Working Papers IES

From Charles University Prague, Faculty of Social Sciences, Institute of Economic Studies
Contact information at EDIRC.
Bibliographic data for series maintained by Natalie Svarcova ().

Access Statistics for this working paper series.
Is something missing from the series or not right? See the RePEc data check for the archive and series.

2006/21: Wavelet Applications to Heterogeneous Agents Model

Lukas Vacha and Miloslav Vošvrda

2006/20: Command Economy after the Shocks of Opening up: The Factors of Adjustment and Specialisation in the Czech Trade

Vladimír Benáček, Jiri Podpiera and Ladislav Prokop

2006/19: The Price Impact of Stock Trades: Evidence from the Prague Stock Exchange

Vit Bubak and Filip Žikeš

2006/18: Opomíjená heterogenita lidí aneb Proč Afrika dlouhodobě neroste / On forgotten heterogeneity and absence of long-term growth in Africa [available in Czech only]

Michal Bauer and Julie Chytilová

2006/17: Three heuristics of search for a low price when initial information about the market is obsolete

Michal Skořepa

2006/16: Reform Redux: Measurement, Determinants and Reversals

Nauro Campos and Roman Horvath

2006/15: Státní podpora českého zemědělského úvěru v období před vstupem do Evropské unie / Government Support of the Czech Agricultural Credit in the Period Before the Accession to the European Union [available in Czech only]

Karel Janda and Martin Čajka

2006/14: Poptávková funkce na trhu s pojištěním: porovnání maximalizace paretovské pravděpodobnosti přežití s teorií EUT von-Neumanna a Morgensterna a s prospektovou teorií Kahnemana a Tverského / Demand for Insurance: Comparison of von Neumann-Morgenstern's and Kahneman-Tverovsky's Approaches [available in Czech only]

Jiri Hlavacek and Michal Hlaváček

2006/13: What Are Their Words Worth? Political Plans And Economic Pains Of Fiscal Consolidations In New EU Member States

Ondrej Schneider and Jan Zapal

2006/12: Systémy s mnoha rozhodujícími se jedinci v teoriích F. A. Hayeka a H. A. Simona / Multi-agent systems in F.A Hayek's and H.A. Simon's work [available in Czech only]

Julie Chytilová and Natálie Reichlová

2006/11: Does Credit Risk Vary with Economic Cycles? The Case of Finland

Petr Jakubík

2006/10: Neo-Keynesian and Neo-Classical Macroeconomic Models: Stability and Lyapunov Exponents

Jan Kodera, Karel Sladký and Miloslav Vošvrda

2006/09: Ètyøi mechanismy pøíjmové diferenciace / Four political economic mechanisms of income differentiation [available in Czech only]

Ludìk Rychetník

2006/08: Political Pressure on Central Banks: The Case of the Czech National Bank

Adam Gersl

2006/07: Zpochybnění deskriptivnosti teorie očekávaného užitku / Expected utility theory reconsidered [available in Czech only]

Michal Skořepa

2006/06: Meziregionální migrace obyvatelstva v České republice: Role likviditních omezení [available in Czech only]

Roman Horvath

2006/05: Relation between Cyclically Adjusted Budget Balance and Growth Accounting Method of Deriving ‘Net Fiscal Effort’

Jan Zapal

2006/04: Development of formal and informal institutions in the Czech Republic and other new EU Member States before the EU entry: did the EU pressure have impact?

Adam Gersl

2006/03: Czech Bankruptcy Procedures: Ex-post Efficiency View

Ondøej Knot and Ondrej Vychodil

2006/02: Pension reform in the Czech Republic: Not a Lost Case?

