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Hungary: The Allied Outlier - book chapter by Boglárka Koller in Springer's Security, Defence, and the Future of Europe Read more

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How are the interests of local and regional governments represented in the European Parliament? – Balázs Brucker Read more

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The green leap forward? State capitalism, industrial policy, and the limits of green transformation in China - new scientific study by Ágnes Szunomár in Post-Communist Economies journal Read more

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The employment effects of disability benefit reassessment - new co-authored study by Anikó Bíró and Judit Krekó is published in Jornal of Public Economics Read more

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KTI Szeminárium: Koren Miklós:  Communist Era Managers in Modern Times

The presentation will take place in a hybrid format via zoom interface or in person in room K.11-12; 21.03.2024, 13.00.

Speaker: Koren Miklós

Title:  Communist Era Managers in Modern Times: A Comparison of Management Skills Across Generations

Abstract:

Management practices differ widely across countries. Here we show that they also vary over time. Using the World Management Survey for Hungary, we document that younger managers adopt better management practices. We hypothesize that such cohort effects are specific to transition economies, with some of the manager skills becoming obsolete after a post-communist transition.

Short bio: Koren Miklós is a senior research fellow at the Economic Growth and Competitiveness research group of KRTK KTI. He is also a professor of economics at CEU. His current research, supported by a Forefront Research Excellence Grant and an ERC Advanced Grant, focuses on the role of management practices in economic development and the allocation of managerial talent in the macroeconomy.

Short biography. He is also Professor of Economics at CEU. His current research, supported by a Forefront Research Excellence Grant and an ERC Advanced Grant, focuses on the role of management practices in economic development and the macroeconomic allocation of managerial talent.

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