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A Breakthrough in Global Economics - or Not?Köz-Gazdaság, vol. 10, no. 3, 2015Details

Category: cikkLanguage: Hungarian

Ez a tanulmány azt vizsgálja meg, hogy a világ közgazdaság-tudományában a válságokat követően végbement-e, s ha nem, mikorra mehet végbe egy alapvető, a paradigmára és a módszerekre is kiterjedő változás? Megállapítható,hogy jelentős változások indultak el, mind a Nobel-díjak, mind pedig a vezetőlapok kínálata tekintetében, amihez a könyvkiadók is csatlakoztak. Ugyanakkor a jelentősebb, minőségi változásoknak szerkezeti, intézményi és szervezeti akadályai vannak, amiket a kuhni elmélet szerint negyedszázados léptékben lehet majd meghaladni.

Federal Europe or Europe of nations? On the Systemic Consequences of Financial Crisis managementMagyar Szemle, vol. 24, no. 7-8, 2015Details

Category: cikkLanguage: Hungarian

Ez a cikk azt a feloldhatatlan ellentétet vizsgálja, ami az Európai Uniót mai formájában létrehozó Lisszaboni Szerződés és a 2009–2015 közti időszakban végbe vitt válságkezelő intézkedések közt jött létre. Míg az előbbi határozottan a kormányköziség, utóbbiak a nemzetek felett is ég talaján állnak. A feszültség rövid távon pragmatikus kompromisszumoknak látszó lépéseket jelent, amelyek jellegükben alapvetően módosítják az unió politikai lényegét.

Unorthodoxy versus heterodoxy in economics?Jogtudományi Közlöny, vol. 70, no. 9, 2015Details

Category: cikkLanguage: Hungarian

Governing EMU After the Crisis – Sense and Nonsense of the New PracticesLATOSZEK E. - POCZEK M. – KLOS A. – OSUCH-RAK E. – PACHOCKA M., 2015Details

New York, Nova ScienceCategory: könyvfejezetLanguage: English

Managing the crisis of the Euro-zone, triggered primarily1 by the spillover of the global financial meltdown has brought about more supra-national solutions than anybody could have guessed at the time of signing the latest Treaty on the European Union/TEU in Lisbon in 2009. While the latter is firmly anchored in enhanced inter-governmentalism, innovations in crisis management have brought about giant steps toward supranational solutions. Creating a permanent mechanism for crisis management, the European Stability mechanism/ESM, vesting the European Central Bank/ECB with the non-trivial and largely fiscal role of supervising systemically relevant large private banks, creating the Single Resolution Mechanism/SRM and the European semester all follow the ’discipline for money’ logic. Furthermore the ECB has been re-interpreting its mandate in September, 2012. By providing unlimited liquidity ’to save the euro’, further by launching a 1.17 trillion worth of stimulus package in January, 2015, it has been transformed intoa full-blooded federal central bank.

On The Crisis Of The Emu: Failed Construction, Failed Implementation Or Failed Crisis Management?McGOWAN, J. - DALLAGO, B eds: A Global perspective on the Crisis of Europe, 2015Details

London, RoutledgeCategory: könyvfejezetLanguage: English

This paper offers six theses on the components, roots and consequences of the crisis of EMU and crisis management. Surveying the literature and the most contested claims therein it argues that while the architecture of EMU is basically sound, behavior of the players of the game should seek to take those rules more seriously. Should that happen, reforms allowing forthe financial sustainability of the European social market economy are both desirable and probable in the years to come. This piece deliberately avoids discussing issues of global capital flows and their impact on EMU, which is a related subject, but transcends the scope of the current analysis.

Economic Systems: Constraints And Driving Forces Of ChangeHÁMORI B. and ROSTA M., eds: Constraints and Driving Forces in Economic Systems, 2015Details

Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom, Cambridge Scholars PublishingCategory: könyvfejezetLanguage: English

This essay attempts to present an overview of driving forces and limitations of changes in economic systems. We put it in the context of the ongoing global debate over major issues of economic theory. The rich experience of the 20th and 21st century has provided analysts with new insights and generalizations for comparative economics. In the following we offer six of the potentially less controversial, if not uncontested, results of global research in a theses-like fashion. These, we hope, may be relevant both for general economics, and particularly for its much needed improvements over the current, over-standrized education, The observation of a variety of transitions, and its policy applications helps creating a more relevant brand of science, both for understanding and improving reality, a research project that students of post-communist economies are naturally pre-occupied with.

Seven meagre yearsKülgazdaság, vol. 58, no. 11-12, pp. 97-100, 2014Details

Academic monthly of KOPINT FoundationCategory: recenzióLanguage: Hungarian

No major threats in the budget for 2015Magyar Hírlap, November 3, 2014Details

center-right dailyCategory: interjúLanguage: Hungarian

Csaba László közgazdászprofesszor úgy véli, idén jól teljesít a gazdaság, átláthatóbb adórendszer és kisebb közterhek kellenének.

„Do not change the winning team”Magyar Hírlap, June 7, 2014Details

center-right dailyCategory: interjúLanguage: Hungarian

EU provides room for developmentHeti Válasz, May 3, 2014Details