Czech Journal of Economics and Finance (Finance a uver)

1990 - 2024

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Monetary Conditions Indicators pp. 654-672: Martin Èihák and Tomas Holub
The Money in Circulation Demand pp. 673-684: Daniel Kožel
Dividends in the Czech Capital Market and an Optimal Investment Strategy pp. 685-698: Miloš Filip
Young Economists on the Methodology of Economics pp. 699-702: Viktor Kotlán
Economic Policy of the Slovak Republic in the Years 1990?99 (Eds: A. Marcincin ?M. Beblavy) pp. 703-707: Milan Žák

The Czech National Bank's Inflation Report for Q2 2000 pp. 514-522: Ènb
Exchange Rates and Foreign Trade - An Example Involving Japan and the USA pp. 523-538: Jiøí Jaroš
Economic Transition in the Slovak Republic pp. 539-549: Daniela Zemanovièová
Open Economy Macroeconomics: 1999 Nobel Prize pp. 550-554: Martin Èihák
Public Budgets in the Czech Republic - Searching the Root of Imbalance pp. 555-558: Ondrej Schneider
Chaos Theory pp. 559-561: Martin Èihák
European Economic Association Congress 2000 pp. 562-563: Katerina Smidkova
Theoretical and Practical Aspects of Public Finance pp. 564-566: David Trytko

International Economics - A Small Open Economy Applications pp. 450-451: Evžen Koèenda
Monetary and Fiscal Policies' Efficiency and the Determination of a Nominal Equilibrium Exchange Rate pp. 452-463: Emil Stavrev
Effective Market Classification: Theory and Application in the Czech Economy pp. 452-461: Martin Mandel
Foreign Direct Investment and Productivity of Firms pp. 478-487: Martin Jarolím
Coordination of the Czech Economic Policy in Network Industries with Practice in the EU pp. 488-502: Lubomir Lizal
Exchange Rates and Monetary Measures pp. 503-511: Evžen Koèenda and Juraj Valachy

Is EMU an Endangered Specie? Regional Impacts of Single Monetary Policy pp. 386-405: Viktor Kotlán and Martin Macháèek
The Impact of the Introduction of the Euro on the Structure and the Trade Volume of the European Derivatives Exchanges pp. 406-420: Jan Hájek
The Czech National Bank?s Inflation Report for Q1 2000 pp. 421-429: Ènb
Karel Englis's Contribution to Economic Science pp. 430-444: František Vencovský

Macroeconomic and Financial Aspects of Euro-Area Development pp. 310-325: Michal Mejstøík
The Integration of Czech Banking into the European Single Market pp. 326-347: Petr Procházka
Decision Making on Excessive Deficits in the EMU pp. 348-360: Frantisek Turnovec
Road to EMU: Do We Need a Flexible Exchange Rate? pp. 361-383: Martin Cincibuch and David Vavra

Comparison of Monetary Policy Rules Using a Czech Economy Model pp. 258-269: Katerina Smidkova
Czech Financial Market Efficiency in Light of Recent Interest Rate Cuts pp. 270-282: Richard Podpiera
Inflation Targeting Countries' Experience pp. 283-293: David Marek
Gender Wage Differentials in the Czech Republic pp. 294-297: Martin Èihák
Constitutional Economics pp. 298-301: Martin Èihák

The Czech National Bank´s Inflation Report for Q4 1999 pp. 194-206: Ènb
Inflation and Income Distribution pp. 207-223: Aleš Bulíø and Anne-Marie Gulde
Alternative Monetary Policy Rules in the Model of the Czech Economy pp. 224-243: Katerina Smidkova
Financial Indicators and the Czech Economy, Macroeconomic Stabilization and Monetary Policy in Transition Economies pp. 243-245: Viktor Kotlán

Public Finance Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow pp. 126-129: Vladimír Bezdìk
Taxes at the Crossing pp. 130-146: Ladislav Minèiè
Fiscal Risks Are Not Only in the Budget pp. 147-159: Hana Brixi
Structural Deficits in Czech Public Finances pp. 160-174: Aleš Kreidl and Onøej Schneider
Local Budgets: The Road to Fiscal Federalism? pp. 175-187: Vìra Kameníèková

Forecasting the Main Tax Revenues in the Czech Economy pp. 66-77: Vladimír Bezdìk and Vladimír Stiller
Black-Scholes Options Pricing Model pp. 78-98: Jiøí Slaèálek
Corporate governance in transition countries pp. 97-112: Anton Marcinèin
Economics as an Imperial Science pp. 113-116: Martin Èihák

The Czech National Bank's Inflation Report for Q3 1999 pp. 3-16: Ènb
Financial Liberalization and Financial Repression in Formerly Socialist Economies pp. 17-39: Cevdet Denizer, Raj Desai and Nikolay Gueorguiev
Central and Eastern Europe Seeks Strategic Partner pp. 40-52: Kateøina Kašová
The Status of the Central Bank pp. 53-57: Martin Èihák