Czech Journal of Economics and Finance (Finance a uver)

1990 - 2026

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Volume 55, issue 11-12, 2005

The World is Watching: Rankings of Czech and Slovak Economics Departments (in English) pp. 518-530

Martin Gregor and Ondrej Schneider

Institutional Research Capital and Individual Performance of Economists in the CR (in Czech) pp. 531-545

Frantisek Turnovec

The State of Economic Research in Slovakia (in Slovak) pp. 546-562

Pavel Ciaian, Ján Pokrivèák and Miroslava Rajcaniova

Publish or Perish? On the Importance of Publishing on the Economic Sciences Tenure-track in the CR (in Czech) pp. 563-577

Martin Macháèek and Eva Kolcunová

What the GDP Indicator Does Not Reveal in Economic Analyses (in English) pp. 578-594

Rùžena Vintrová

Volume 55, issue 9-10, 2005

Stress Testing of Banking Systems (in English) pp. 418-440

Martin Èihák

Shareholder Democracy in the Czech Republic (in Czech) pp. 441-459

Jiøí Havel

Skewness in Financial Returns: Evidence from the Portuguese Stock Market (in English) pp. 460-470

Carlos Machado-Santos and Ana Cristina Fernandes

Information Efficiency of Central Europe Stock Exchanges (in Czech) pp. 471-482

Karel Diviš and Petr Teply

Exchange-Rate Convergence and Entrance to the Eurozone III - Selected Problems of New Member States (in Czech) pp. 483-505

Zdenìk Èech, Roman Horvath and Lubos Komarek

Volume 55, issue 7-8, 2005

: Inflation Targeting, Expectations and Uncertainty in Monetary Policy (Guest editor’s summary) (in English) pp. 314-315

Jan Frait

How Inflation Targeters (Can) Deal with Uncertainty pp. 316-332

Katerina Smidkova

Is the CNB Predictable? pp. 333-343

David Navratil and Viktor Kotlán

Do the Measurements of Financial Market Inflation Expectations Yield Relevant Macroeconomic Information? pp. 344-362

Martin Fukaè

Determinants of Long-term Interest Rates in the Czech Republic pp. 363-379

Tomáš Holinka

Inflation Expectations and Monetary Policy pp. 380-394

Jan Filáèek

Volume 55, issue 5-6, 2005

Liberalized Markets Have More Stable Exchange Rates: Short-Run Evidence from Four Transition Countries pp. 206-231

Aleš Bulíø

Equilibrium Exchange Rate in the Czech Republic: How Good is the Czech BEER? pp. 232-252

Ian Babetskii and Balázs Égert

Real Exchange Rates and Optimum Currency Areas: Evidence from Developed Economies pp. 253-266

Roman Horvath and Zuzana Kuèerová

On the Empirics of the Non-neutrality of Money: Evidence from Developed Countries pp. 267-282

Petr Duczynski

The Czech Equity Market - Its Effectiveness and Macroeconomic Consequences pp. 283-301

Helena Horská

Volume 55, issue 3-4, 2005

What Drives the Optimal Bankruptcy Law Design? (in English) pp. 110-123

Ondøej Knot and Ondrej Vychodil

Why heavily indebted poor countries have failed to pay back their debt? An empirical investigation (in English) pp. 124-140

Menbere Workie Tiruneh

Stock Prices and Exchange Rates in the EU and the United States: Evidence on their Mutual Interactions (in English) pp. 141-161

Daniel Stavarek

Evaluation of Tax-Revenue Forecasts in the Czech Republic (in Czech) pp. 162-187

Jiří Špalek and Dalibor Moravanský

Volume 55, issue 1-2, 2005

The Czech Labour Market: From “Success Story” to Painful Reality (in English) pp. 2-4

Vladislav Flek

The Labor Market in the Czech Republic: Trends, Policies, and Attitudes (in English) pp. 5-24

Vladislav Flek and Jiøí Veèerník

Labor-Market Performance and Macroeconomic Policy: Time-Varying NAIRU in the Czech Republic (in English) pp. 25-40

Jaromir Hurnik and David Navratil

Czech Labor Market Flows 1993-2003 (in English) pp. 41-53

Jaromír Gottvald

Unemployment, Labour Marginalisation, and Deprivation (in English) pp. 54-67

Petr Mareš and Tomáš Sirovátka

Regional Wage Adjustments and Unemployment: Estimating the Time-Varying Wage Curve (in English) pp. 68-82

Kamil Galušèák and Daniel Münich

Czech Relative Wages and Returns to Schooling: Does the Short Supply of College Education Bite? (in English) pp. 83-95

