Czech Journal of Economics and Finance (Finance a uver)

1990 - 2024

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The Perils of Tax Smoothing: Sustainable Fiscal Policy with Random Shocks to Permanent Output pp. 502-524: Evan Tanner and Kevin Carey
Monetary Policy Efficiency in the Economies of Central Asia pp. 525-553: Asel Isaková
Financial Market Access and Capital Income Inequality pp. 554-575: Miquel Pellicer

Hits and Misses: Ten Years of Czech Inflation Targeting (Introduction) pp. 398-405: Katerina Smidkova and Aleš Bulíø
Inflation Target Fulfillment in the Czech Republic in 1998–2007: Some Stylized Facts pp. 406-424: Juraj Antal, Michal Hlaváèek and Tomas Holub
Causes of Deviations from the CNB’s Inflation Targets: An Empirical Analysis pp. 425-433: Tomas Holub
Do Central Bank Forecast Errors Contribute to the Missing of Inflation Targets? The Case of the Czech Republic pp. 434-453: Juraj Antal, Michal Hlaváèek and Roman Horvath
The History of Inflation Targeting in the Czech Republic Through the Lens of a Dynamic General Equilibrium Model pp. 454-469: Jaromir Hurnik, Ondra Kamenik and Jan Vlèek
Asymmetric Monetary Policy in the Czech Republic? pp. 470-481: Roman Horvath
Undershooting of the Inflation Target in the Czech Republic: The Role of Inflation Expectations pp. 482-492: Roman Horvath

The Role of Inflation Expectations in the New EU Member States: Consumer Survey Based Results pp. 298-317: Konstantins Benkovskis
Inflation Differentials in New EU Member States: Empirical Evidence pp. 318-328: Roman Horvath and Kamila Koprnická
Policy Risk in Action: Pension Reforms and Social Security Wealth in Hungary, Czech Republic, and Slovakia pp. 329-357: Libor Dusek and Juraj Kopecsni
How Do Neural Networks Enhance the Predictability of Central European Stock Returns? pp. 358-376: Jozef Baruník

Measuring the Financial Markets’ Perception of EMU Enlargement: The Role of Ambiguity Aversion pp. 210-230: Martin Cincibuch and Matrina Horníková
Productivity, Export Performance, and Financing of the Czech Corporate Sector: The Effects of Foreign Direct Investment pp. 232-247: Adam Gersl
Estimating the Dynamics of Weak Efficiency on the Prague Stock Exchange Using the Kalman Filter pp. 248-260: Vít Pošta
Application of the American Real Flexible Switch Options Methodology A Generalized Approach pp. 261-275: Zdeněk Zmeškal

Rent Extraction by Large Shareholders: Evidence Using Dividend Policy in the Czech Republic pp. 106-130: Jan Bena and Jan Hanousek
The Banking Sector and Macroeconomic Performance in Central European Economies pp. 131-151: Merja Festiæ and Jani Bekõ
Transmission Channels, Risk Sharing, and EMU Dispersions pp. 152-165: Emil Stavrev
Exchange Rate Management and Inflation Targeting: Modeling the Exchange Rate in Reduced-Form New Keynesian Models pp. 166-194: Jaromír Beneš, Jaromir Hurnik and David Vavra

Stock Market Integration and the Speed of Information Transmission pp. 2-20: Alexandr Èerný and Michal Koblas
Influence of Secondary Offerings on the Liquidity and Trading Activity of Stocks Outstanding pp. 21-37: Miguel A. Acedo, Fco. Javier Ruiz and Rafael Santamaría
Competition and Relative Prices when the Exchange Rate Changes: Evidence from Exporting Companies pp. 38-56: Jiri Podpiera and Marie Raková
What Explains Growth and Inflation Dispersions in EMU? pp. 57-67: Emil Stavrev
Small Businesses and the Shadow Economy pp. 68-81: Bojan Nastav and Štefan Bojnec
The 2007 Nobel Prize in Economics: Mechanism Design Theory pp. 82-89: Martin Èihák

