Public Finance Quarterly

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Volume 54, issue 4, 2009

The European Court of Auditors and the cooperation with the Supreme Audit Institutions in the European Union – Building a network based on accountability, transparency and confidence pp. 517-529

Vitor Caldeira

The position of the State Audit Office in the branches of power pp. 530-539

Péter Paczolay

Estimation of the structural balance based on the OECD approach – Theoretical considerations and empirical experiences pp. 540-555

Péter Galbács

The International Monetary Fund and the global economic crisis, 2008–2009 pp. 556-577

György Csáki

The relationship between the Lisbon Strategy and tax policy in the context of the economic crisis pp. 578-590

Gábor Braun and Zoltán László Kovács

Encouraging sub-national government efficiency in Hungary pp. 591-612

Alessandro Goglio

Governmental experiment for the introduction of zero-base budgeting Presentation and criticism of the programme proposal system of 2004, suggestions for moving forward pp. 613-633

Richárd Adorján

New trends in the international professional regulations pertaining to external audit organisations pp. 634-651

Pál Csapodi and György Sántha

An economic history of twentieth-century pp. 652-658

László Csaba

Properties of hidden economy pp. 659-662

Gábor Papanek

Local governments in Hungary pp. 663-667

András Vigvári

Volume 54, issue 2-3, 2009

Crisis management in Hungary – Theoretical analysis pp. 225-265

Tibor Erdõs

An attempt to restore macroeconomic equilibrium in Hungary pp. 266-311

György Szakolczai

Thoughts on the crisis based on the situation that has evolved in the European Union pp. 312-326

Margit Rácz

Brave New World in the United States – Government dreams vs. the reality of crisis pp. 327-347

Dóra Győrffy

Cyclical fluctuations and crises in the US economy, 1929–2008 – Additional details to the crisis anatomy pp. 348-368

István Magas

The correlation between the financial crisis and the crisis of the financial institutions – To the memory of István Hagelmayer and László Antal pp. 369-406

László György Asztalos

Conceptions or misconceptions about China's exchange rate policy – Is the undervalued yuan indeed detrimental to the global economy as a whole? pp. 407-422

Tamás Gábor

The efficiency of the measures taken to improve the situation of Hungary's Roma population pp. 423-442

János Benkő and Gyula Pulay

The new regulation on the legal status and financial management of budgetary organisations pp. 443-465

Zsolt Aradi

International experience concerning the development of local finance pp. 466-473

Mariann Csipai and András Vigvári

Is there conformity with the Council of Europe Guidelines for local finances? pp. 474-482

Jorgen Lotz

The credit crisis of 2008 and what it means pp. 483-496

György Szakolczai

Globalisation and national markets pp. 497-501

Miklós Szanyi

Equity markets of emerging economies amid financial globalisation pp. 502-510

Ágnes Halász

Professor László Ladó, a visionary thought leader pp. 511-512

Árpád Kovács

Volume 54, issue 1, 2009

The new wave of the global financial crisis and a few consequences thereof on the global economy pp. 9-24

Miklós Losoncz

The global crisis and possible paths of Hungary's economic development pp. 25-33

László Práger

Monetary policy, exchange rate and stability pp. 34-49

Istvan Abel and Ádám Kóbor

Financial stability and the banking system, or the imbalance of the intermediary system pp. 50-68

György Kovács

A possible scenario of modernising the Hungarian local government model pp. 69-89

András Vigvári

Environmental, regulatory and control risks in the financial management of local municipalities – A trap for mice or a trap for cats? pp. 90-103

Gábor Kozma

Risks in the local government system from the stakeholders' point of view pp. 104-114

Péter Halmosi

Only in Hungary: experiences with municipal debt adjustment and suggested regulatory changes pp. 115-129

Károly Jókay and Katalin Veres-Bocskay

The controlling background of the financial management of municipalities pp. 130-139

Barnabás Reke

Advisory activities in the State Audit Office pp. 140-156

Pál Csapodi

The legal and professional regulation of the financial control of local governments in some EU member states pp. 157-176

László Nyikos

Proposal on the development of the voluntary health insurance fund system pp. 177-188

Klára Busa, Tamás Kóti and Tibor Tatay

What does the ferryman pay? – Quantification of a public foundation's losses pp. 189-204

Miklós Nagy

Financial crises in emerging markets – Vanishing tenets pp. 205-210

Katalin Botos

Challenges and choice of alternatives for the EU in the 2000s – The single internal market and the common currency pp. 211-215

István Benczes

The family silver – Studies on the asset management of municipalities pp. 216-220

Ildikó Győrffy

Volume 53, issue 4, 2008

Science or competitiveness? Science and competitiveness! – Acceptance speech at the Hungarian Academy of Sciences pp. 557-579

Ádám Török

Major conclusions from the macroeconomic risk analysis of the 2009 budget bill pp. 580-600

Gusztáv Báger and Gyula Pulay

The new kind of macroeconomic populism pp. 601-616

László Csaba

Role of financial innovations in oligopolistic market environment pp. 617-632

Gyula Nagy

The central budget management system and the impact thereof pp. 633-644

Ádám Demény

The operational efficiency of the fiscal system in terms of key tax and contribution liabilities pp. 645-655

