Prague Economic Papers

Prague Economic Papers is a representative scientific quarterly dealing with economic theory, modelling and analysis, problems of economic and social development of Czech Republic and other economics. It presents information about scientific life and new interesting economic literature published in the Czech Republic and in other countries. The main aim of the Prague Economic Papers is to publish papers and analytical studies that will be interesting to both theoretically and practically specialized readers. As a reviewed scientific journal it has been published since 1992 by the University of Economics, Prague.

Prague Economic Papers is indexed in Thomson Reuters products: Social Sciences Citation Index, Social Scisearch and Journal Citation Report/Social Sciences Edition, in Elsevier's A&I database Scopus, in EconLit and RePEc/EconPapers electronic databases.

News:

The Prague Economic Papers editors are pleased to inform you that according to the letter from Elsevier B. V. our journal has been selected for coverage in the Abstract & Indexing products SCOPUS starting with 2008 published material.

Articles are written in English.

Current Issue

4/2009

Mejra Festić, Jože Mencinger
THE PERSPECTIVE OF PENSION SYSTEM REFORMS IN THE NEW MEMBER STATES

Jiří Witzany
VALUATION OF CONVEXITY RELATED INTEREST RATE DERIVATIVES

Jan Pavel, Emilia Sičáková-Beblavá
TESTING THE VALIDITY OF THE BROWN-POTOSKI MODEL IN THE CZECH AND SLOVAK REPUBLICS

Petr Duczynski
ON NET EXTERNAL ASSETS IN REGIONS AND STATES OF THE U.S.A.

Juan Carlos Bárcena-Ruiz, María Begoña Garzón
ENVIRONMENTAL TAXES AND WAGE SETTING STRUCTURE

Petre Caraiani
AN ESTIMATION OF OUTPUT GAP IN ROMANIAN ECONOMY USING THE DSGE APPROACH

Text prepared by:
prof. Ing. Josef Arlt, CSc.

For more information contact:
prof. Ing. Josef Arlt, CSc.

Last Update:
14. 9. 2009

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