Public Finance Quarterly
2010 - 2022
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Volume 65, issue 6, 2020
- Competitiveness as a Decisive Criterion for Sustainability pp. 7-24

- György Matolcsy
- Sustainable Budget and the Sustainability Appearing in the Budget pp. 25-56

- László Domokos and Gyula Pulay
- Sustainability of the Pension System, Risks and Opportunities pp. 57-85

- à kos Péter, Erzsébet Németh and Bálint Tamás Vargha
- The Coronavirus Crisis, Sustainable Development and the Incentive State Model pp. 86-115

- Gusztáv Báger and Bianka Parragh
Volume 65, issue 5, 2020
- Audit Performance Measurement Model and the Main Areas of Performance Management pp. 7-22

- László Domokos and Dóra Weltherné Szolnoki
- Measuring the Macroeconomic Performance of Public Finance Management pp. 23-43

- Gyula Pulay and József Simon
- Assessment of the Sustainability of Community-owned (non-financial) Business Associations pp. 44-77

- György Kocziszky and Mariann Veresné Somosi
Volume 65, issue 4, 2020
- Aging Society and Attitude to Risk pp. 457 - 471

- Mónika Kuti and Zoltán Schepp
- The Financial System’s Resilience is Everything, but at what Cost? pp. 472 - 484

- Melinda Friesz
- Impact of US Economic Policy Uncertainty on Geopolitical Risk. Evidence from BRIC Economies pp. 485 - 496

- Imtiaz Arif, Amna Sohail Rawat and Muhammad Shahbaz
- Testing Minsky’s Financial Fragility Hypothesis for Turkey’s Public Finances pp. 497 - 514

- Cansin Kemal Can and Ismail Canöz
- The Symbolic Significance of Digital Services Tax and its Practical Consequences pp. 515 - 530

- Csaba Balázs Rigó and András Tóth
- Opportunities for Simplification in the Personal Income Tax Systems of the Visegrad Countries pp. 531 - 553

- Éva Bonifert Szabóné
- Financial Literacy. Who, whom and what are they Training for? Comparative Analysis 2016–2020 pp. 554 - 583

- Erzsébet Németh, Tamás Bálint Vargha and Kinga Domokos
Volume 65, issue 3, 2020
- Economic Exposure and Crisis Resilience in Exogenous Shock. The Short-Term Economic Impact of the Covid–19 Pandemic in the EU pp. 323 - 349

- Vivien Czeczeli, Gábor Kutasi, Pál Kolozsi and à dám Marton
- Rise of Public Debt in EU Countries Due to the Coronavirus. Post-recovery Public Debt Rates along with Different Recession Scenarios pp. 348 - 361

- László Török
- Challenges to Social Protection and Social Cohesion in Crisises in the Financial Sector pp. 362 - 382

- Elemér Terták and Levente Kovács
- Lives and Livelihoods. Post-Crisis Paradigm Shifts in Economic Theory and Practice pp. 383 - 396

- Katalin Botos
- Impact of Earnings Variability and Regulatory Measures on Income Smoothening in Islamic banks. Evidence from an Emerging Market pp. 397 - 410

- Amina Malik, Babar Zaheer Butt, Shahab Ud Din and Haroon Aziz
- Strengthening the Small and Medium Enterprise Sector by Switching to Bills and Notes pp. 411 - 429

- Zsuzsanna Szalay, László Vértesy and Zsuzsanna Novák
- The Re-emergence of the Residual Income Model in the Valuation of Firms and Investment Projects pp. 430 - 442

- Edina Erb Cziglerné
- About the Sustainable Good Governance pp. 443 - 447

- Viktor Milanov
Volume 65, issue 2, 2020
- Exploring the link betweenPublic Investment and LongRun Economic Growth pp. 151 - 167

- Amna Sohail Rawat and Lubna Khan
- Time Varying Stock MarketIntegration and DiversificationOpportunities within Emergingand Frontier Markets pp. 168-195

- Sultan Salahuddin, Muhammad Kashif and Mobeen Ur Rehman
- Corruption and Financial Development. Evidence from Eastern Europe and Central Asia Countries pp. 196 - 209

- Ibrahim Halil Eksi and Berna Dogan
- Asymmetry in the Reaction Function of Monetary Policy in Emerging Economies pp. 210 - 224

- Trung Thanh Bui and Gábor Dávid Kiss
- The Accounting and LegalIssues of Capital Reserve, with Particular Emphasis on CapitalIncrease by Share Premium pp. 225 - 244

- Elvira Böcskei, András Bethlendi and László Vértesy
- The Public Sector Accounting Reform of 2014 in the Lightthe Experiences of the Local Governments. A Pilot Project to Explore the Problems pp. 245 - 262

- Balázs Tóth
- New Indicator to Measure Tax Burden – Proposal pp. 263 - 283

- András Giday and Tibor Tatay
- Financial Vulnerability of the Hungarian Population pp. 284 - 311

- Erzsébet Németh, Boglárka Zsótér and Daniel Beres
Volume 65, issue 1, 2020
- Pension System in the Changing Society pp. 7- 23

