Proceedings of the 4th Central European PhD Workshop on Technological Change and Development
Proceedings of the 4th Central European PhD Workshop on Technological Change and Development
Beáta Udvari (ed.): Proceedings of the 4th Central European PhD Workshop on Technological Change and Development
ISBN: 978-963-306-741-3
University of Szeged Faculty of Economics and Business Administration Doctoral School in Economics, 2020
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Managing complexity in the era of Industry 4.0
László Dinya – Anikó Klausmann-Dinya -
New business models on the deregulated coach market in Central Europe
Balázs Ács -
Promotion of an Industry: Trends and Expectations of Digital Transformation in the Hungarian Business Services Sector
Róbert Marciniak – Péter Móricz – Máté Baksa -
Testing the importance of 4th Industrial Revolution characteristics in the Hungarian environment – Comparison of SMEs’ and Business students’ perception
Eszter Megyeri – Gabriella Tabajdi -
Managing inter-organisational dynamics – distinctive patterns?
Margit Tarjányi – Márton Vilmányi -
The impact of country image, country-of-origin image and consumer ethnocentrism on purchase decisions: A study about Azerbaijani food companies’ entry into Hungarian Market
Ilkin Salmanli – Sevinj Omarli -
Tactical marketing decisions of managers in times of crisis - Qatar Airways Company, Grounded Theory
Sevinj Omarli -
Technological Change in the System of National Accounts – the Effect of New Capitalization Rules
Ilona Ida Balog -
Agriculture 4.0 in Hungary: The challenges of 4th Industrial Revolution in Hungarian agriculture within the frameworks of the Common Agricultural Policy
Sarolta Somosi – Gabriella Számfira -
4th Industrial Revolution: The middle income trap, technological advancement and socio-economic development nexus
Timothy Yaw Acheampong -
The effect of changing information technology on doctor–patient communication
Éva Málovics – Beáta Kincsesné Vajda -
The Sharing Economy – An opportunity for individuals to become entrepreneurs
Elena Ştiubea -
A Game changer: exploring and exploiting cloud computing
Péter Füzes – Roland Zs. Szabó – Zoltán Gódor -
Has Macroeconomic Imbalance Procedure managed to reduce imbalances and reduce economic crises in EU countries?
Marcell Zoltán Végh -
Post-crisis trends in taxation – twilight or survival of the models?
Ábel Czékus -
Inflation Forecasting in Developing Economies Using SARMA Models: The Case of Ghana
Senanu Kwasi Klutse -
Measuring fiscal distress at local municipalities
Balázs Tóth -
The new form of payout policy: the emergence and theoretical background of share repurchases
Dániel Szládek -
Income Inequality and Economic Growth: An Empirical Analysis of Kenya
John Kibara Manyeki – Balázs Kotosz -
The De-industrialization Process In Azerbaijan: Dutch Disease Syndrome Revisited
Ibrahim Niftiyev -
Is the Ricardian Equivalence Hypothesis Valid? An Empirical Study for Ethiopia
Sisay Demissew Beyene – Balázs Kotosz -
The magnitude of trade misinvoicing in Ghana and Hungary: Commodity and trading partner level analysis
Isaac Kwesi Ampah
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