Ondrej Schneider

2006/01: Globální, americké, panevropské a národní rankingy ekonomických pracovišť / A Survey of Rankings of Economic Departments: Global, American, European and National [available in Czech only]

Martin Gregor

100: Koordinace hospodářské politiky zemí EU a její meze / The Coordination of Economic Policies of the EU Countries and its Limits [available in Czech only]

Luděk Urban

99: Convergence of Consumption Structure

Tomas Cahlik, Tomáš Honzák, Jana Honzáková, Marcel Jiřina and Natálie Reichlová

98: Political Economy of Public Deficit: Perspectives for Constitutional Reform

Adam Gersl

97: Can the Theory of Motivation Explain Migration Decisions?

Natálie Reichlová

96: Financial Accelerator Effects in the Balance Sheets of Czech Firms

Roman Horvath

95: Systém vysokých škol s procedurální racionalitou agentů / University System with Procedural Rationality of Agents [available in Czech only]

Tomas Cahlik and Jana Marková

94: Ekonomie štěstí: proč méně může být více / Economics and Happiness: Why Less Can Be More [available in Czech only]

Lubomir Mlcoch

93: Production, Capital Stock and Price Dynamics in a Simple Model of Closed Economy

Jan Kodera and Miloslav Vošvrda

92: ADR/GDR Potential in Central Europe

Kateřina Tsolov

91: Heterogeneous Agents Model with the Worst Out Algorithm

Lukas Vacha and Miloslav Vošvrda

90: Nabídková funkce ve vysokoškolském vzdělávání / Supply of university education [available in Czech only]

Jiri Hlavacek

89: Slovenská rekodifikace insolvenčního práva: několik lekcí pro Českou republiku (a jedna sázka na divokou kartu) / Slovakia's New Bankuptcy Law and Lessons for the Czech Republic [available in Czech only]

Tomáš Richter

88: Committed to Deficit: The Reverse Side of Fiscal Governance

Martin Gregor

87: Hodnocení pracoviš výzkumu a vývoje / Evaluation of R&D Institutions [available in Czech only]

Tomas Cahlik and Hana Pessrová

86: The Quantitative and Qualitative Analysis of the Budget Cost of the Czech Supporting and Guarantee Agricultural and Forestry Fund

Karel Janda

85: Cross-border Risk Transmission by a Multinational Bank

Alexis Derviz

84: Srovnání vývoje českých a slovenských institucí v oblasti zemědělských financí / Czech and Slovak Agriculture Financial Institutions [available in Czech only]

Karel Janda and Martin Čajka

83: Rizika a výzvy měnové strategie k převzetí eura / Risks and Challenges of Monetary Strategy for Euro Adoption [available in Czech only]

Oldrich Dedek

82: The Comparative Statics of the Effects of Credit Guarantees and Subsidies in the Competitive Lending Market

Karel Janda

81: Centralization Trade-off with Non-Uniform Taxes

Peter Tuchyòa and Martin Gregor

80: Trading Intensity and Intraday Volatility on the Prague Stock Exchange: Evidence from an Autoregressive Conditional Duration Model

Vit Bubak and Filip Žikeš

79: A Fiscal Rule That Has Teeth: A Suggestion for a "Fiscal Sustainability Council" Underpinned by the Financial Markets

Petr Hedbavny, Ondrej Schneider and Jan Zapal

78: Exchange Rate Variability, Pressures and Optimum Currency Area Criteria: Implications for the Central and Eastern European Countries

Roman Horvath

77: Market Prices as Indicators of Political Events Evidence from the Experimental Market on the Czech Republic Parliamentary Election in 2002

Tomas Cahlik, Adam Gersl, Michal Hlaváček and Michael Berlemann

76: Fiscal Policy in New EU Member States: Go East, Prudent Man!

Ondrej Schneider and Jan Zapal

75: Real Equilibrium Exchange Rate Estimates: To What Extent Are They Applicable for Setting the Central Parity?

Roman Horvath

74: Ready to Go? EU Enlargement and Migration Potential: Lessons from the Czech Republic in the Context of the Irish Migration Experience

Wadim Strielkowski and Cathal O'Donoghue

73: Judging the Sustainability of Czech Public Finances

Jan Zapal

72: Tolerable Intolerance: An Evolutionary Model

Martin Gregor