Éltető Andrea

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2023Éltető, A., Ricz, J.: Zöld iparpolitika a hibrid rendszerekben - retorika versus gyakorlat. POLITIKATUDOMÁNYI SZEMLE 32 : 2 pp. 72-97.

2023Éltető, A.: Aspects of electric vehicle battery production in Hungary. Budapest : Centre for Economic and Regional Studies, Institute of World Economics ELRN, (KRTK VGI Working Papers 1215-5241; 271)

2023Dobos, E., Éltető, A.: Regulation of the fashion supply chains and the sustainability–growth balance. SUSTAINABILITY ACCOUNTING MANAGEMENT AND POLICY JOURNAL 14 : 1 pp. 101-129.

2023Éltető, A., Medve-Bálint, G.: Illiberal Versus Externally Fomented growth model readjustment: post-GFC state aid in the EU’s semi-periphery. COMPETITION AND CHANGE: THE JOURNAL OF GLOBAL BUSINESS AND POLITICAL ECONOMY Paper: Early Access

2023Götz, M., Éltető, A., Sass, M.: Still attractive for FDI Location advantages of Visegrad countries in the digital era - the case of Poland and Hungary. EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT 20 : 1 pp. 66-88.

2022Černá, I., Éltető, A., Folfas, P., Kuźnar, A., Křenková, E., Minárik, M., Przeździecka, E., Szalavetz, A., Túry, G., Zábojník, S.: GVCs in Central Europe: A Perspective of the Automotive Sector after COVID-19. Bratislava, Szlovákia : Vydavatelstvo Ekonóm

2022Éltető, A., Sass, M., Götz, M.: The dependent Industry 4.0 development path of the Visegrád countries. INTERSECTIONS: EAST EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF SOCIETY AND POLITICS 8 : 3 pp. 147-168.

2021Éltető, A., Sass, M.: A kapitalizmus változatai és az ipar 4.0 a visegrádi országokban KÖZGAZDASÁGI SZEMLE 68 : 5 pp. 490-514. , 25 p.

2020Éltető, A.: Coronavirus crisis – trade effects for the Iberian and Visegrád countries, Centre for Economic and Regional Studies, Institute of World Economics, Budapest, 33 p.

2019Éltető, A., Udvari, B.: Export of Hungarian SMEs – testing network internationalisation, JOURNAL FOR EAST EUROPEAN MANAGEMENT STUDIES 24 : 4 pp. 614-635. , 22 p.

2019Éltető, A.: Effects of Industry 4.0 on reshoring investments - Hungarian experiences. Budapest, Hungary: Institute of World Economics, Centre for Economic and Regional Studies, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, 47 p.

2018Éltető, A., Udvari, B.: Factors influencing the export of Hungarian SMEs: International Journal of Export Marketing 2 : 2 pp. 104-124., 21 p.

2018Éltető, A.: Foreign trade of goods and services of the peripheral regions: characteristics and tendencies after the crisis In: Éltető, A (ed.) Export influencing factors in the Iberian, Baltic and Visegrád regions Budapest, Hungary: Institute of World Economics, Centre for Economic and Regional Studies, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, pp. 112-145., 34 p.

2015Éltető, A., Alguacil, M., Martinez, V:. International R&D spillovers in Central and Eastern Europe.The role of capital imports and local conditions. Universitat Jaume I Working Paper no. 12.

2015Éltető, A., Magasházi, A., Szalavetz, A., Túry, G.: Global Value Chains and Upgrading: the Experience of Hungarian Firms in the Heavy Engineering and Automotive Industries. In: Vlcková (ed.): How to Benefit from Global Value Chains. Implications for the V4 Countries. p.67-97.

2015Kalotay, K., Éltető, A., Sass M., Weiner Cs.: Orosz befektetések a visegrádi országokban: Az elméletek temetője? KÖZGAZDASÁGI SZEMLE 62:(5) pp. 565-586.

2014Éltető A.: Foreign trade trends in the EU10 countries. In: Éltető A (ed.): Mind the gap: integration experiences of the ten Central and Eastern European countries. 145 p. Budapest: Institute of World Economics, Centre for Economic and Regional Studies, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, pp. 41-60.

2014Antalóczy, K., Éltető, A., Sass, M.: Outward FDI from Hungary: the Emergence of Hungarian Multinationals. Entrepreneurial Business and Economics Review, 2(3), 47-61.

2013Éltető, A., Völgyi, K.: Integrated in the global value chains – trade developments between Hungary and Asia. EASTERN JOURNAL OF EUROPEAN STUDIES 4:(1) pp. 57-79.

2012Sass, M., Antalóczy, K., Éltető, A.: Emerging multinationals and the role of virtual indirect investors: the case of Hungary. EASTERN EUROPEAN ECONOMICS 50:(2) pp. 41-58.