- József Botos and Katalin Botos
- Does counters’ responsibility end at the margin of the marginal utility? pp. 24- 30

- Gyula Pulay
- Family Allowance and Pension Dependent on the Number of Children: Optimality and Neutrality pp. 31- 41

- Andras Simonovits
- The Point of the Message is Something different pp. 42- 50

- József Banyár
- Analysis of the Economic Impact of Mass Immigration in the Light of German Data pp. 51- 66

- Tibor Tatay and Katalin Bándy
- The Determining Factors of Financial Culture, Financial Literacy and Financial Behavior pp. 67- 83

- László Csorba
- Top Performance in Investments in the Hungarian Economy pp. 84 - 111

- Gusztáv Báger and Tímea Cseh
- Comparative Analysis of Budgetary Indicators of European Municipal Subsystems in the Post-Crisis Term between 2009–2018 pp. 112 - 133

- Szilárd Hegedûs and Csaba Lentner
- About the Sustainable Good Governance pp. 134 - 141

- Bianka Parragh
Volume 64, issue 4, 2019
- An Empirical Analysis of the Relationship between Economic Growth and Credit Volumes in Hungary pp. 455-470

- József Varga, Elbegdorj Temuulen and Tibor Bareith
- Study on the Capital of Domestic Health Funds in an Environment of Interest Rates Close to Zero pp. 471-493

- Balázs Tóth, Máté Csiki and Gábor Dávid Kiss
- The Determinants of Income Distribution, an Empirical Analysis of Developing Countries pp. 494-510

- Farah Naz Ata, Shaista Alam and Noman Saeed
- The Inherent Faults of the State Pension System and the Main Direction of its Improvement pp. 511-525

- József Banyár
- Marginal Utilities and Marginal Costs of Having Children pp. 526-541

- Péter Mihályi
- Compliance Audit Issues of State-owned Business Associations pp. 542-558

- Anita Boros
Volume 64, issue 3, 2019
- The Scientific Reliability of International Corruption Rankings pp. 319-336

- Erzsébet Németh, Bálint Tamás Vargha and Katalin Ágnes Pályi
- Assessment of the Macroeconomic Risk Analysis of International Credit Rating Agencies against the Principles of Soundness and Credibility pp. 337-349

- József Simon and Henrietta Simon-András
- What Do Competitiveness Rankings Show Us? pp. 350-368

- Bálint Tamás Vargha, Erzsébet Németh and Katalin Ágnes Pályi
- The Journals on the Domestic Lists of the IX Section of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences in Light of the Requirements of International Journal Selection pp. 369-392

- Péter Sasvári and Anna Urbanovics
- Online Budget Transparency Index and its Determinants in Slovenian Municipalities pp. 393-413

- Maja Klun, Jože Benèina and Lan Umek
- Chapters from Economic Theories on Hysteresis pp. 414-432

- István Posgay, Gábor Regős, Diána Horváth and Dániel Molnár
- Modernity and Timeliness – The Most Important Aspects of Hungarian Accounting in the First Half of the 20th Century pp. 433-445

- Borbély Katalin
Volume 64, issue 2, 2019
- Personality Testing of Salespeople Working in Finance pp. 173-188

- István Juhász
- The Evolution of the Insurance Consumer Protection Approach in Hungary pp. 189-207

- József Banyár and Petra Turi
- Earning Management and the Likelihood of Financial Distress in Banks pp. 208-221

- Amina Malik, Shahab Ud Din, Khuram Shafi, Babar Zaheer Butt and Haroon Aziz
- Price Movements of IPO Stocks during the Lock-Up Period pp. 222-238

- András Kecskés
- The Effects of Earnings Surprises in Quarterly Reports on S&P 500 Components pp. 239-259

- Dávid Andor Rácz and Gergely Huszár
- Systemic Risk Dimensions in the Hungarian Banking and Insurance Sector pp. 260-276

- Borbála Szüle
- Comparing the IMF and the ESM through Bond Market Premia in the Eurozone pp. 277-293

- Gábor Dávid Kiss, Máté Csiki and János Varga
- The Role of Development Banks in the Economic Development Policy of the Republic of Korea pp. 294-310

- György Iván Neszmélyi
Volume 64, issue 1, 2019
- The Model of capitalism of Hungary's dependent economy as compared to Other Visegrád countries pp. 7-29

- László György and Dániel Oláh
- Middle-Income Trap or Development Trap and its Budgetary Effects pp. 30-50

- Magdolna Csath
- Past and Future: New Ways in Municipal (Property) Management after Debt Consolidation pp. 51-71

- Szilárd Hegedûs, Csaba Lentner and Petronella Molnár
- The Effect of Labour Cost Reduction on Employment of Vulnerable Groups pp. 72-92

- András Svraka
- Ten Years after The Global Economic Crisis pp. 93-109

- István Magas
- Barabási-Type Laws of Success, Networks and Public Funds in Hungarian Science pp. 110-127

- Jozsef Moczar
- How has the Eurozone Changed Since its Inception? pp. 128-148

- Anita Pelle and Marcell Zoltán Végh
- Global Property – Global Power pp. 149-164

- Barnabás Lenkovics
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