A magánnyugdíjpénztári rendszer „elszámolása”

Csaba, László

doi:10.18414/ksz.2018.9.861

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“…2.After the review of the literature of methodology bases, we reviewed works focusing on ECONOMIC STRUCTURE AND THE STRUCTURAL CHANGEmainly with macro or sectoral approach. Although the issue of structural change -mainly because of opinions focusing on re-industrialisation -often seems to be a novelty, we think it is important to note that in Hungary there was a similar great interest in the relation between industry and services already before, in the 1970s (Árvay [1973], Benedeckiné [1968], Bertóti [1969],…”

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Difficulties of catching-up in Central-Eastern Europe

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The dissertation and the included articles primarily conduct exploratory investigations, followed by synthesising the results to draw conclusions. In the dissertation and in the article, I apply numerous quantitative methods. Mostly, they are connected to the input-output table systems. The balance of inter-sectoral relations (BIR) plays a central role in the targeted connection. The research applied other data analysing tools and databases, such as processing the company level reporting data which were linked to the system of national accounts. In this way I was able to organise different data sources of the National Tax and Customs Administration and the Hungarian Central Statistical Office to a consistent system.Beside and strongly connected to the input-output table system, the sectoral level interpretation of the smile curve framework involves other methodologies. The key methodology is the adaptation of Antràs (2013) methodology for calculating upstreamness and downstreamness index. Aim of the research: Throughout my research, the question that lingered was how Hungary and the Central-Eastern European region are progressing on the trajectory towards catching up (or, conversely, falling behind). The exploration of parallels between the region's characteristic state of a middle-income trap and its economic structure emerged as an objective, with one less-discussed aspect being the examination of engagement with global value chains.

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“…It is necessary to observe foreign trade, production, and the new value generated in production together. This requires the application of an accounting technique that accounts for production and foreign trade in a common system of value added 22 .…”

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A kötelező magánnyugdíjpillér három elemi modellje

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simonoVits andrás a kötelező magánnyugdíjpillér három elemi modellje Ebben a tanulmányban három elemi modellt mutatok be részletesen, mindhárom a kötelező magán nyugdíj pillérről szól. 1. Hogyan lehet megbecsülni a magán nyugdíj pillér 1998-2010 közötti hozamát? 2. Kinek érte meg 1998ban önként belépni a magán nyugdíj pillérbe? 3. Miért nem éri meg a magán nyugdíj pillérből nyugdíjba menni 2020ban? * Journal of Economic Literature (JEL) kód: H11, H55.* Köszönetem fejezem ki az nKf129078. számú támogatásáért, illetve a névtelen lektornak hasznos tanácsaiért.

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A magánnyugdíjpénztári rendszer „elszámolása”

Cited by 2 publications

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Difficulties of catching-up in Central-Eastern Europe

Difficulties of catching-up in Central-Eastern Europe

A kötelező magánnyugdíjpillér három elemi modellje

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