Public Finance Quarterly

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Volume 55, issue 4, 2010

Lack of transparency hindering foresight in the planning and execution of the budget pp. 739-745

László Domokos

Fiscal policy in the service of sustainable growth pp. 746-752

Ádám Török

The Great Depression – Retro Part 1 pp. 776-791

László Ohnsorge-Szabó

The global financial crisis and the European Union pp. 792-808

Miklós Losoncz

Mortgage Markets in the United States of America and Europe pp. 809-818

Katalin Botos and Péter Halmosi

Crisis and consolidation – Is there a way back to fiscal rules? pp. 819-836

István Benczes and Gábor Kutasi

Copula methods in finance pp. 837-840

József Móczár

Financial Intermediary Institutions – Banks and institutional investors pp. 841-843

Gabriella Lamanda

Volume 55, issue 3, 2010

Challenges for State Audit Office control and the advisory role of the State Audit Office pp. 415-418

Pál Csapodi

The necessity of reforming the role the state plays in economy – Essential experience gained from ÁSZKUT researc pp. 419-434

Gyula Pulay

The concept of the modernization of national economic planning pp. 435-456

Gusztáv Báger

Perspective, vision and planning pp. 457-460

Pál Becker

Reasons and theoretical basics of modernizing Hungary's planning system pp. 461-465

László Faragó

National economic planning and its economic political environment pp. 466-474

Tamás Halm

Planning in Hungary and the EU requirements pp. 475-479

Éva Palócz

Is the conflict container full? – Some financial aspects for the assessment of the situation and the transformation of the system pp. 480-504

András Vigvári

Creating a balance between resources and tasks pp. 505-510

János Atkári

Challenges of the local government regulation pp. 511-517

Géza Dankó and Zoltán Lóránt

Consideretions for the debate on the financial situation of local governments pp. 518-523

Ilona Kovács Pálné

Is the conflict container full, or which way is the container trailer going? – Issues of the transformation of the system of local governments pp. 524-529

Gábor Péteri

Possible ways to improve competitiveness – as seen by the State Audit Office of Hungary pp. 533-551

Árpád Kovács

The competitiveness of the public sector – lessons from a research pp. 552-556

Attila Chikan and Erzsébet Czakó

Multilateral analyses and derived lessons as reflected in the studies of the volume pp. 557-561

Árpád Kovács

Six questions and six answers regarding the relationship between the public sector and competitiveness pp. 562-567

Ádám Török

Where is auditing performed by supreme audit institutions headed for?: International scene – a “snapshot” pp. 568-580

Pál Csapodi and János Lévai

A few historic and international aspects of the Hungarian economic crisis and crisis management pp. 581-605

Csaba Lentner

How to introduce result oriented budgeting in Hungary – a proposal pp. 606-641

Kinga Marczell and Balázs Romhányi

Right and wrong paths – facts and data about local government management pp. 643-662

Zoltán Lóránt

The situation of real estate funds in Hungary pp. 663-678

József Szűcs

Changing reasons of foreign investment to Central and Eastern Europe pp. 679-696

Klára Katona

The reality of a cash flow based corporate tax system pp. 697-714

Zsuzsanna Galántainé Máté

The comprehensive manual of public finances pp. 715-722

József Sivák

Financial markets in the global space – The financial space disrupted by the crisis pp. 723-733

Gusztáv Báger

Volume 55, issue 2, 2010

The main characteristics of the operation of the Hungarian state and the directions of necessary changes pp. 223-250

Gusztáv Báger, Gyula Pulay and András Vigvári

Economic recovery – a few topical theoretical problems pp. 251-277

Tibor Erdõs

Is the aid scheme for disabled workers efficient? pp. 278-297

Gyula Pulay

Corruption in public procurement and in general in Hungary pp. 298-320

Gábor Papanek

Sustainable development, sustainable budget as viewed by international economic and financial organizations pp. 321-334

Ágnes Hegedüs

The fiscalization of environmental protection pp. 335-344

Gábor Braun and Zoltán László Kovács

The Hungarian Competition Authority's first five years in the European Union pp. 345-356

Zoltán Nagy

Flat rate personal income tax pp. 357-374

Gyula Vörös, Jekatyerina Kodenko and Katalin Komáromi

A new approach in the assessment of the internal control systems applied in the public sector pp. 375-390

János Ivanyos and József Roóz

Cooperation in the establishment of good governance pp. 391-393

Ranjit Rae and Árpád Kovács

The Changing China pp. 394-399

Tamás Halm

Population ageing and globalisation – International financial imbalance pp. 400-402

Csaba Burger

The economics of the welfare state pp. 403-406

Eszter Siposné Nándori

Volume 55, issue 1, 2010

Keynesian renaissance? pp. 5-23

László Csaba

Catching up in the wake of the crisis? – The quality of fiscal policy and economic growth pp. 24-50

Dóra Győrffy

Boosting demand by the state and automatic stabilizers pp. 51-69

Csaba G. Tóth

How banks responded to the global financial crisis – international experience pp. 70-84

Miklós Losoncz and Gyula Nagy

U.S. interest rate policy in the 2007–2009 crisis pp. 85-103

Gábor Kutasi

The hen lays no golden eggs – thoughts about the pension funds pp. 104-115

János Kun

The operational efficiency of tax burden sharing systems and experiences with the completeness check on VAT pp. 116-129

Zoltán Pitti

Reflections on the interpretation of uncertainty and risk based on the example of PPP scheme pp. 130-149

Katalin Fülöp Braun

Third OECD World Forum on knowledge and policy pp. 154-161

Gusztáv Báger

A moving target – the first pillar of the capital requirements directive pp. 162-176

Gabriella Lamanda and Alíz Zsolnai

Risk taking of a credit institution and the limits of the basel framework pp. 177-189

Aranka Baranyi and Zsuzsanna Széles

Public accountancy regulations and SAO audits – Why cannot the utilisation of public funds be efficiently audited? pp. 190-199

József Simon

The present is the future's past pp. 200-211

Péter Halmai

Crisis in economics? Studies in European political economy pp. 212-217

Péter Ákos Bod

Who and why is in crisis? pp. 218-223

György Szakolczai