Economics

International finance, trade and macroeconomics; institutional economics; development economics; microeconomic theory and applied microeconomics; organizational economics; monetary and fiscal policy; applied econometrics.
Labor Studies: Causes of structural and institutional change and the consequences of restructuring for firms and workers. Labor markets and other applied microeconomic issues in Central and Eastern Europe.

Kockázatvállalás és nemzetközi diverzifikáció

Koren, M.. "Kockázatvállalás és nemzetközi diverzifikáció." In Válogatás Maurice Obstfeld írásaiból. A Rajk László Szakkollégium által alapított Neumann János Díj 2003. évi kitüntetettjének tiszteletére, edited by A. Csontos, 203-206. Budapest, Hungary: Aula, 2003.
Unit: 
Department of Economics and Business

Buborékok a közgazdaságtanban

Koren, M.. "Buborékok a közgazdaságtanban." In Válogatás Maurice Obstfeld írásaiból. A Rajk László Szakkollégium által alapított Neumann János Díj 2003. évi kitüntetettjének tiszteletére, edited by A. Csontos, 51-52. Budapest, Hungary: Aula, 2003.
Unit: 
Department of Economics and Business

Price variability and the speed of adjustment to the law of one price : evidence from Slovakia

Horváth, J., and S. Vidovic. Price variability and the speed of adjustment to the law of one price : evidence from Slovakia. Helsinki: Bank of Finland Institute for Economies in Transition BOFIT, 2004.
Unit: 
Department of Economics and Business
Department of International Relations

The law of one price: evidence from a small transition economy

Horváth, J., and S. Vidovic. "The law of one price: evidence from a small transition economy." Jahrbuch für Wirtschaftswissenschaften 56, no. 3 (2005): 257-284.
Unit: 
Department of Economics and Business
Department of International Relations

Trade balance and income shocks: experience of transition economies

Horváth, J., and M. Veselkova. "Trade balance and income shocks: experience of transition economies." Transition Studies Review 15, no. 2 (2008): 241-249.
Unit: 
Department of Economics and Business
Department of International Relations
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