Financial and Economic Review

2014 - 2025

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Volume 24, issue 1, 2025

Attitudes to the Green Transition and Willingness to Pay in Emerging Markets: Concerned but Not Paying pp. 5-28

Pablo Garcia Guzman and Zsoka Koczan

The Evolution of Trust in Central Banks during the Covid Crisis pp. 29-51

Zoltan Korsos and Eszter Baranyai

20 years of EU Membership: What Explains the Accession Bonus? pp. 52-73

Maxim Chupilkin, Zsoka Koczan and Alexander Plekhanov

Endogenous Money Supply Theories and Their Main Implications pp. 74-100

Peter Aradvanyi and Zoltan Szalai

The Evolution of Trust in Central Banks during the Covid Crisis pp. 101-131

Laszlo Bodis and Adam Kiss

The Connection between Institutions and Economic Development - the Work of the 2024 Nobel Laureates in Economics pp. 132-155

István Kónya

The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on the Labour Market pp. 156-170

Mate Zsinko

Volume 23, issue 4, 2024

One Hundred Years for One Goal: Centenary Reflections on the Mission of the Magyar Nemzeti Bank pp. 13-43

Gyorgy Matolcsy

Central Bank Independence and Monetary Stability in Hungary, 1920s and 1990s pp. 44-53

Barry Eichengreen

Hyperinflation after the First World War in Central Europe: Causes, Remedies, Consequences pp. 54-68

Harold James

Fiscal Risks in an Ageing World and the Implications for Monetary Policy pp. 69-79

Manoj Pradhan and Charles Goodhart

Fighting Inflation without Massive Transfers to Banks pp. 80-101

Paul De Grauwe and Yuemei Ji

Fighting Inflation within the Monetary Union and Outside: The Case of the Visegrad 4 pp. 102-119

Reiner Martin and Piroska Nagy Mohacsi

The Impact of Monetary Policy Institutional Decisions on Convergence in Central and Eastern European Countries pp. 120-152

György Szapáry and Balázs Vonnák

Implementing Monetary Policy in Hungary Under Flexible Inflation Targeting pp. 153-176

Istvan Abel and Pierre Siklos

Challenges of Reducing Interest Expenses on the Minimum Reserve in Small Open Economies - The Case of Hungary pp. 177-203

Csaba Csávás, Pál Kolozsi and Adam Banai

China-Hungary Green Bond Cooperation: A Review and Promising Prospects pp. 204-218

Bin Hu, Chaoyi Chen and Yueran Zhang

Volume 23, issue 3, 2024

How Finance and Firms Can Accelerate the Green Transition pp. 5-17

Ralph De Haas

Spatial Distribution of Hungarian Innovation-Driven Enterprises pp. 18-42

Mihaly Szoboszlai

Innovation-Driven Enterprises in Hungary: Empirical Results at First Sight pp. 43-70

Stefan Kovacs and Andras Nemeslaki

Main Impacts of the Introduction of IFRS 17 on the Hungarian Insurance Sector pp. 71-98

Zsofia Szikrane Lindner, Beatrix Denes, Gabriella Kosztik, Gabriella Meresz and Maria Somogyvari Sandorne

Payment Habits and Instant Payment Systems in the V4 Countries pp. 99-116

Peter Antal, Cserne Panka Pota and Patricia Becsky-Nagy

The Effect of Seasonal Depression on Stock Market Returns pp. 117-139

Virag Kegl and Dóra Petróczy

The Impact of Trust-Building Leadership Behaviour at Selected Organisations in the Financial Sector pp. 140-170

Emoke Nyeki and Marta Juhasz

Compliance as Business Development Potential in the Credit Institution Sector pp. 171-192

Andrea Pelei, Ferenc Bognar and Petra Benedek

Experiences from the MNB's Green Preferential Capital Requirement Programme and the Extension of the Programme pp. 193-209

Donat Kim, Eszter Raciborski and Balint Vargedo

The Role of Financial Information in European Banking Regulation - The Past, Present and Future of FINREP pp. 210-218

Eva Kissne Ladanyi

Volume 23, issue 2, 2024

The Recent History of Hungarian Monetary Policy and Future Challenges for Central Banks pp. 5-30

Andras Balogh, Zsolt Kuti and Annamaria Sipos-Madarasz

Sustainability Indicators - the Boundaries and Alternatives of GDP pp. 31-55

Csaba Kandracs and Renato Ritter

Deglobalisation and Decoupling Tendencies in the Visegrad Countries in the Wake of the Polycrisis pp. 56-82

Tamas Ginter and Patrik Tischler

Differences between Hungarian Innovation-Driven and Innovative Enterprises Based on Primary Research pp. 83-104

Mihaly Szoboszlai, Timea Varnai and Aron Szakaly

Market Timing Investment Methods on the Budapest Stock Exchange pp. 105-130

Attila Zoltan Nagy

The Challenges of Fragmentation of the International Financial System - Towards a Brave New World Order? pp. 131-155

Janos Muller and Adam Kerenyi

Is the Next EU Enlargement Taking Shape? pp. 156-169

Peter Gottfried

Proposal for a Stabilisation Mechanism for the EU Budget pp. 170-185

Donat Mark Kiss and György Szapáry

The Bretton Woods System as the Cornerstone of the United States' Hegemony pp. 186-204

Agnes Solti

Volume 23, issue 1, 2024

The Status and Development of Financial Literacy in Hungary pp. 5-28

Eszter Hergar, Levente Kovacs and Erzsébet Németh

Emerging Market Central Banking and Communication: The Great Catchup pp. 29-49

Piroska Nagy Mohacsi, Tatiana Evdokimova, Olga Ponomarenko and Elina Ribakova

Complementing Money Functions: Central Bank Digital Currencies and Currency Competition pp. 50-75