Stepan Jurajda

Volume 54, issue 11-12, 2004

Fully-Funded Pension System in a Converging Economy pp. 478-499

Jan Kubíèek

The New Basel Capital Accord and Czech Banks pp. 500-519

Jaroslava Bauerová

Credit and Household Consumption pp. 520-540

Renata Pašalièová and Vladimír Stiller

An Analysis of Financial Performance Using the EVA Method pp. 541-559

Dana Dluhošová

Privatization without the Capital (K. Kouba - O. Vychodil - J. Roberts) (in Czech) pp. 560-563

Lubomír Mlèoch

The Evolutionary Analysis of Economic Policy (P. Pelikan - G. Wegner) (in Czech) pp. 564-567

Karek Kouba

Volume 54, issue 9-10, 2004

Economic Reforms in Slovakia pp. 378-381

Anton Marcinèin

Tax Reform in Slovakia pp. 382-390

Radovan Chalupka

Pension Reform in Slovakia: Fiscal Debt and Pension Levels pp. 391-404

Igor Melicherèík and Cyril Ungvarský

Slovak Health-care Reform: Greater Privatization pp. 405-419

Anton Marcinèin, Peter Pažitný and Rudolf Zajac

Agricultural Reform in Slovakia pp. 420-435

Pavel Ciaian and Jan Pokryvcak

Firm Growth in Advanced Stages of Economic Transition: Evidence from Slovak Industry pp. 436-455

Ivana Studena

The EU Factor and Slovak International Integration: the Role of Foreign Direct Investment pp. 456-472

Beata Javorcik and Bartolomiej Kaminski

Volume 54, issue 7-8, 2004

An Interpretation of Czech FX Options pp. 286-304

Pavel Bouc and Martin Cincibuch

Replication Methods in the Pricing and Hedging of Barrier Options pp. 305-324

Tichý Tomáš

Defection of Traditional Standard Deviation Scaling of Capital Asset Returns pp. 325-334

Vladimír Gazda, Karel Koøený and Tomáš Výrost

Contributions to Inflation and Deflation in Today?s Market Economy pp. 335-354

Zbynìk Revenda

The Nobel Prize Laureates, 2003 pp. 355-356

Lubos Komarek

Institutions and Responsibility. On the Philosophy of Economic Science (V. Klusoò) (in Czech) pp. 357-360

Lubomír Mlèoch

Volume 54, issue 5-6, 2004

The Impact of the Regime-Shift Premium on Forward Interest Rates and Inflation Expectations in the Czech Republic (in Czech) pp. 190-201

Tomáš Holinka and Vladimír Stiller

Demand for Fuel and its Consequences for Indirect Taxation: A Microeconomic View pp. 202-233

Michal Slavík

What Determines Leverage in Transition Countries? pp. 234-242

Laurent Weill

On the Desirability of Coordinated Supply-side Intervention: Does a Monetary Union Matter? pp. 243-251

Carmen Diaz-Roldan

Is Dollarization the Right Option? Financial Fragility, Original Sin and Fear of Floating pp. 252-266

Roman Horvath

Exchange Rate Regimes: Choices and Consequences (A. R. Ghosh ? A.-M. Gulde ? H. C. Wolf) pp. 267-269

Aleš Bulíø

Volume 54, issue 3-4, 2004

Foreign Exchange Intervention: The Theoretical Debate and the Czech Koruna Episode pp. 94-116

Adam Gersl

The New ECB Governing Council Voting-Modalities Scheme: An Outside View pp. 117-137

Petr Procházka

Economic Irrationality of the Donator Arising from his Low Confidence in Donation Recipient pp. 138-154

Jiøí Hlaváèek and Michal Hlaváèek

A Brief History of the Czech Bond Market pp. 155-170

Anna Dvoøáková

The Applied Econometrics: Theory and Praxis (Roman Hušek and Jan Pelikán) (in Czech) pp. 171-173

Jan Kodera

Volume 54, issue 1-2, 2004

Determinants of Capital Structure: Empirical Evidence from the Czech Republic pp. 2-21

Patrik Bauer

Open-Ending of Closed-End Funds in the CR: Price and Discount Reaction - Empirical Evidence pp. 22-49

Jana Fajtová

Hedging Strategies and Financial Risks pp. 50-63

Zdeněk Zmeškal

Monetary Policy during Very Low Inflation pp. 64-67

Lubos Komarek

World Finance and Economic Stability (J. Tobin) (in Czech) pp. 68-71

Martin Èihák

Nothing Is Sacred: Economic Ideas for the New Millenium (R. J. Barro) pp. 72-74

Aleš Bulíø