Building Kidney Exchange Programmes in Europe – An Overview of Exchange Practice and Activities by Péter BIRÓ and Haase-Kromwijk, Bernadette; Andersson, Tommy; Ásgeirsson, Eyjólfur Ingi; Baltesová, Tatiana; Boletis, Ioannis; Bolotinha, Catarina; Bond, Gregor; Böhmig,...
Our resarch assistant Attila Juhos won 1st prize at the Scientific Conference for Students (Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Informatics). His thesis ‘Egalitarian solutions in the stable roommates problem’ was...
The winemakers’ society – wine tourism and its socio-economic effects in two Central European wine-regions (Hungary and Austria) was presented by Gusztáv NEMES at the 1st World Congress of Agrotourism in Bolzano.
Creation and persistence of ties in cluster knowledge networks by Sándor JUHÁSZ and Balázs LENGYEL has been published in Journal of Economic Geography Abstract Knowledge networks are important to understand learning in industry clusters but surprisingly little is...
“Inventor Collaboration and it’s Persistence across European Regions” was presented by Zoltán ELEKES and Gergő TÓTH at the 4th EAEPE Research Area X Networks Workshop.
Péter BIRO participated at The Law and Economics of Market Design workshop / Hard Choices: Allocation Problems in Healthcare Panel.The conference provided an international platform for exchange and discussion between academic researchers and practitioners in public...
The relevance of foresight for supporting research infrastructure policies was presented by Attila HAVAS at The 8th International Academic Conference: Foresight and STI Policy.
Co-worker Networks and Agglomeration Externalities by Balázs LENGYEL and Rikard H. Eriksson in Economic Geography: Abstract The present article provides an initial systematic analysis of how social networks influence productivity in regional agglomerations. This is...
Ex-ante evaluation, monitoring and socio-economic impact assestment of research infrastructures in the Danube macro region: Current practices and proposed methods was presented by Attila HAVAS at the Impact of Research and Innovation Policy at the Crossroads of Policy...
Presentations by Mária CSANÁDI and Ferenc GYURIS in China: 23 October Beijing: National Development and Reform Commission, Institute of Spatial Planning and Regional Economics (NDRC ISPRE) Presentation nr. 1: Maria Csanádi & Ferenc Gyuris: Overinvestment,...
Learning to import from your peers by Márta Bisztray, Miklós KOREN and Ádám SZEIDL in Journal of International Economics has been published. Abstract We use firm-level data from Hungary to estimate knowledge spillovers in importing through fine spatial and managerial...
Inter-Ethnic Friendship and Hostility between Roma and non-Roma Students in Hungary: The Role of Exposure and Academic Achievement by Tamás HAJDU, Gábor KERTESI and Gábor KÉZDI in The B.E. Journal of Economic Analysis & Policy. Abstract This study examines...
Complexity of finding Pareto-efficient allocations of highest welfare was presented by Péter BIRÓ at the 15th Matching in Practice workshop. The topic for the policy roundtable was “Kindergarten matching practices in Europe”
“Assessing and understanding the drivers of farm income risk: Evidence from Slovenia” by Imre FERTŐ and Stefan BOJNEC in New Medit: download. Abstract The heterogeneity in income variability across Slovenian farms and time is explained by subsidies...
“Complexity of Finding Pareto Efficient Allocations of Highest Welfare” was presented by Péter BIRÓ at the 15th Workshop on Matching Practices in Europe.
The role of foresight in shaping the new production revolution – chapter by Attila HAVAS and K. Matthias WEBER in Book of Abstracts, Eu-SPRI Annual Conference Vienna 2017, “The Future of STI – the Future of STI Policy”
Hungarian social co-operatives: a policy tool to promote social innovation? – chapter by Attila HAVAS and György MOLNÁR in Book of Abstracts, Eu-SPRI Annual Conference Vienna 2017, “The Future of STI – the Future of STI Policy” .
Using regression tree ensembles to model interaction effects: a graphical approach was published by Daniel HORN [et al.] in Applied Economics. Fritz Schiltz, Chiara Masci, Tomasso Agasisti & Daniel Horn: Using regression tree ensembles to model interaction...
Asian Foreign Direct Investments in Hungary – chapter by Magdolna SASS, ÉVA OZSVALD, Kiran SHOBHA and Ágnes SZUNOMÁR in The transformation of Asian economic institutions : understanding local changes and global impacts on business and society : book of...
New formulations for college admission problem with common quotas was presented by Kolos Csaba ÁGOSTON at The International Conference on Operational Research (KOI) 2018.
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