Antalóczy, K., Sass, M.: Már a jövő sem a régi – csak kérdéseink vannak
Már a jövő sem a régi – csak kérdéseink vannak Szerzők: Antalóczy Katalin, Sass Magdolna In: Külgazdaság, 69(1-2), 6-17. DOI: 10.47630/KULG.2025.69.1-2.6 Absztrakt A 2024-es Körkérdésében a Külgazdaság arra kereste a választ, hogy szükség van-e új gazdaságpolitikára Magyarországon? Mi a válaszunkban – kutatási területeinknek megfelelően – már akkor is a nemzetközi politikai, gazdasági világrend, […]
Jaklič, A., Sass, M.: Foreign Direct Investment in Central and Eastern Europe After Two Decades of EU Enlargement: Slovenian and Hungarian Perspectives
Foreign Direct Investment in Central and Eastern Europe After Two Decades of EU Enlargement: Slovenian and Hungarian Perspectives Authors: Andreja Jaklič, Magdolna Sass In: Acta Histriae, 32(3), 321-340. Abstract This article examines foreign direct investment (FDI) as an indicator of economic integration, focusing on Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) in the two decades […]
Fertő, I., Kheyirkhabarli, M., Sass, M.: Gravity models with TiVA data: do they bring new results?
Gravity models with TiVA data: do they bring new results? Authors: Imre Fertő, Mahammad Kheyirkhabarli, Magdolna Sass In: Applied Economics Letters, 31(8), 702–705. DOI: 10.1080/13504851.2022.2145010 Abstract Using Trade in Value Added (TiVA) data in gravity models may result in new insights into international trade. The aim of this article is to compare whether […]
Éltető, A., Peragovics, T., Sass, M., Szunomár Á.: China’s European Bridgehead? The Chinese Economic Presence in Hungary
China’s European Bridgehead? The Chinese Economic Presence in Hungary Authors: Andrea Éltető, Tamás Peragovics, Magdolna Sass, Ágnes Szunomár China’s European Bridgehead? The Chinese Economic Presence in Hungary, Budapest: Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Budapest (2024) Abstract While the EU-China relationships are fraught with controversies, the Hungarian government has for many years been strengthening cooperation with the East Asian […]
Hungary is the recent European leader in Chinese investment: but who benefits?
Hungary is the recent European leader in Chinese investment: but who benefits? Article by Magdolna Sass on the Institute of World Economics’ blog Over the past two decades, China’s share of the world economy’s total FDI stock has grown rapidly. While in 2000 the country’s share was negligible, by 2023 it accounted for […]
