Public Finance Quarterly

2005 - 2026

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Distortions in the Functional Structure of the Economy – (A Retrospective View of the Recent Past) pp. 7-50: Iván Bélyácz and Erzsébet Szász
SME Investment in Hungary: Financing Conditions, Development Needs, and Structural Misalignment pp. 51-66: Lilla Hortoványi
Government responses to housing challenges – Foreign currency loans vs. CSOK and Home Start Programme pp. 67-96: Tamás Zoltán Wágner
The Monetary Transmission Effects of Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) in Hungary: A Simplified DSGE Simulation pp. 97-111: Ferenc Gyüre
What Does the Balance Sheet (Not) Show? Asset Valuation in the Hungarian Accounting System pp. 112-125: Gábor M. Horváth
Redistribution Meets High Education Investment: Designing Taxes and Subsidies for Social Welfare pp. 126-151: Michel Strawczynski
Exploring cognitive patterns in credit default risk management pp. 152-167: Vitalina Zubova
„Europe needs to organise its own defence more effectively” – A conversation with Péter Ákos Bod on domestic and global uncertainties pp. 168-180: Péter Ákos Bod and Győző Mihály Halász
Can Our Financial System Be Made Cheaper and Less Risky? Report on the 8th Budapest Public Finance Seminar pp. 181-189: Pál Péter Kolozsi

A successful path of growth and development amid changing competitive conditions is built on intellectual capital pp. 9-31: Magdolna Csath
Trends in Trade Openness and Inflation Volatility Across European Countries pp. 48-64: Raafat Abou Saad
To what extent do tax expenditure policies contribute to enhancing investment and employment in Algeria? pp. 65-87: Zinelaabidine Djelil and Khelassi Abdel-illah
Muted market reactions: the impact of esg announcements on stock returns and risk in the energy sector pp. 88-121: Tímea Bernadett Mátyás
Interview with Dr Erzsébet Nováky, Professor Emerita pp. 122-127: László Trautmann and Erzsébet Nováky
A shield and a compass between two worlds – where financial rationality meets the threats of cyberspace pp. 128-134: Éva Pintér
Aging: New Challenges for the Economy and Society pp. 134-143: Csaba Zalai

Integrity, Education, and Moral Renewal – International Insights and Lessons for Hungary pp. 9-38: Ferenc Pál Biró
Evaluating the Landscape of Public Finance Studies in Azerbaijan: Qualitative Data Analyses of the Expert Interviews pp. 39-66: Ibrahim Niftiyev
Geopolitics and Monetary Systems pp. 67-78: Katalin Botos
Slovakia’s stagnation in catching up with more developed economies: macroeconomic and regional dimensions pp. 79-103: Karol Morvay, Csaba Lentner and Zsolt Horbulák
Interview with Imre Boros pp. 130-133: Áron Boros
First experiences with the global minimum tax and the difficulties of determining tax residency: key takeaways from the IFA’s 77th Congress in Lisbon in 2025 pp. 134-140: Gabriella Erdős and István Fábics
Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) or stablecoins, or both – A central banking perspective pp. 141-146: Elemér Terták
The Future of Sustainability Education: A Multidisciplinary, Student- Centered Approach pp. 147-152: József Popp

The interpretation and role of utility from early economic views to behavioral economics pp. 9-43: Iván Bélyácz and Kármen Kovács
From plan to market price: inflation drivers in New Uzbekistan pp. 44-64: Elyor Davlatov and Judit Sági
Performance Evaluation and Portfolio Optimization in Emerging European Stock Markets: Evidence from Hungary and Romania pp. 65-93: Edina Kulcsár, Edit Veres and József Fogarasi
Non-financial reporting and assurance trends in selected Central European countries pp. 94-115: Anett Zanócz
Institutional quality and self-evaluation model in public institutions: a Kenyan case study pp. 116-135: Gerald Korir and Petra Benedek
Preliminary decision-making procedures in financial law matters in countries that joined in 2004 pp. 136-159: Fruzsina Anna Tóth-Lakos
Interview with Dr. Éva Palócz, CEO of Kopint-Tárki pp. 160-167: László Trautmann and Éva Palócz
Report on the International Management Teachers Academy (IMTA) held in Bled, June 15–21, 2025 pp. 168-170: István Fábics
Integration Profile – An Innovative New Methodology for Comparing Regional Integrations pp. 171-175: József Ráti

Do the means and distributions align with the SJR values of SCImago’s economic subject category lists? pp. 9-28: Imre Dobos, Erzsébet Kovács and Péter László Sasvári
The Impact of Open-Market Share Buyback Announcements by Leading European Companies pp. 29-49: Márton Ács and Gábor Malatinszky
Competitiveness analysis of ESG qualified investment funds available in Hungary pp. 50-75: László Vancsura and Tibor Bareith
Analysis of pension systems in the European Union based on cluster analysis pp. 76-93: Dóra Anna Havay
Architecture of the banking system of Ukraine under destructive challenges pp. 94-117: Nataliia Ukhnal, Yevhen Bublyk, Svitlana Brus and Kateryna Klymenko
Does corruption impact on state budget: evidence of Southeast Asia countries with a focus on Vietnam pp. 118-142: Giang Nguyen Thuc Huong, Dat Vu Hoa and Nguyen Hong Van
Interview with Prof. Dr. Gusztáv Báger pp. 143-154: Gábor Kutasi
Report on the 10th AIB-CEE Chapter Conference on Navigating new Realms in Uncertain Times pp. 155-164: Adrian Amon
Not enough to persecute, prevention is the key – The culture of integrity pp. 165-169: Péter Klotz
Digital Capitalism pp. 170-173: István Fábics

The competitiveness of the European Union in the light of human capital – what the Draghi report leaves out pp. 9-30: Istvan Abel, Máté Lóga, István Attila Szabó and Orsolya Éva Tóth
Risk from Prosperity: Eurodollar Market and Emerging Markets pp. 31-48: Vivien Czeczeli and Gábor Kutasi
Exit plan of financial investors in growing businesses from legal and accounting aspects in Hungary pp. 49-66: Krisztina Andrea Sisa, Ágnes Siklósi and Judit Bárczi
Predicting Audit Quality: Systemic Issues and Predictive Modeling of PCAOB Inspections on European audit firms between 2013-2023 pp. 67-86: Mihály Hegedűs
The Impact of Bank Competition on Stability in Central Asia: The Moderating Role of Bank Digitalization pp. 87-106: Emil Begimkulov and Mónika Kuti
Interview with Dr. Magdolna Csath, Professor pp. 107-115: László Trautmann and Magdolna Csath
New Challenges in Accounting, Auditing and Taxation – Report on the VII János Bosnyák International Commemorative Conference pp. 116-122: Éva Gulyás and Kíra Martin
Respect of a Career and Europe pp. 123-129: Petra Szűcs
Financially Savy Households as a Way of Smoohting Shocks in the Market Economy System: Igor Dvorkniczy and Kornelia Belickova