Zoltán Pitti

Local public finance and local taxes pp. 656-674

Zoltán Lóránt

Freeing the hamstrung economy pp. 675-707

József Papp

The application of welfare economics to taxation pp. 708-720

Katalin Solt

Sustainable society – flat tax pp. 721-737

László Klicsu

Why is the Hungarian economy poorly? – Diagnosis and therapy pp. 738-752

György Szakolczai

The world economy in the vortex of the 21st century pp. 753-758

Tamás Halm

Within and beyond global economy pp. 759-763

Gyula Pulay

Trimming the sails – The comparative political economy of expansionary fiscal Consolidations A Hungarian perspective pp. 764-769

István Magas

Financial system – A non-mainstream approach pp. 770-773

Péter Galbács

Volume 53, issue 3, 2008

Stagflation and monetary policy – Theoretical basics pp. 367-390

Tibor Erdõs

Analysis of the macroeconomic risks of budgeting – Method and value pp. 391-408

Gusztáv Báger and Gyula Pulay

Fiscal competitiveness of EU8+2 countries pp. 409-432

Gábor Kutasi

Crossroads or roundabout? – Foreword to the taxation policy compilation of Public Finance Quarterly pp. 433-440

Ádám Török

Tax theories – what is the message of the history of theories for today? pp. 441-448

Katalin Botos

Theories of optimal taxation and the possibilities of empirical measurements pp. 449-458

Péter Elek and Ágota Scharle

The impact of tax structure on long-term economic growth – Theory and empirical experience in view of the Hungarian data pp. 459-472

Adrienn Erős

Considerations on the introduction of residential property tax pp. 473-482

Gergely Kiss and Gabor Vadas

The status and current issues of personal income tax systems in developed countries pp. 483-492

Péter Halmosi

Changes in the Hungarian taxpayers' behaviour with a view to changes in the personal income tax and the national insurance contribution, 2005–2006 pp. 493-512

Mária Lakatos

An aggregate Laffer curve – a multi-peak case pp. 513-524

Uriel Spiegel, Konstantin Kogan and Joseph Templeman

Controlling and continuous budget control at the Hungarian Financial Supervisory Authority pp. 525-535

Gábor Nyers

Essays and debates on Hungary's economic situation and perspectives pp. 536-544

Péter Ákos Bod

Positions and standpoints – or what does the “invisible hand” arrange? – Thoughts related to three books pp. 545-551

András Vigvári

Volume 53, issue 2, 2008

Our deficits – Academic inaugural address by an ordinary member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences pp. 173-185

Béla Kádár

Points of departure for shaping Hungary's international development policy – An approach from the perspective of multilateral development policy pp. 186-213

László Örlős

The information base of the science, technology and innovation policy – Decisions: on what basis? pp. 214-228

Annamária Inzelt, István Goldperger and Zsuzsanna Szunyogh

Enforcing budget discipline in Hungary and abroad pp. 229-239

Dániel Jánossy

Financial reform in Hungary's agricultural economy pp. 240-252

József Gráf

The U.S. credit crisis and its implications on global economy pp. 253-268

Miklós Losoncz

The new theory and empirics of political business cycles pp. 269-282

István Benczes and András Ürögdi

Man's registered debts pp. 283-295

László Vértesy

New act on the prevention and combating of money laundering and terrorist financing pp. 296-320

Zsófia Papp, Renáta Ujváriné Fejes and Gábor Simonka

Financial planning in Hungary pp. 321-330

Zoltán Luttenberger

MNB Bulletin – The latest regular publication of the Hungarian central bank addresses the wider public pp. 331-337

Lóránt Varga

Democracy and deficits – The new political economy of fiscal management reforms in the European Union pp. 337-345

György Szakolczai

Information economy pp. 346-349

János Farkas

Two-country theory of Hungary unjustified…? – Social struggle for state (over-) distribution in Hungary after the regime change pp. 350-356

Dóra Győrffy

Economic criminal law for economists pp. 357-360

Zsófia Papp

Volume 53, issue 1, 2008

Foreword to Issue 1 of 2008 pp. 5-6

Pál Csapodi

The future of the European Union's budget and Hungary's room for action pp. 7-23

András Inotai

Fiscal performance of the EU8+2 countries in the course of their integration process pp. 24-42

Gábor Kutasi

Europe under double pressure pp. 43-54

Katalin Botos

Ageing and the European pension schemes pp. 55-65

Attila Marján

Culture and its financing pp. 66-84

Antal Stark

About business angels pp. 85-100

Péter Osman

The budget of the European Union – towards an integrated control system pp. 101-107

Joanna Richardson

Application of the ESA 95 methodology in the budget pp. 108-121

Zsuzsanna Novák and Imre Vámos

Taxation aspects of marketing strategies employed in car sales pp. 123-130

Gábor Márkus

Theoretical principles of the classification of factoring deals pp. 131-152

Zoltán Nagy

The systems and methods of auditing pp. 153-155

Tamás Mészáros

A concise review of taxation books pp. 156-162

Katalin Botos and Mihály Ivicz

The economic political challenges of Hungarian EU membership pp. 163-168

János Zsugyel