Corvinus Economics Working Papers (CEWP)

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2017/04: Lower fragmentation of coordination in primary care is associated with lower prescribing drug costs-lessons from chronic illness care in Hungary

Ágnes Lublóy, Judit Lilla Keresztúri and Gábor Benedek

2017/03: Anti-cyclical versus Risk-sensitive Margin Strategies in Central Clearing

Edina Berlinger, Barbara Dömötör and Ferenc Illés

2017/02: Optimality of linear factor structures

Borbála Szüle

2017/01: Funding Hungary: Exposing Normal and Dysfunctional Crisis Management

Dora Piroska

2016/14: Decentralized Clearing in Financial Networks

Péter Csóka and P. Jean-Jacques Herings

2016/13: Neural networks would 'vote' according to Borda's Rule

Dávid Burka, Clemens Puppe, László Szepesváry and Attila Tasnádi

2016/12: Weighted nucleoli and dually essential coalitions

Tamás Solymosi

2016/11: Designing Choice Sets to Exploit Focusing Illusion

Linda Dezső, Jonathan Steinhart, Barna Bakó and Erich Kirchler

2016/10: Psychic Punishment Costs and Deterrence

Barna Bakó and Peter Isztin

2016/09: So what is Capital in the Twenty-First Century? Some notes on Piketty’s book Working paper, forthcoming in Capitalism & Society

János Kornai

2016/08: Breaking promises. The Hungarian experience

János Kornai

2016/07: The prisoners' dilemma, congestion games and correlation

Ferenc Forgó

2016/06: Corporate cash-pool valuation in a multi-firm context: a closed formula

Edina Berlinger, Zsolt Bihary and Gyorgy Walter

2016/05: How much is corporate cash-pooling worth? Modelling and simulation

Edina Berlinger, Zsolt Bihary and Gyorgy Walter

2016/04: Implicit rating: A potential new method to alert crisis on the interbank lending market

Edina Berlinger

2016/03: Stress events in the Hungarian stock market

Barbara Dömötör and Kata Váradi

2016/02: Solvency risk minimizing guaranteed returns in life insurance

Borbála Szüle

2016/01: Quota bonuses as localized sales bonuses

Barna Bakó and András Kálecz-Simon

2015/22: State subsidy and moral hazard in corporate financing

Edina Berlinger, Anita Lovas and Peter Juhasz

2015/21: Hungary's U-Turn

János Kornai

2015/20: On the additivity of preference aggregation methods

László Csató

2015/19: An asymptotic test for the Conditional Value-at-Risk

Péter Vékás

2015/18: Improved stochastic optimization of railway timetables

Péter Vékás, Maarten van der Vlerk and Willem Klein Haneveld

2015/17: Trading between perceived risks and benefits related to biosimilar biological treatment in Crohn’s disease; discrete choice experiment among gastroenterologists

Petra Baji, László Gulácsi, Barbara D. Lovász, Petra A. Golovics, Valentin Brodszky, Márta Péntek, Fanni Rencz and Péter L. Lakatos

2015/16: Assignment Games with Externalities

Jens Gudmundsson and Helga Habis

2015/15: Project finance in Hungarian electricity sector. Effect of feed-in tariff system’s change onto power plant investments

Roland Madácsi

2015/14: How consistent is the new common agricultural policy with the challenges it faces?

József Popp and Attila Jambor

2015/13: The integration by trade and FDI of emerging economies: The Asian example

Anikó Magasházi

2015/12: Distance-based accessibility indices

László Csató

2015/11: Banking Contagion under Different Exchange Rate Regimes in CEE

Gábor Kutasi

2015/10: The impact of the recession on health care expenditure — How does the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia compare to other OECD countries?

Petra Baji, Márta Péntek, Imre Boncz, Valentin Brodszky, Olga Loblova, Nóra Brodszky and László Gulácsi

2015/09: Spontaneous order and social norms. Hayek’s theory of socio-cultural evolution

Péter Gedeon

2015/08: A Bertrand-Edgeworth oligopoly with a public firm

Zoltán Rácz and Attila Tasnádi

2015/07: Young's axiomatization of the Shapley value - a new proof

Miklós Pintér

2015/06: Between plurality and proportionality: an analysis of vote transfer systems

László Csató

2015/05: Incomplete pairwise comparison matrices and weighting methods

László Csató and Lajos Rónyai

2015/04: Formal professional relationships between general practitioners and specialists: possible associations with patient health and pharmacy costs

Ágnes Lublóy, Judit Lilla Keresztúri and Gábor Benedek

2015/03: Measuring and managing liquidity risk in the Hungarian practice

Balázs Árpád Szűcs and Kata Váradi

2015/02: Measuring centrality by a generalization of degree

László Csató

2015/01: Ranking in Swiss system chess team tournaments

László Csató

2014/19: The Multiple Hierarchical Legislatures in a Representative Democracy: Districting for Policy Implementation

Katsuya Kobayashi and Attila Tasnádi

2014/18: Auswirkungen von Eigenkapitalregulierung auf optimale Bankkreditzinsniveaus (Effect of capital regulation on optimal bank loan interest rate levels)

Borbála Szüle

2014/17: Determinants of pharmaceutical innovation diffusion: social contagion and prescribing characteristics

Ágnes Lublóy, Judit Lilla Keresztúri and Gábor Benedek

2014/16: A cardinally convex game with empty core

Miklós Pintér

2014/15: Lexicographic allocations and extreme core payoffs: the case of assignment games

Marina Nunez and Tamás Solymosi

2014/14: Where now after ten years of Eastern enlargement?

László Andor

2014/13: Properties of risk capital allocation methods: Core Compatibility, Equal Treatment Property and Strong Monotonicity

Dóra Balog, Tamás Bátyi, Péter Csóka and Miklós Pintér

2014/12: On the impossibility of fair risk allocation

Péter Csóka and Miklós Pintér

2014/11: The Kreps-Scheinkman game in mixed duopolies

Barna Bakó and Attila Tasnádi

2014/10: Nothing so certain as your anchors? A consumer bias that might lower prices

Barna Bakó and András Kálecz-Simon

2014/09: Analyzing interrelated stochastic trend and seasonality on the example of energy trading data

Fruzsina Mák

2014/08: The roots of "Western European societal evolution"

László Zsinka

2014/07: Social acceptance of renewable energy: Some examples from Europe and Developing Africa

Olaf Pollmann, Szilárd Podruzsik and Orsolya Fehér

2014/06: Unorthodoxy in legislation: The Hungarian experience

Dániel Deák

2014/05: Can Europe recover without credit?

Zsolt Darvas

2014/04: Are Democratizing Countries ‘Rewarded’ with Higher Levels of Foreign Aid?

Balazs Szent-Ivanyi

2014/03: Additive and multiplicative properties of scoring methods for preference aggregation

László Csató

2014/02: A new epistemic model

Miklós Pintér

2014/01: Axiomatic districting

Clemens Puppe and Attila Tasnádi