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1723: Popular matchings with two-sided preferences and one-sided ties

Agnes Cseh, Chien-Chung Huang and Telikepalli Kavitha

1722: How did Feldstein (1985) undervalue the optimal level of social security benefits?

Andras Simonovits

1719: Do friends follow each other? FDI network effects in Central Europe

Gábor Békés and Marta Bisztray

1716: US vs. European Apportionment Practices: The Conflict between Monotonicity and Proportionality

László Kóczy, Péter Biró and Balázs Sziklai

1714: Why is it so hard to reach the EU’s ‘poverty’ target?

Zsolt Darvas

1713: How to choose a non-manipulable delegation?

Burak Can, Péter Csóka and Emre Ergin

1712: Interest premium and economic growth: the case of CEE

Daniel Baksa and István Kónya

1711: Intra-couple income distribution and subjective well-being: the moderating effect of gender norms

Gábor Hajdu and Tamás Hajdu

1710: Panic bank runs

Hubert Janos Kiss, Ismael Rodriguez-Lara and Alfonso Rosa-García

1708: Collapse of an Online Social Network: The Blame on Social Capital

Laszlo Lorincz, Julia Koltai, Anna Fruzsina Gyor and Karoly Takacs

1707: Jumping the welfare gap in designing public transfers

Simonovits Andras

1706: Smoking Ban and Health at Birth

Tamás Hajdu and Gábor Hajdu

1704: Expenditure responses, policy interventions and heterogeneous welfare effects in Hungary during the 2000s

Zsombor Cseres-Gergely, György Molnár and Tibor Szabo

1702: Saver types: An evolutionary-adaptive approach

Gergely Varga and Janos Vincze

1701: An Axiomatization of the Proportional Rule in Financial Networks

Péter Csóka and P. Jean-Jacques Herings

1635: Some are more equal than others: new estimates of global and regional inequality

Zsolt Darvas

1633: Negative correlation between retirement age and contribution length?

Erik Granseth, Wolfgang Keck, Wolfgang Nagl, Melinda Tir and Andras Simonovits

1632: Integer programming methods for special college admissions problems

Kolos Agoston, Péter Biró and Iain McBride

1631: Retirement rules in Hungary: gainers and losers

Tibor Czegledi, Endre Szabo, Melinda Tir and Andras Simonovits

1630: Two different sources of inequalities: profits and rents in advanced market economies

Peter Mihalyi and Iván Szelenyi

1627: Frontloading the Unemployment Benefit: An Empirical Assessment

Attila Lindner and Balazs Reizer

1626: Productivity and Convergence in European Agriculture

Lajos Baráth and Imre Fertő

1625: Studying Farm Insurance Demand under Financial Constraints

Lajos Baráth, Raushan Bokusheva and Imre Fertő

1624: Are the major European wine exporters able to price discriminate across their EU extra wine export destinations?

Imre Fertő and Jeremias Mate Balogh

1623: The effect of foreign-owned large plant closures on nearby firms

Marta Bisztray

1622: The effect of FDI on local suppliers: Evidence from Audi in Hungary

Marta Bisztray

1620: Flood risk and housing prices: evidence from Hungary

Gábor Békés, Áron Horváth and Zoltan Sapi

1618: Globalization and the markups of European firms

Gábor Békés, Cecília Hornok and Balazs Murakozy

1617: Centralization of strategic decisions during the Great Recession: An empirical analysis of European manufacturing firms

Zoltan Bakonyi and Balazs Murakozy

1616: Income Effects and Trade Agreements

David DeRemer

1615: Pensions in transition in EU11 countries between 1990 and 2015

Stefan Domonkos and Andras Simonovits

1613: The Principle of Reciprocity in the 21st Century

David DeRemer

1612: Do Firms Pay Bonuses to Protect Jobs?

Balazs Reizer

1610: Productivity spillovers through labor flows: The effect of productivity gap, foreign-owned firms, and skill-relatedness

Zsolt Csáfordi, Laszlo Lorincz, Balázs Lengyel and Karoly Miklos Kiss

1609: Optimal payments to connected depositors in turbulent times-a Markov chain approach

Dávid Csercsik and Hubert Janos Kiss

1606: Saving and taxation in a voluntary pension system: Toward an agent-based model

Balazs Kiraly and Andras Simonovits

1604: China in Between Varieties of Capitalism and Communism

Maria Csanadi

1603: Decentralized Clearing in Financial Networks

Péter Csóka and P. Jean-Jacques Herings

1602: Labor flows in Hungary and Europe

István Kónya

1601: The ‘fit’ between forward-looking activities and the innovation policy governance sub-system

Attila Havas and Karl Matthias Weber

1557: Filling the gap: open economy considerations for more reliable potential output estimates

Zsolt Darvas and Andras Simon

1555: The association between experiential and material expenditures and subjective well-being: New evidence from Hungarian survey data

Tamás Hajdu and Gábor Hajdu

1554: Various approaches to measuring business innovation: their relevance for capturing social innovation

Attila Havas

1553: Would depositors like to show others that they do not withdraw? Theory and Experiment

Markus Kinateder, Hubert Janos Kiss and Ágnes Pintér

1552: Resource-monotonicity and Population-monotonicity in Cake-cutting

Balázs Sziklai and Erel Segal-Halevi

1551: Efficient support of short food supply chains in Hungary: a spatial analysis

Zsófia Benedek and Bálint Balazs

1550: Co-worker networks, labour mobility, and productivity growth in regions

Balázs Lengyel and Rikard Eriksson

1549: On how to identify experts in a community

Balázs Sziklai

1548: Geographical and Sectorial Concentration in Czech, Hungarian and Slovak exports

Karoly Attila Soos

1545: The Stable Fixtures Problem with Payments

Péter Biró, Walter Kern, Daniel Paulusma and Peter Wojuteczky