Europe’s Productivity Slowdown pp. 113-135

Alberto Bagnai and Christian Alexander Mongeau Ospina

Supporting Sustainability and Reducing Inequality: Is there a Conflict between Them? pp. 137-155

Frances Stewart

Káldor versus Varga – The Hungarian Three-Year Economic Reconstruction Plan of 1947 pp. 157-173

André Mommen

The Intra-EU Migration Challenge in the Light of Kaldor’s Legacy pp. 175-196

Anita Pelle

Program of the Conference “Economic Growth and Social Equity. Nicholas Kaldor’s Legacy in the 21st Century”, 30 September 2016 – Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary pp. 197-202

Organizers

Volume 67, issue 4, 2017

Ranking of EU National Banking Systems Using Multi-Criteria Analysis in the Light of Brexit pp. 473-509

Magdalena Radulescu, Aleksandra Fedajev and Djordje Nikolic

Post-Communist Countries of the EU and the Euro: Dynamic Linkages between Exchange Rates pp. 511-538

Nikolaos Stoupos and Apostolos Kiohos

Business Cycles Synchronisation between EU-15 and Selected Eastern European Countries – The Wavelet Coherence Approach pp. 539-556

Jovan Njegić, Dejan Živkov and Jelena Damnjanović

Cycles of Nationalisation and Privatisation and the Role of the State in Ireland pp. 557-583

Annamaria Artner

Subjective Equivalence Scales Using EU-SILC Panel Data for Poland, the Czech Republic and Hungary pp. 585-604

Leszek Morawski, Małgorzata Kalbarczyk and Rafał Miśta

Estimating Growth Contributions by Structural Decomposition of Input-Output Tables pp. 605-642

Krisztián Koppány

Does the Policy of Rural Land Rights Confirmation Promote the Transfer of Farmland in China? pp. 643-672

Hengzhou Xu, Yihang Zhao, Ronghui Tan and Hongchun Yin

Volume 67, issue 3, 2017

The Emergence of Macroprudential Bank Regulation: A Review pp. 289-309

Katalin Mérő

Evaluation of IMF Programmes on Employment in the EU pp. 311-332

Gurgen Ohanyan and Armenia Androniceanu

The Efficiency of Active Labour Market Policies in the European Union: Does It Make Sense Increasing the Bill? pp. 333-357

Juan González Alegre

What has been Wrong with the Retirement Rules in Hungary? pp. 359-387

Tibor Czeglédi, Andras Simonovits, Endre Szabó and Melinda Tir

Regional Growth and Convergence in Spain: Is the Decentralisation Model Important? pp. 389-412

E. Macarena Hernández-Salmerón and Carlos Usabiaga

Equalising or Polarising: The Centre–Periphery Model and the Absorption of EU Funds under Regional Operational Programmes in Poland pp. 413-434

Wojciech Kisiała, Artur Bajerski and Bartosz Stępiński

International Competitiveness and Restructuring of the Croatian Food Industry pp. 435-462

Goran Buturac, Željko Lovrinèeviæ and Davor Mikuliæ

Persisting Inequality. A Case of Probabilistic Drive towards Divergence – Errata to Acta Oeconomica, Volume 67/2, pp. 215–234, DOI: 10.1556/032.2017.67.2.4 pp. 463

Robin Maialeh

Volume 67, issue 2, 2017

What Determines the Permanent Emigration of Poles? The Analysis of the Spatial Diversification of Causes in three Economic Age Groups pp. 149-172

Karolina Lewandowska-Gwarda and Elżbieta Antczak

Understanding Emigration Propensity of Romanian Teachers. Does Ethnicity Play a Role? pp. 173-193

Zizi Goschin, Angel-Alex Hăisan and Mihai Avornicului

European Integration Perspectives: From Cohesion to Divergence? pp. 195-214

Vedran Recher and Nataša Kurnoga

Persisting Inequality: A Case of Probabilistic Drive towards Divergence pp. 215-234

Robin Maialeh

Determinants of Government Bond Spreads and Contagion between 2001–2014 pp. 235-256

Kristóf Gyódi

Realism in Economics: The New Classical Case pp. 257-279

Péter Galbács

Volume 67, issue 1, 2017

Change in the Ownership Policy Paradigm in Poland: State Control vs. Privatisation pp. 1-20

Piotr Kozarzewski and Maciej Bałtowski

Financial Distress and Ownership Structure: The Case of Serbia pp. 21-41

Dragana Radjen and Nemanja Stanisic

Intrapreneurs and Entrepreneurs – Do They Differ in Romania? pp. 43-61

Annamária Dézsi-Benyovszki and Tünde Petra Szabó

Solvency Effects of Taxation: A Comparison of Hungarian Banks and Insurance Companies pp. 63-75

Borbála Szüle

Determinants of the Exports of Hungary: Trade Theory and the Gravity Model pp. 77-97

László Erdey and Andrea Pöstényi

CEE’s Export Instability toward East Asian Markets: Evidence from Panel ARDL Models pp. 99-115

Shoiw-Mei Tseng

Is There a Non-Linear Relationship between Trade and Growth? A Panel Threshold Analysis for Central and Eastern European Countries pp. 117-136

Pelin Varol İyidoğan, Başak Dalgıç and Hale Akbulut

Volume 66, issue supplement1, 2016

Grexit, Brexit – The future of Europe. Editor’s preface pp. 1-3

Peter Mihalyi

Brexit and the Cat pp. 5-19

Ádám Török

The future of the European Union: Towards a functional federalism pp. 21-48

Marek Dabrowski

Economic disintegration of the European Union: Not unavoidable, but probable pp. 49-60

