Tanulmány

• Green finance and the structure of the financial intermediation system Empirical experiences in Central and Eastern Europe

  András Bethlendi, Nikolett Sereg, Katalin Mérő

  373–404

  • PDF (Hungarian)
• Integration Profiles in the European Union: A Composite-Indicator Approach A Novel Perspective

  Ferenc Kollárik, Oleg Tankovsky, Sándor Gyula Nagy

  405–419

  • PDF (Hungarian)
  • Melléklet (Hungarian)

Műhely

• Challenges and dilemmas related to the EU pay transparency directive

  István Boza, Virág Ilyés

  420–455

  • PDF (Hungarian)

Discussion

• How can value-added serve as a compass for development policy?

  György Boda

  456–466

  • PDF (Hungarian)
• The compass of development policy and value added Critical analysis and new approaches

  Magdolna Csath

  467–473

  • PDF (Hungarian)
• In defence of the concept of gross value added

  Tamás Tétényi

  474–479

  • PDF (Hungarian)
• Reply in the debate on the applicability of value added

  Péter Mihályi

  480–485

  • PDF (Hungarian)

• Az egyenlőtlenségek értelmezéséről és tendenciáiról Iván Szelényi–Péter Mihályi: Inequalities: origins and consequences. Understanding the post-communist period, 1989–2025. Tárki, 2026, 191 o.

  István György Tóth

  486–495

  • PDF (Hungarian)