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- ItemRegional inflation rate differentials: potential causes, and evidences from the euro area and Hungary(Slovak Academy of Sciences, 2010) Zsibók, Zsuzsanna; Workie, Tiruneh M; Radvansky, MThe focus of our research is on the spatial heterogeneities in the observed inflation rates within a currency union. We examine what are the characteristics of the regional monetary heterogeneities across the euro zone countries and across the Hungarian regions. Our study provides a detailed description of the potential factors that cause divergent inflation rates within a currency union. Then, we present the empirical results from the literature concerning the underlying reasons for the observed inflation differentials between the euro zone countries. In Hungary significant regional inflation heterogeneities were reported in empirical works, therefore we try to assess the possible reasons behind these differentials and compare our results to those observed in the euro area. The basis of our analysis is a disaggregated data set which contains store-level price quotes at a monthly frequency. This data set is complemented by other relevant macroeconomic variables measured at the county-level.
- ItemWhat future for Hungary after the Covid-19 outbreak?(Coimbra University Press, 2022) Horeczki, RékaMajor economic, natural and social shocks always bring new insights to regions as well, which call for new directions for development activities and related actions. The Covid-19 epidemic broke out, swept across the world in 2019, and has radically transformed almost every aspect of life. The change in meaning caused by the Covid-19 has also affected the rhetoric of countries and their role in the European Union. Isolationist processes have slowed down and fragmented integration into the EU. In this challenging period, we again witness a shift in the role of rural space (shelter, safe place) and its changing interpretation and also the reversal of negative connotations associated with the countryside: loneliness, self-sufficiency, distance. Therefore, the study focuses on the factors that have the potential to further enhance these positive values, and do not increase the resilience of rural areas.
- ItemPrecariousness and the financialization of housing(Edition Donau-Universität Krems, 2022) Bolt, Gideon; Czirfusz, Márton
- ItemVarious mental images about the geographical extension of Central, Southeast and Eastern europe (a mental map survey in eight countries)(KRTK RKI Nyugat-magyarországi Tudományos Osztály, 2022) Hardi, Tamás
- ItemHow eviction and displacement lead to informal housing(Edition Donau-Universität Krems, 2022) Virág, Tünde