The Science and Art of Monetary-Policy Communication pp. 490-498: Martin Èihák
Monetary-Policy Communication: The Experience of the Swedish Riksbank pp. 499-520: Mikael Apel and Anders Vredin
Some Benefits of Monetary-Policy Transparency in New Zealand pp. 521-539: Aaron Drew and Ozer Karagedikli
Striving to Be “Clearly Open” and “Crystal Clear”: Monetary Policy Communication of the CNB pp. 540-557: Katerina Smidkova and Aleš Bulíø
Why Central Bankers Should Disclose: Interest Rate Forecast pp. 558-576: Jan Filáček, Lubos Komarek and Petr Král
Why and How to Assess Inflation-Target Fulfillment pp. 577-594: Jan Filáèek

Determinants of Exchange-Rate Volatility: The Case of the New EU Members pp. 414-432: Juraj Stanèík
Trade Creation and Diversion in the Enlarged EU Market: Evidence for Agricultural Trade in Slovakia pp. 433-447: Dusan Drabik, Jan Pokrivcak and Pavel Ciaian
Foreign Direct Investment, Corporate Finance, and the Life Cycle of Investment pp. 448-464: Adam Gersl and Michal Hlaváček
Cobb-Douglas Production Function: The Case of a Converging Economy pp. 465-476: Dana Hájková and Jaromir Hurnik

The EU Budget Dispute – A Blessing in Disguise? pp. 304-323: Ondrej Schneider
The Impact of EU Regional Support on Growth and Employment pp. 324-340: Sandy Dall’erba and Julie Le Gallo
Financial Integration of Stock Markets among New EU Member States and the Euro Area pp. 341-362: Ian Babetskii, Lubos Komarek and Zlatuse Komarkova
Pick Your Poison: The Exchange Rate Regime and Capital Account Volatility in Emerging Markets pp. 363-381: Shigeru Iwata and Evan Tanner
An Endogenous Attitude to Firms’ Risk Aversion: A Model pp. 382-399: Michal Bauer

The Banking Sector in New EU Member Countries: A Sectoral Financial Flows Analysis (in English) pp. 200-224: Evžen Koèenda, Jan Hanousek and Peter Ondko
Vulnerability to Shocks in EMU: 1991–2004 (in English) pp. 225-234: Oscar Bajo-Rubio and Carmen Diaz-Roldan
Information Efficiency of the Capital Market: a Stochastic Calculus Approach Evidence from the Czech Republic (in English) pp. 235-254: Vít Pošta and Zbynìk Hackl
Occupational Gender Segregation in the Czech Republic (in English) pp. 255-271: Stepan Jurajda and Michal Franta
Organized Labor and Restructuring: Coal Mining in the Czech Republic and Romania (in English) pp. 272-291: Jan Bruha, Delia Ionascu and Byeongju Jeong

Structural and Cyclical Unemployment: What Can Be Derived from the Matching Function? (in English) pp. 102-125: Kamil Galušèák and Daniel Münich
The Determinants of Corporate Debt Maturity Structure: Evidence from Czech Firms (in English) pp. 142-158: Pavel Körner
Croatian and Slovenian Mutual Funds and Bosnian Investments Funds (in English) pp. 159-177: Boris Podobnik, Vanco Balen, Timotej Jagric and Marko Kolanovic

Systemic Loss: A Measure of Financial Stability (in English) pp. 5-26: Martin Cihak
Foreign Banks, Foreign Lending and Cross-Border Contagion: Evidence from the BIS Data (in English) pp. 27-40: Adam Gersl
New Approaches to Stress Testing the Czech Banking Sector (in English) pp. 41-59: Martin Èihák, Jaroslav Heømánek and Michal Hlaváèek
Macroeconomic Environment and Credit Risk (in English) pp. 60-78: Petr Jakubík