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Marginalisation or mobilisation through electromobility? Depicting the pharmakon nature of Chinese EV battery investments in Hungary - new research study by Ágnes Szunomár Read more

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Price caps do not stop price transmission – they change where it happens – by Imre Fertő and Szilárd Podruzsik Read more

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Out of school and into trouble? Labor market impacts of decreasing the school leaving age - by Anna Adamecz, Ágnes Szabó-Morvai and co-authors Read more

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Integrating resilience and sustainability in new product development by Central European automotive firms: is there synergy or two independent concepts? by Gábor Túry and co-authors Read more

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Heterogeneity of Emerging Multinationals and the Role of the State – The Case of Czechia and Hungary – by Magdolna Sass

  The document investigates the emergence of domestically owned multinational enterprises (MNEs) in Czechia and Hungary, analysing the state’s role in their development. Despite similarities in economic structure and historical transitions, the two countries demonstrate distinct dynamics in government-business interactions. While Czechia’s MNEs often operate independently from the state through transferring their headquarters abroad, Hungary’s […]