Leon Podkaminer

The EU at sixty: A watershed or business as usual? (Comparing Grexit to Brexit) pp. 61-75

László Csaba

Grexit and Brexit: Rational choice, compatibility, and coercive adaptation pp. 77-91

Steven Rosefielde

Brexit: The end or the beginning of a long road pp. 93-110

Balázs H. Váradi, Tímea Várnai and Barnabás Virág

The future of European integration and Brexit: Is Brexit only Brexit? pp. 111-136

Bruno Dallago

Brexit: Reasons and challenges pp. 137-156

Miklós Somai and Zsuzsánna Biedermann

Volume 66, issue 4, 2016

The System Paradigm Revisited. Clarification and Additions in the Light of Experiences in the Post-Socialist Region pp. 547-596

János Kornai

Effects of Fiscal Rules on Budgetary Outcomes: The Case of the European Union Member States pp. 597-616

Agata Szymanska

Export Specialisation and Output Synchronisation in the Euro Area: The Case of Southern Countries pp. 617-637

Sofia Gouveia

Openness and the Strength of Monetary Transmission: International Evidence pp. 639-659

Bruno Ćorić, Lena Malesevic Perovic and Vladimir Šimić

Mutual Trustworthiness as a Governance Mechanism in Business Relationships – A Dyadic Data Analysis pp. 661-684

Andrea Gelei and Imre Dobos

Technical Efficiency and Total Factor Productivity in the Kazakh Banking Industry pp. 685-709

Adnan Kasman and Kamila Mekenbayeva

Volume 66, issue 3, 2016

Does Inflation Targeting Work Well? Evidence from CEE Countries pp. 375-392

Chen Wang

On the Neutrality of Money in CEE (EU Member) States: A Panel Cointegration Analysis pp. 393-418

Marinko Skare, Manuel Benazić and Daniel Tomić

The Psychology of Investing: Stock Market Recommendations and Their Impact on Investors’ Decisions (The Example of the Polish Stock Market) pp. 419-437

Jakub Keller and Radoslaw Pastusiak

Diagnosing Cluster Competitiveness Using Firm-Level Data in the Profit–Growth Nexus Framework pp. 439-463

Áron Perényi

The Intensification of Foreign Trade in Post-Socialist Countries and Their Role in Global Value Chains pp. 465-487

Ewa Cieślik, Jadwiga Biegańska and Stefania Środa-Murawska

Discouraged or Added Worker Effect: Which One Prevails in the Polish Labour Market? pp. 489-505

Ewa Gałecka-Burdziak and Robert Pater

Empirical Study of Spatial Differentiation of Youth Unemployment in Russia pp. 507-526

Tatiana Blinova, Vladimir Markov and Viktor Rusanovskiy

Valuation Methods for the Housing Market: Evidence from Budapest pp. 527-546

Dávid Kutasi and Milán Csaba Badics

Volume 66, issue 2, 2016

The Arab and Post-Communist Transitions: Similarities, Differences, and Common Lessons pp. 181-212

Marek Dabrowski

Gender Inequality in Muslim Majority Countries: Myths versus Facts pp. 213-231

Nezahat Doğan

A Counterfactual Analysis of Regulatory Changes in Hungary: Could the FX Lending Crisis have been Avoided? pp. 233-259

Dóra Siklós

This paper provides an empirical evaluation of the effects of income taxation on personal savings in Serbia, by taking into account both transmitting channels: the direct impact of capital income tax on the rate-of-return and the indirect impact of labour income tax on disposable income. The estimated elasticity of bank deposits to the rate of return of 0.3 and the estimated elasticity of employment income to a labour tax wedge of –0.38 suggest that income tax function aimed at minimising the efficiency losses should not considerably differentiate the tax burden on labour and capital income. We show that in the case of the introduction of a revenue-neutral income tax, with a single marginal tax rate of 15% and considerably largerlabour income exemption, households’ savings in Serbia would decline by 0.27%. This means that the negative impact of a rise in the capital income tax wedge on savings would prevail over the positive effects of a labour tax wedge cut. The results imply that the overall possibility to boost savings using tax policy is modest pp. 261-281

Sasa Randjelovic

Intra-Industry Trade in the Visegrad Countries: Does the Linder Hypothesis Hold? pp. 283-306

Martin Grancay, Nóra Grančay and Jolita Vveinhardt

Verification of the Relationship between FDI and GDP in Poland pp. 307-332

Aneta Kosztowniak

The Investment Attractiveness of Companies Listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange to Sovereign Wealth Funds pp. 333-350

Dariusz Urban

Convergence in R&D Intensity across European Countries: A Fractional Integration Approach pp. 351-374

Amaia Altuzarra

Volume 66, issue 1, 2016

The Issue of Macroeconomic Closure Revisited and Extended pp. 1-31

Ernő Zalai and Tamas Revesz

The Reversal of the Privatisation Logic in Central European Transition Economies (An Essay) pp. 33-55

Miklós Szanyi

Investigations Concerning E-Government Adoption in Transition Economies pp. 57-78

Zsuzsanna Szabo and Lucian Chiriac

Foreign Bank Penetration and the Domestic Banking System: Empirical Evidence from Turkey Based on the VAR Approach pp. 79-105

Dervis Kirikkaleli

The Other Month Effect: Some Evidence from the Central and Eastern European Markets pp. 107-124

Yi-Chieh Wen and Bin Li

Central Bank Credibility: Determinants and Measurement. A Cross-Country Study pp. 125-151

Joanna Mackiewicz-Łyziak

Measuring Firms’ Input Congestion with Consideration of Environmental Factors: The Case of European Railway Transport pp. 153-171

Erwin Lin