Acta Oeconomica

2011 - 2021

Current editor(s): Mihályi, Péter

From Akadémiai Kiadó, Hungary
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Earnings inequality and tax progressivity in Slovenia, 1991–2009 pp. 405-421: Tine Stanovnik and Miroslav Verbič
Asymmetric competition in the setting of diesel excise taxes in EU countries pp. 423-450: Laszlo Paizs
Population and economic development in Indonesia: A revisit with new data and methods pp. 451-467: Fumitaka Furuoka
The effect of population size in idea-based growth models: A critical survey pp. 469-491: Ákos Dombi
Institutions, democracy and growth in the very long run pp. 493-510: Konstantin Yanovskiy and Sergey Shulgin
Conference reports pp. 511-521: Zsuzsanna Zsibók, Zoltán Grünhut and Gábor Uhrin
Book reviews pp. 523-536: Andreea D. Amarascu, Bastian Becker and Szabolcs Pasztor
About the authors pp. 537-540: Editorial Office of Acta Oeconomica

Parallel stories: FX lending to households in Poland, Romania and Hungary, 1997–2011 pp. 257-286: András Hudecz
Membership structure and dividend payout policies at Hungarian co-operative banks pp. 287-308: Csaba Burger
Determinants of household saving and portfolio choice behaviour in Turkey pp. 309-331: Halime Temel Nalın
The selected works of János Kornai are published in 10 volumes (Foreword) pp. 333-333: Editorial Office of Acta Oeconomica
Centralization and market reform: — An introductory study to volume III of the Life’s Work Series pp. 335-366: János Kornai
János Kornai’s Anti-Equilibrium, a harbinger of evolutionary economics pp. 367-375: Peter Mihalyi
Conference report pp. 377-381: Gergő Merész, Bertalan Németh and Balázs Péter Sinkovits
Book reviews pp. 383-399: Adrian Fanaca, Joseph Larsen and Andrea Magda Nagy
About the authors pp. 401-404: Editorial Office of Acta Oeconomica

European evidence on intellectual capital: Linking methodologies with firm disclosures pp. 139-156: Liliana Feleagă, Niculae Feleagă, Voicu D. Dragomir and Luciana M. Râbu
Which firms are the most innovative? The importance of multinationals and exporters in Portugal pp. 157-184: Armando Silva, Oscar Afonso and Ana Paula Africano
The influence of value on loyalty in the supermarket industry pp. 185-200: Nic S. Terblanche
Main actors and their strategies in Hungarian higher education pp. 201-224: Zoltán Lakner
The Greek economy in a Kaldorian developmental framework: A comment pp. 225-228: Eleni Delivani and Christos Nikas
Conference reports pp. 229-236: Ádám Kerényi and Andrea Tönkő
Book Reviews pp. 237-250: Martina Dupáková, Anna Burger and Ágnes Hidi
About the authors pp. 251-255: Editorial Office of Acta Oeconomica

Interconnection and incentive regulation in network industries pp. 1-21: Iván Major and Károly Kiss
Venture capital and private equity industry in Hungary pp. 23-42: Judit Karsai
The real price of intellectual property: evaluation of franchisees’ benefits pp. 43-60: Ivan Kotliarov
The Greek economy in a Kaldorian developmental framework pp. 61-75: Constantinos Katrakilidis, Persefoni Tsaliki and Theodosios Tsiakis
The determinants of lifelong learning incidence across European countries (evidence from EU-SILC dataset) pp. 77-97: Marco Biagetti and Sergio Scicchitano
Conference reports pp. 99-111: Zsuzsánna Biedermann and Péter Holtzer
Book Reviews pp. 113-131: Peter Mihalyi, Dóra Győrffy and Shane Markowitz
About the authors pp. 133-138: Editorial Office of Acta Oeconomica

Pressing problems of the euro zone — And beyond (OR: What may break the camel’s back) pp. 423-434: Jan Winiecki
Open Innovation in Portugal pp. 435-458: Aurora Teixeira and Mariana Lopes
Productivity and credit constraints: A firm-level propensity score evidence for agricultural farms in central and east European countries pp. 459-487: Pavel Ciaian, Jan Falkowski and d'Artis Kancs
Determinants of sales rates at Turkish art auctions pp. 489-503: Erdal Atukeren and Aylin Seckin
The key to competitiveness: Forecast pp. 505-518: Zoltán Kovács
Conference reports pp. 519-535: Viktória Vásáry, Tamás Halm and Erzsébet Kovács
Book Reviews pp. 537-556: Abby Hogan and Ádám Török
About the authors pp. 557-562: Editorial Office of Acta Oeconomica

EURO zone crisis and EU governance: Tackling a flawed design and inadequate policy arrangements pp. 295-319: Daniel Dăianu
Performance and efficiency of governments in OECD countries pp. 321-344: László Muraközy
Government debt vs. financial depth dilemma in developing countries: The case of Turkey pp. 345-362: İmre Ersoy
The selected works of János Kornai are published in 10 volumes foreword pp. 363-364: Peter Mihalyi
What Economics of Shortage and The Socialist System have to say to the (Hungarian) readers today pp. 365-384: János Kornai
The resonance and impact of Economics of Shortage pp. 385-395: Balazs Hamori
Conference report pp. 397-402: Anita Veres
Book Reviews pp. 403-417: Shane F. Branon, Ágnes Hidi and Sanja Hajdinjak
About the authors pp. 419-422: Editorial Office of Acta Oeconomica

Can fiscal sovereignty be reconciled with fiscal discipline? pp. 141-160: George Kopits
The effects of the economic crisis on income convergence in the European Union pp. 161-182: Nenad Stanisic
Income convergence in Europe: Catching up or falling behind? pp. 183-204: Megan Czasonis and Michael A. Quinn
Data reduction and univariate splitting — Do they together provide better corporate bankruptcy prediction? pp. 205-228: Tamás Kristóf and Miklós Virág
Capital structure and its choice in Central and Eastern Europe pp. 229-263: Péter Hernádi and Mihály Ormos
Conference reports pp. 265-279: Anders Aslund, László Jankovics and Krisztina Vida
Book reviews pp. 281-290: Peter Mihalyi and Blagoy Kitanov

Lectori salutem pp. 1-1: Ádám Török and Peter Mihalyi
A world between crises pp. 3-13: Grzegorz W. Kolodko
The crisis in Greece and the EU-IMF rescue package: Determinants and pitfalls pp. 15-39: Anna Visvizi
Partisanship and international trade: Some international evidence pp. 41-63: Chun-Ping Chang and Chien-Chiang Lee
How much is intellectual capital worth for the organization? pp. 65-91: János Kövesi, Zsuzsanna Tóth and Tamás Jónás
Conference reports pp. 93-112: Ewa Latoszek, Anna Masłoń Oracz, Peter Mihalyi, Viktória Vásáry and Tamás Halm
Book reviews pp. 113-134: Péter Felcsuti, György Csáki and Lela Rekhviashvili
About the authors pp. 135-139: Editorial Office of Acta Oeconomica