Researchers’ Night 2014

On the 26th of September Universities, Research Institutes and laboratories are open for the public, as they were on every last Friday of September, since 2005. The main objective of “FAWORIT 2014-2015” is to overcome the prevailing stereotypes about researchers and...

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Contracting for Structural Funds

Contracting for Structural Funds

HETFA Working Paper No. 8. Károly Mike - Gábor Balás: Contracting for Structural Funds - How the EU's Rules of the Game Shape the Behaviour of Member State Governments ISBN 978-963-89112-6-1; ISSN 2062-378X How do the rules of the game of EU cohesion policy shape the...

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Does Subsidized Childcare Matter for Maternal Labour Supply?

Does Subsidized Childcare Matter for Maternal Labour Supply?

Anna Lovász – Ágnes Szabó-Morvai (2013): Does Childcare Matter for Maternal Labor Supply? A modified Regression Discontinuity Analysis  The research, funded by the National Scientific Research Fund, implemented by HETFA Research Institute and the Institute of...

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Parametric Pension Reforms and Life-cycle Labour Supply

Parametric Pension Reforms and Life-cycle Labour Supply

Major, Klára - Varga, Gergely (2013): Parametric reforms and life-cycle labour supply. Economic Review [Közgazdasági Szemle, Közgazdasági Szemle LX. évf., 2013. november (1169—1207. o.).] Financing the social-security pension system will weigh heavily on the...

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Competitiveness Presumes a Reinforced Cooperation

’The basic requirement of competitiveness is the reinforcement of cooperation, whereas corruption is a general contractual failure’ argues Károly Mike, senior research fellow of HETFA, in his interview given to the Financial Review Online [Pénzügyi Szemle Online]....

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Impact of Academic Research on GDP Growth

Impact of Academic Research on GDP Growth

As it is shown in the economic growth literature, the return of resources invested in research is expected to contribute to the higher growth rate of potential income of the economy. This paper examines this relation in case of Hungary based on data from the period...

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