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POSTKEYNESOVSKÁ INTERPRETÁCIA TRADIČNÉHO IS-LM MODELU

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Hošoff B.

nr 6

572-583

Neoclassical interpretation of Keynes' thoughts based on the IS-LM model are well known and widely accepted, mainly because of the rather simple and straightforward mathematical components describing the relations between the effective demand and the liquidity preference theory. Despite that, this interpretation suppressed Keynes's novelty and contribution to economic theory. Further development and expansion of the banking services created new platform for the post-keynesian monetary theory of the production, which is developed from the rigorous analysis of the banking money and production. Bernard Schmitt's contribution to further development of the Keynes theory is without doubt enriching of the modern economic thinking, which is important in the light of the rapid development of the banking systems during the last 25 years.

REGULÁCIA RIZÍK V GLOBÁLNOM FINANČNOM SYSTÉME

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Hošoff B.

Ekonomický časopis (Journal of Economics)

2010

tom 58

nr 4

392-406

In this analysis the author emphasizes the limitations of financial system risk management, with special focus on the inconstancies between achieving relative satisfactory outcomes for individual and systematic risks regulation. He analyses growth of the financial system unbalances resulting from originate-and-distribute risk strategy and market-to-market or fair-value accounting practices. Along with these and other risks arising from different investment revenue opportunities between more and less regulated financial markets, he seeks for systemic risk management solutions and economic vulnerabilities of existing and projecting financial risks regulatory frameworks. From European point of view and in the light of deepening globalization the author analyses proposed framework design for common policy and structural response to financial crisis.

BREXIT – THE VISEGRAD COUNTRIES’ PERSPECTIVE

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Dováľová G. , Hošoff B. , Majzlíková E.

Ekonomický časopis (Journal of Economics)

2019

tom 67

nr 10

1013 – 1034

The article deals with the possible implications of Brexit for the V4 countries from the perspective of foreign trade and labour market. Analysing Brexit from the perspective of the V4 countries is essential due to the importance of the UK as the Visegrad countries trade partner. By analysing direct and indirect effects on value added and employment generated by exports to the UK using the multi-regional input-output model, we were able to identify the exposure to Brexit in the V4 countries in terms of value added and employment. Results suggest that the V4 countries belong to the group of countries with a medium risk, particularly in mechanical engineering, automotive industry and electrical engineering. The importance of the UK as a trade partner for the V4 countries has been rising steadily throughout the years and therefore it is important to keep these economic relations as close as possible.

ANALYSIS OF THE IMPACT OF THE CETA TRADE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE EU AND CANADA ON THE SLOVAK ECONOMY

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Dovaľová G. , Hošoff B. , Kališ R. , Lábaj M. , Stracová E.

nr 8

771 – 797

This paper is focused on the impact arising from the conclusion of the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) between the European Union and Canada on the Slovak economy, with an emphasis on the automotive industry, machinery industry and electronics industry. Its aim is to estimate the direct as well as indirect effects generated by changes in international trade on Slovakia’s value added, exports and employment, using the multi-regional input-output model. Based on different variants of development, it is expected that the average impact of CETA on the Slovak economy, as a result of the removal of the tariff barriers, will amount to 0.013% GDP, while the impact on job creation was estimated at 0.012% of the total employment. Removing the tariff barriers should lead to an increase in exports to Canada on average by 8%, in the event of a strong reaction to a price drop even by 18%.