Focus on European Economic Integration

2004 - 2023

Current editor(s): Julia Wörz and Elisabeth Beckmann

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2023, issue Q3/23

Are Phillips curves in CESEE still alive and well behaved? pp. 7-27

Florian Huber and Josef Schreiner

Dedollarization efforts in Russia’s foreign trade against the backdrop of Russia’s war in Ukraine and intensifying Western sanctions (2013–2023) pp. 29-51

Stephan Barisitz and Tatiana Evdokimova

2023, issue Q2/23

Green transition in CESEE: sectoral emissions and EU recovery plans pp. 55-78

Andreas Breitenfellner, Mathias Lahnsteiner and Thomas Reininger

2023, issue Q1/23

Saving behavior along the income distribution during the COVID-19 pandemic pp. 7-21

Elena Ellmeier, Melanie Koch and Thomas Scheiber

Russia’s banking sector and its EU-owned significant banks, against the backdrop of war and sanctions pp. 23-41

Stephan Barisitz and Philippe Deswel

2022, issue Q4/22

Is it easy to hide money in the crypto economy? The case of Russia pp. 71-89

Armin Ahari, Johannes Duong, Jakob Hanzl, Elsa Maria Lichtenegger, Lukas Lobnik and Andreas Timel

2022, issue Q3/22

The role of public services quality in shaping migration intentions in Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe pp. 7-30

Anna Raggl

The e-motion of car manufacturing in CESEE: the road ahead pp. 31-46

Tomáš Slacík

Russia’s large fintechs and digital ecosystems – in the face of war and sanctions pp. 47-65

Katharina Allinger, Stephan Barisitz and Andreas Timel

2022, issue Q2/22

Mitigating the impact of the pandemic on personal finances in CESEE: descriptive evidence for 2020 pp. 63-96

Melanie Koch and Thomas Scheiber

2022, issue Q1/22

Euro adoption in CESEE: How do financial literacy and trust in institutions affect people’s attitudes? pp. 7-28

Peter Backé and Elisabeth Beckmann

Household savings in CESEE: expectations, experiences and common predictors pp. 29-54

Melanie Koch and Thomas Scheiber

The Belarusian banking sector (2016–2021): from timid recovery to renewed crisis? pp. 55-69

Stephan Barisitz

2021, issue Q4/21

Green transition: what have CESEE EU member states achieved so far? pp. 61-76

Andreas Breitenfellner, Mathias Lahnsteiner, Thomas Reininger and Jakob Schriefl

Which borrower in CESEE gets which loan? Evidence from the OeNB Euro Survey pp. 77-92

Marc Bittner

2021, issue Q3/21

Use of loan moratoria by CESEE households: who are the users and how vulnerable are they? pp. 7-33

Katharina Allinger and Elisabeth Beckmann

What do people in CESEE think about public debt? pp. 35-58

Markus Eller, Branimir Jovanovic and Thomas Scheiber

European banks in Russia: developments and perspectives from 2017 through the COVID-19 pandemic (2020/2021) pp. 59-75

Stephan Barisitz and Philippe Deswel

87th East Jour Fixe: CESEE’s second transition – challenges on the road to low- carbon economies pp. 79-82

Andreas Breitenfellner, Mathias Lahnsteiner and Thomas Reininger

Supplement to “What do people in CESEE think about public debt?”

Markus Eller, Branimir Jovanovic and Thomas Scheiber

2021, issue Q2/21

What do central banks talk about? A European perspective on central bank communication pp. 61-81

Martin Feldkircher, Paul Hofmarcher and Pierre Siklos

Bank productivity in CESEE countries pp. 83-104

Ivan Huljak, Reiner Martin and Diego Moccero

2021, issue Q1/21

Prevalence and determinants of nonbank borrowing in CESEE: evidence from the OeNB Euro Survey pp. 7-35

Katharina Allinger and Elisabeth Beckmann

Are CESEE borrowers at risk? COVID-19 implications in a stress test analysis pp. 37-53

