Public Finance Quarterly

2005 - 2024

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Foreword pp. 5-7: János Lukács
Distortions in the investment system driven by financial markets pp. 9-29: Iván Bélyácz and Katalin Daubner
Metamorphoses: the relationship between banking and economic modernisation in post-World War II France pp. 30-62: György Kovács and László Bartók
Stock market decision-making in the light of prospect theory pp. 63-89: Artur Lóránd Lakatos and Ákos Botos
Behavioural Macroeconomics: Unveiling the Psychology of Inflation Expectations pp. 90-105: Eva Sirakovova
Memorandum of Understanding and firm performance: A Performance assessment of MoU adopted public sector enterprises in India pp. 106-127: Ishha Chhabra and Seema Gupta
Inequality from a theoretical-historical perspective pp. 128-136: Benedek Lits
Interview with Mihály Varga, Minister of Finance pp. 137-140: Tamás Pesuth
Report on the 38th ECMS International Conference on Modelling and Simulation pp. 141-147: Kata Váradi, Ágnes Vaskövi and Ágnes Vidovics-Dancs

Foreword pp. 5-6: János Lukács
Meritocratic economic policies in the service of the middle class pp. 7-27: László György, Gergely Horváth and Dániel Molnár
Evolution of the revenue/ expenditure structure and passenger cost coverage ratio of regular passenger transport between 2007 and 2022 pp. 29-49: Balázs Ács and István Kövesdi
The role of compliance in the operation of credit institutions pp. 49-65: Andrea Pelei and Petra Benedek
The impact of tax revenue on Azerbaijan’s economic growth pp. 66-82: Nurkhodzsa Akbulaev
Digitalisation, digital transformation – In the practice of the National Tax and Customs Office pp. 83-107: Anikó Vozár and Erika Bán
Changes in the explanation of inflation pp. 108-130: Istvan Abel, Gergely Bognár, Máté Lóga and István Attila Szabó
Money as a social technology pp. 131-136: Szabolcs Grébel
Interview with Dr. Iván Bélyácz pp. 137-139: Vivien Csapi
Report on ‚The Central & Eastern European Forum 2024’ conference pp. 140-143: Tamás Pesuth and Szabolcs Grébel

The effect of quantitative easing on US sector returns pp. 7-27: Kristóf Lehmann, Gabor Neszveda and Tamás Molnár
Funding gap in the Hungarian venture capital market pp. 28-44: András Póra and Árpád Szőcs
The COVID-19 pandemic and discouraged borrowers among Hungarian companies pp. 45-61: Zsolt Szabó
The reflexive relationship between financial and social exclusion for the selected Central-Eastern European countries pp. 62-83: Byambasuren Dorjnyambuu
Inflation and finance pp. 84-94: Katalin Botos
The last 22 years of student lending – Analysis of the socio-economic impact of the student loan product family pp. 95-108: Bálint Duráczky
Which money is more reliable? Book review pp. 109-113: Pál Czeglédi

Foreword- Prof. Dr. Lukács János, Editor-in-Chief pp. 5-6: János Lukács
Rule-based budgeting and the financial stability – the European solution pp. 7-30: Árpád Kovács
Acceptance of large corporate receivables as collateral – the practice of the Magyar Nemzeti Bank in view of the principles of collateral management, with a specific focus on legal risks pp. 31-52: Dániel Lerner-Nagy, András Straubinger and Dániel Szabadkai
Integration of financial institutions supported with data asset development – Magyar Bankholding case study pp. 53-71: Gábor Vajda, Antal Martzy, Zoltán Lovász and Zoltán Zéman
Euro area economic growth between 2010 and 2019 in the light of secular stagnation theory pp. 72-88: Tibor Tatay and Eszter Kazinczy
Handling outliers in bankruptcy prediction models based on logistic regression pp. 89-103: Tünde Katalin Szántó
A stagflation-proof bill of exchange circulation model – Presentation and evaluation pp. 104-119: Zsuzsanna Novák and Zsuzsanna Szalay
Non-growth or social collapse?! pp. 120-124: Tamás Pesuth
Interview with Dr. Péter Halmai pp. 125-130: Pál Péter Kolozsi

Prof. Dr. Lukács János, Editor-in-Chief pp. 5-6: János Lukács
Prof. Dr. Takáts Előd, Rector of Corvinus University of Budapest pp. 7-7: Elod Takats
Dr. Windisch László, President of the State Audit Office of Hungary pp. 8-9: László Windisch
Characteristics of splitting family tax benefit and strategies of those choosing the splitting pp. 11-29: Éva Szabóné Bonifert
The impact of convergence of inequalities in the European Union since 2004 pp. 30-50: Tünde Gergics
The perfect quality model and the quality of public finances pp. 51-66: László Csorba
Compilation of an International Journal List in the HAS IX. Section of the Doctoral Committee for Economics and Management pp. 67-80: Imre Dobos, Péter Halmai and Péter László Sasvári
The system of Hungarian sport financing, with special regard to public finance aspects pp. 81-98: Nikolett Ágnes Tóth and Gábor Mátrai
Squaring the Circle, or a Quantified Rating of ESG Reports pp. 99-117: Tibor Hajdu, János Lukács and Anita Reizingerné Ducsai
Analysis of the performance of predictive models during Covid-19 and the Russian-Ukrainian war pp. 118-132: László Vancsura and Tibor Bareith
Apocalypse?! – Garden of Eden?! pp. 133-136: Tamás Pesuth
For the 70th birthday of Prof. Száz pp. 137-142: Ágnes Vidovics Dancs

Sustainability or Survivability? pp. 7-8: Eörs Szathmáry
Quo Vadis, Market Economy? Challenges of Sustainability and Values, Possible Answers pp. 9-28: György Kocziszky
Financing a Sustainable Economy in Hungary, Opportunities and Challenges: Decarbonisation, Green Transition, Sustainable Finance, Central Bank pp. 29-45: Csaba Kandrács
Sustainable Growth, Growth Potential. Tendencies of Potential Growth in the European Union pp. 46-63: Peter Halmai
Spatial Localization of the Sustainable Development Goals pp. 64-74: József Benedek
Sustainable Employment pp. 75-90: Kolos Kardkovács
Fiscal Sustainability in Focus pp. 91-107: Gergely Baksay and Gabor Kiss
The Most Recent Alliance between Faith and Knowledge to Save our Created World pp. 108-113: Ibolya Török and Egon Nagy
New Economics for Sustainability pp. 114-118: Pál Péter Kolozsi
Sustainability, in other Words Responsibility for the Future, is Fundamentally a Question of Values pp. 119-122: Zsuzsanna Hornyik