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2019/8: Estimating Energy Price Elasticities When Salience is High: Residential Natural Gas Demand in Ukraine

Anna Alberini, Olha Khymych and Milan Ščasný

2019/7: Renewable Energy Financial Modelling: A China Case Study

Karel Janda and Binyi Zhang

2019/6: The Czech Exchange Rate Floor: Depreciation without Inflation?

Jaromir Baxa and Tomáš Šestořád

2019/5: The Effect of Higher Capital Requirements on Bank Lending: The Capital Surplus Matters

Dominika Kolcunová and Simona Malovana

2019/41: The Progress of Global Financial Transparency: Evidence from The Financial Secrecy Index 2009-2018

Petr Janský and Miroslav Palansky

2019/40: The Costs of Tax Havens: Evidence from Industry-Level Data

Petr Janský

2019/4: Does Daylight Saving Time Save Electricity? Evidence from Slovakia

Peter Kudela, Tomas Havranek, Dominik Herman and Zuzana Irsova

2019/39: Decomposing Multinational Corporations´ Declining Effective Tax Rates

Javier Garcia-Bernardo, Petr Janský and Thomas Torslov

2019/38: Impact of Terrorist Incidents on Tourism in Africa, the Middle East, and South Asia: A Dynamic Heterogeneous Panel Approache

Ugur Gok and Ikechukwu Nwaka

2019/37: Partisan Fiscal Policy: Evidence from Central and Eastern Europe

Ondrej Schneider

2019/36: Performance Comparison of European Cooperative and Commercial Banks in a Low Interest Rate Environment

Petr Teply and Matej Kuc

2019/35: Remittances and Economic Growth: A Meta-Analysis

Alina Cazachevici, Tomas Havranek and Roman Horvath

2019/34: Decomposition Analysis of Air Pollutants During the Transition and Post-Transition Periods in the Czech Republic

Milan Ščasný, B.W. Ang and Lukáš Rečka

2019/33: Tax Treaties Worldwide: Estimating Elasticities and Revenue Foregone

Petr Janský and Jan Laznicka

2019/32: Heterogeneity of Returns to Business R&D: What Does Make a Difference?

Petr Pleticha

2019/31: Multinational Corporations and Tax Havens: Evidence from Country-by-Country Reporting

Javier Garcia-Bernardo, Petr Janský and Thomas Torslov

2019/30: Czech BEERs with PEERs: Tackling the Uncertainty

Jaromir Baxa and Pavel Jancovic

2019/3: Bank-Sourced Transition Matrices: Are Banks' Internal Credit Risk Estimates Markovian?

Barbora Máková

2019/29: Quantifying Endogeneity of Cryptocurrency Markets

Michael Mark, Jan Sila and Thomas Weber

2019/27: The Impact of the Brexit Vote on UK Financial Markets: A Synthetic Control Method Approach

Matej Opatrny

2019/26: Death to the Cobb-Douglas Production Function

Sebastian Gechert, Tomas Havranek, Zuzana Irsova and Dominika Kolcunová

2019/25: Mortgage-Related Bank Penalties and Systemic Risk Among U.S. Banks

Václav Brož and Evžen Kočenda

2019/24: Family Size and Subjective Well-being in Europe: Do More Children Make Us (Un)Happy?

Barbara Pertold-Gębicka and Dominika Špolcová

2019/23: Does Income Increase the Well–Being of Employees?: Evidence from Europe

Dominika Špolcová and Barbara Pertold-Gębicka

2019/22: Financial Crime Spillovers. Does One Gain to Be Avenged?

Laure de Batz

2019/21: Parental Leave Length and Mothers’ Careers: What Can Be Inferred from Occupational Allocation?

Barbara Pertold-Gębicka

2019/20: Predatory Publications in Scopus: Evidence on Cross-Country Differences

Vit Machacek and Martin Srholec

2019/2: Key Determinants of Net Interest Margin of EU Banks in the Zero Lower Bound of Interest Rates

Petr Hanzlík and Petr Teply

2019/19: Estimating the Armington Elasticity: The Importance of Data Choice and Publication Bias

Josef Bajzik, Tomas Havranek, Zuzana Irsova and Jiří Schwarz

2019/18: Modeling UK Mortgage Demand Using Online Searches

Jaroslav Pavlicek and Ladislav Krištoufek

2019/17: Consumer Preferences for Sustainable and Healthy Lifestyle: Five-Country Discrete Choice Experiments

Milan Ščasný, Iva Zverinova and Vojtech Maca

2019/16: Nature-Based, Structural, or Soft Measures of Adaptation? Preferences for Climate Change Adaptation Measures to Limit Damages from Droughts

Milan Ščasný, Iva Zverinova and Alistair Hunt

2019/15: Sectoral Impacts of International Labour Migration and Population Ageing in the Czech Republic

Martin Stepanek

2019/14: Minimum Wage Increase and Firm Profitability: Evidence from Poland

Mykola Babiak and Olena Chorna

2019/13: Estimation of Price and Income Elasticity of Residential Water Demand in the Czech Republic over Three Decades

Milan Ščasný and Šarlota Smutná

2019/12: Does Central Bank Communication Signal Future Monetary Policy? The Case of the ECB

Hamza Bennani, Nicolas Fanta, Pavel Gertler and Roman Horvath

2019/11: Realized Moments and Bond Pricing

Barbora Malinska

2019/10: Tail Risks, Asset Prices, and Investment Horizons

Jozef Baruník and Matěj Nevrla

2019/1: Duopolistic Competition On a Plane

Davit Maskharashvilia

2018/40: Individual Discount Rates: A Meta-Analysis of the Experimental Evidence

Jindřich Matoušek

2018/39: Contagious Defaults in Inter-bank Networks

Ali Elminejad

2018/38: European Banks and Tax Havens: Evidence from Country-by-Country Reporting

Petr Janský

2018/37: Should Monetary Policy Lean against the Wind? An Evidence from a DSGE Model with Occasionally Binding Constraint

Jan Žáček

2018/35: Finance and Wealth Inequality

Iftekhar Hasan, Roman Horvath and Jan Mares

2018/34: Structural Analysis of Influences on Workplace Productivity Loss

Martin Stepanek and Kaveh Jahanshahi

2018/33: Residual Shape Risk on Czech Natural Gas Market

Karel Janda and Jakub Kourilek

2018/32: The Relationship Between Fuel, Biofuel and Food Prices: Methods and Outcomes

Karel Janda and Ladislav Krištoufek

2018/31: The Impact of Agricultural Subsidies on Farm Production: A Synthetic Control Method Approach

Matej Opatrny

2018/30: Time-Frequency Response Analysis of Monetary Policy Transmission

Luboš Hanus and Lukas Vacha

2018/29: Electives Shopping, Grading Competition, and Grading Norms

Martin Gregor