Jorg J. Dotsch and Tamas Ginter

Payment Liquidity in the Light of Changes in the Central Bank Toolkit pp. 76-105

Adrian Kollar

Impact of the 2022 Energy Crisis on the Importance of Energy Performance Certificates for the Real Estate Market pp. 106-134

Dalma Eszter Fekete and Eszter Baranyai

The Long Road Towards Women's Equality in the Labour Market - Claudia Goldin's Research on Historical Trends and Contributing Factors pp. 135-154

Judit Edit Futo and Anna Lovasz

Artificial Intelligence in the Financial Sector - Innovation and Risks pp. 155-166

Anna Domokos and Peter Sajtos

Using Stones to Build Stairs - The Story of the Irish Economic Miracle pp. 167-181

Bence Horak

Volume 22, issue 4, 2023

Industrial Policy and Development: Time for Disciplined Action pp. 5-30

Oliver Kovacs

How Major Central Banks Reacted to the Inflationary Wave of the Early 2020s - The Case of the ECB pp. 31-57

Ruben Durko

Analysis of the Relationship between Money Growth and Inflation Using Wavelet Coherency pp. 58-81

Peter Simon

Changes in the Attitudes of Hungarian Shoppers in Times of Crisis pp. 82-106

Maria Torocsik, Laszlo Csoka, Peter Nemeth and Agnes Neulinger

Are Default Rate Time Series Stationary? A Practical Approach for Banking Experts pp. 107-135

Gabor Szigel and Boldizsar Istvan Gyurus

Trends in Income Inequality and Its Impact on Economic Growth pp. 136-159

Reka Vitkovics

Dualities in the Hungarian Economy - Growth and Prosperity in the 21st Century pp. 160-171

Agnes Nagy

Volume 22, issue 3, 2023

Start-Up Ecosystem: Proposals for Fuelling the Hungarian Start-Up Scene pp. 5-25

Andras Havas, Levente Janoskuti, Marta Matecsa, Tamas Vecsernyes and Kata Horcsig

Inflation Shocks and Disinflation: Stylised Facts from the Past 50 Years pp. 26-47

Balazs Speder and Balázs Vonnák

An Empirical Analysis of the Predictive Power of European Yield Curves pp. 48-66

Marcell Peter Granat, Gabor Neszveda and Dorottya Szabo

Factors Shaping Euro and Forint Cash Holding Ratios - The Rise of Cash Demand for Savings Purposes from the Turn of the Millennium pp. 67-96

Aniko Bodi-Schubert and Ildiko Ritzlne Kazimir

Horizontal and Vertical Value Creation in Bankrobotics and the AI-Washing Phenomenon pp. 97-122

Alexandra Prisznyak

Estimating the Energy Demand of the Residential Real Estate Stock in Hungary Based on Energy Performance Certificate Data pp. 123-151

Monika Bene, Antal Ertl, Áron Horváth, Gergely Monus and Judit Szekely

A New Vision for Electronic Payments in Hungary - the Payments 2030 Strategy pp. 152-165

Vivien Deak and Kristof Takacs

A Retrospective on the Early Period of the German Social Market Economy pp. 166-172

Bence Varga

Volume 22, issue 2, 2023

Globalisation versus Deglobalisation pp. 5-24

Peter Halmai

Improving Access to Credit for First-Time Home Buyers under Borrower-Based Measures pp. 25-53

Gabriella Grosz, Gabor Izsak, Alexandr Maxim Palicz and Katinka Szasz

The Concept of Financial Stability in Theory and Law pp. 54-76

Janos Kalman

Traditional versus AI-Based Fraud Detection: Cost Efficiency in the Field of Automobile Insurance pp. 77-98

Botond Benedek and Balint Zsolt Nagy

The Uptake of Green Finance Tools in Agriculture - Results of a Q-methodology pp. 99-123

Anett Paradi-Dolgos, Tibor Bareith, Laszlo Vancsura and Arnold Csonka

The Role of Intangible Capital Investment and Intangible Assets in Improving Competitiveness pp. 124-142

Magdolna Csath

Households' Savings Portfolio Allocation in an Inflationary Environment in the MNB's New Quarterly Survey pp. 143-155

Tamás Briglevics and Annamaria Hegedus

Financing Options for Solar Power Capacity in Hungary pp. 156-168

Nora Baji-Gal Imrene Szarvas

Volume 22, issue 1, 2023

The Systemic Risks and Regulation of BigTech - "Too Big(Tech) to Fail?" pp. 5-20

Roland Bodi, Peter Faykiss and Adam Nyikes

Household Loan Repayment Difficulties after the Payment Moratorium - Hungarian Experience from the Covid-19 Pandemic pp. 21-56

Akos Aczel, Nedim Marton El-Meouch, Gergely Lakos and Balazs Speder

Measuring Climate Risks with Indirect Emissions pp. 57-76

Orsolya Szendrey and Mihaly Dombi

Fair Value of Retail Loans: Are We Following IFRS9 or Misinterpreting It? pp. 77-103

Eva Gulyas and Marton Miklos Ratky

Challenges in the CSR-Competitiveness Relationship Based on the Literature pp. 104-125

Adrienn Reisinger

The Reasons Behind Banking Crises and their Real Economy Impact - Achievements of the 2022 Nobel Laureates in Economics pp. 126-142

Balazs Vilagi

Digitalisation and Convergence - The Example of Estonia pp. 143-158

Szabolcs Szentmihalyi