2024.12.03. - Közgazdaság- és Regionális Tudományi Kutatóközpont

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Has the agricultural productivity increased after European Union enlargements in Central European countries? Evidence from four countries' cereal production - co-authored article by Imre Fertő Read more

Motherhood timing and the child penalty - by Anikó Bíró Read more

Green Transition, Grey Zones, and Red Flags: The Social and Economic Impacts of Chinese EV Investment in CEE - by Ágnes Szunomár Read more

Sometimes up, sometimes down: How capital’s seesaw reshaped everyday life at Budapest’s former Ganz-MÁVAG site - by Márton Berki and Mirjam Sági Read more

The impact of state activism on domestic multinationals: The case of Czechia and Hungary – by Magdolna Sass & Jana Vlčková

The impact of state activism on domestic multinationals: The case of Czechia and Hungary Magdolna Sass Competition & Change – SAGE Publications – First published online November 26, 20 Abstract This study examines how changing state activism has influenced the internationalization of Czech and Hungarian MNEs after the global financial crisis. Identifying four […]

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Has the agricultural productivity increased after European Union enlargements in Central European countries? Evidence from four countries' cereal production - co-authored article by Imre Fertő Read more

Motherhood timing and the child penalty - by Anikó Bíró Read more

Green Transition, Grey Zones, and Red Flags: The Social and Economic Impacts of Chinese EV Investment in CEE - by Ágnes Szunomár Read more

Sometimes up, sometimes down: How capital’s seesaw reshaped everyday life at Budapest’s former Ganz-MÁVAG site - by Márton Berki and Mirjam Sági Read more

Day: December 3, 2024

The impact of state activism on domestic multinationals: The case of Czechia and Hungary – by Magdolna Sass & Jana Vlčková