Megjelent Fertő Imre, Bakucs Zoltán és szerzőtársaik tanulmánya az Agris folyóiratban
Are Organic Farms Less Efficient? The Case of Estonian Dairy Farms Fertő, I., Bakucs, Z., Viira, A.-H., Alekandrova, O., Luik-Lindsaar, H. and Omel, R. Abstract The paper investigates the technical efficiency of conventional and organic dairy farms in Estonia in the period 2006‒2015 using Farm Accountancy Data Network. We analyse self-selection into organic farming using […]
Megjelent Biró Péter és Csáji Gergely cikke a Games and Economic Behavior folyóiratban
Strong core and Pareto-optimality in the multiple partners matching problem under lexicographic preference domains Biró Péter & Csáji Gergely Abstract We study strong core and Pareto-optimal solutions for multiple partners matching problem under lexicographic preference domains from a computational point of view. The restriction to the two-sided case is called stable many-to-many matching problem and […]
Megjelent Reiff Ádám és szerzőtársai tanulmánya a Perspectives on Politics folyóiratban
The Ukrainian Refugee Crisis and the Politics of Public Opinion: Evidence from Hungary Thomas B. Pepinsky, Ádám Reiff, Krisztina Szabó Abstract The 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine was a watershed moment in European politics. The invasion prompted a massive influx of refugees into Central Europe, a region in which immigration has proven highly contentious and […]
Megjelent Fertő Imre és Štefan Bojnec közös tanulmánya a Scientific Reports folyóiratban
Empowering women in sustainable agriculture Fertő Imre & Štefan Bojnec Abstract The agricultural and rural development policy seeks to facilitate the transition towards environmentally sustainable and climate-neutral agricultural practices, with a focus on human capital, knowledge, and innovation. Gender equality can play a significant role in promoting environmentally sustainable practices in the agricultural sector, particularly […]
Economic Preferences across Generations and Family Clusters: A Comment
Chowdhury, Sutter and Zimmermann (2022) assessed the risk, time, and social preferences of family members in rural Bangladesh, presenting two main findings. First, there is a strong and positive association between family members’ preferences, even when controlling for personality traits and family background. Second, families can be grouped into two clusters: approximately 20% of the […]
