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The Institute of Economics of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences is committed to international standards of fundamental and applied research in economics. It has focused increasingly on the analysis of the contemporary market economy and the transformation of the Hungarian economy.

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Social science research databases published on-line by the Institute Details »

IEHAS PUBLICATION

The Hungarian Labour Market 2007
Edited by
Károly Fazekas and Gábor Kézdi

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CONFERENCES

Summer Workshop
22-23 August 2007 Details »

PUBLICATIONS

Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications
Two studies authored/co-authored by Mária Csanádi (IEHAS) published in December Details »
Journal of Economics
A study from András Simonovits (IEHAS) published in December Details »
Energy Policy
A study co-authored by László Paizs (IEHAS) published in October Details »
Land Use Policy
A study from Anna Burger (IEHAS) published in the most recent issue Details »

NEWS

Mária Csanádi:
Self-consuming Evolutions: A Model on the Structure, Self-reproduction, Self-destruction and Transformation of Party-state Systems Tested in Romania, Hungary and China Details »
Das ausländische Kapital in Ungarn
Book Chapter from Tamás Réti in Willkommene Investoren oder nationaler Ausverkauf?... Details »

Contracts in agribusiness: A survey in the Hungarian dairy sector
A study from Gábor G. Szabó and Krisztina Bárdos in International agri-food chains and networks. Management and organization Details »

RESEARCH FOCUS

Agricultural Economics and Rural Development; Empirical Industrial Organisation; Globalisation, EU-integration and Convergence; Macroeconomics and Growth; Public Economics and Public Policies; Economics of Education; Labour Market
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SEMINARS

Neoliberalism, Embedded Neoliberalism, and Neocorporatism: Paths towards Transnational Capitalism in Central-Eastern Europe
Béla Greskovits Details »
Institutional Capacity and Ireland's "Celtic Tiger" Economy
Frank Barry Details »
On the interpretation and international comparison of external imbalances
Gábor Oblath Details »
Futures for Universities
Attila Havas Details »
Spillovers from Multinationals to Heterogeneous Domestic Firms: Evidence from Hungary
Gábor Békés Details »
Dynamic Reference - Dependent Preferences
Botond Kőszegi, Matthew Rabin Details »

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

György Molnár, Zsuzsa Kapitány:
Mobility, Uncertainty and Subjective Well-being in Hungary Details »
Ákos Valentinyi:
Which Sectors Make the Poor Countries so Unproductive? Details »
Štefan Bojnec, Imre Fertő:
Revealed Comparative Advantages and Competitiveness of Hungarian and Slovenian Agri-Food Trade in the Eu Markets Details »
László Halpern, Miklós Koren, Ádám Szeidl:
Imports and Productivity
(Canceled!) Details »
Zoltán Lajos Bakucs, Imre Fertő, Gábor G. Szabó:
A successful vertical coordination in the ffv sector: The case of Mórakert producer group Details »
Zsombor Cseres-Gergely :
Labour and Educational Economics Departments, Institute of Economics, Hungarian Academy of Sciences Details »
Gábor G. Szabó, Krisztina Bárdos:
Contracting relationships and countervailing power of milk producers in Hungary: need for producer-owned organizations Details »
Attila Havas:
Futures of Universities Details »
Zoltán Bakucs Lajos, Imre Fertö, Heinrich Hockmann, Oleksandr Perekhozhuk:
Market Power on the Edge? An Analysis of the German and Hungarian Pork Chains Details »
Gábor G. Szabó:
"Co-operative Identity" – a Concept for Economic Analysis and Evaluation of Co-operative Flexibility: the Dutch Practice and the Hungarian Reality in the Dairy SectorDetails »
Mária Csanádi:
Describing party-state systems and their dynamics as networks Details »
European Economic Association
& Econometric Society
2006 Parallel Meetings
(24 - 28 August 2006):
Gergely Csorba:
Contracting with Asymmetric Information in the Presence of Positive Network Effects: Screening and Divide-And-Conquer Techniques Details »
László Halpern:
Imports and Productivity Details »
Gábor Kézdi:
Who Becomes a Stockholder? Expectations, Subjective Uncertainty, and Asset Allocation Details »
András Simonovits:
Designing Optimal Benefit Rules for Flexible Retirement Details »
Gábor Békés:
Location of Manufacturing Fdi in Hungary: How Important are Inter-Company Relationships? Details »
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