Aleksandra Riedl

CESEE’s macroprudential policy response in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis pp. 55-69

Markus Eller, Reiner Martin and Lukas Vashold

2020, issue Q4/20

What drives people’s expectations of euro adoption? – Evidence from the OeNB Euro Survey on selected CESEE countries pp. 57-79

Peter Backé and Elisabeth Beckmann

Macroprudential policy in the Western Balkans: the last five years and COVID-19 crisis response pp. 80-94

Stephan Barisitz and Antje Hildebrandt

2020, issue Q3/20

A sleeping beauty or a dead duck? The state of capital market development in CESEE EU Member States pp. 7-35

Thomas Reininger and Zoltan Walko

How financially literate is CESEE? Insights from the OeNB Euro Survey pp. 36-59

Elisabeth Beckmann and Sarah Reiter

Typology of multinationals in Austria: CESEE focus and foreign control as distinct features pp. 60-80

Thomas Cernohous and Tomáš Slacík

A CESEE conundrum: low trust in government but high hopes for government-led job creation pp. 81-97

Markus Eller and Thomas Scheiber

2020, issue Q3-20

Online supplement to "How financially literate is CESEE? Insights from the OeNB Euro Survey"

Elisabeth Beckmann and Sarah Reiter

2020, issue Q2/20

Macroprudential policies in CESEE – an intensity-adjusted approach pp. 65-81

Markus Eller, Reiner Martin, Helene Schuberth and Lukas Vashold

Online supplement to “Macroprudential policies in CESEE – an intensity-adjusted approach”

Markus Eller, Reiner Martin, Helene Schuberth and Lukas Vashold

2020, issue Q1/20

The refinancing of CESEE banking sectors: What has changed since the global financial crisis? pp. 6-19

Mathias Lahnsteiner

China’s New Silk Road: a stocktaking update and economic review (2017–2019) pp. 20-50

Stephan Barisitz

The sensitivity of banks’ net interest margins to interest rate conditions in CESEE pp. 51-70

Katharina Allinger and Julia Wörz

2019, issue Q4/19

The impact of labor cost growth on inflation in selected CESEE countries pp. 56-78

Clara De Luigi, Florian Huber and Josef Schreiner

Homeownership and housing finance patterns one generation after the fall of communism pp. 79-101

Elisabeth Beckmann, Christa Hainz, William Pyle and Sarah Reiter

2019, issue Q3/19

Introductory remarks – 30 years of transition: united in diversity pp. 7-9

Ewald Nowotny

A tribute to 30 years of transition in CESEE pp. 11-28

Peter Backé, Iikka Korhonen, Doris Ritzberger-Grünwald and Laura Solanko

30 years of East-West integration in Europe: reflections on what we have learned and on challenges ahead pp. 29-40

Michael Landesmann

The price of unity: the transformation of Germany and Eastern Europe after 1989 pp. 41-52

Philipp Ther

The impact of housing markets on banks’ risk-taking behavior: evidence from CESEE pp. 55-75

Elona Dushku, Antje Hildebrandt and Erjona Suljoti

The use of euro cash in CESEE and the role of euro adoption expectations pp. 76-94

Thomas Scheiber

2019, issue Q2/19

Nonperforming loans in CESEE – a brief update on their definitions and recent developments pp. 61-74

Stephan Barisitz

Household loans in CESEE from a new perspective: the role of income distribution pp. 75-93

Mariya Hake and Philipp Poyntner

2019, issue Q1/19

Household debt in CESEE economies: a joint look at macro- and micro-level data pp. 6-28

Aleksandra Riedl

How useful are time-varying parameter models for forecasting economic growth in CESEE? pp. 29-48

Martin Feldkircher and Nico Hauzenberger

Migration intentions in CESEE: sociodemographic profiles of prospective emigrants and their motives for moving pp. 49-67

Anna Raggl