Eastern European Economics

Papers
(The TQCC of Eastern European Economics is 3. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-11-01 to 2025-11-01.)
ArticleCitations
Debt-Fueled Acquisitions by Non-Financial Firms Employing Bank-Associated Officers in Poland28
Convergence of Health Expenditure and Health Outcomes in Central Europe and the Baltic Region24
Business Sector Investment in R&D as a Factor for Improving Innovation - Evidence from Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, and Serbia21
Twenty-Five Years of Polish Equity Market Performance: The Questionable Force Shaping Economic Property Rights Institutions17
Mergers & Acquisition Decisions in the Energy Sector Based on Financial Transparency and Audit Opinions16
Is Expansion of Overeducation Cohort-Driven? Evidence from Poland12
Subsidies and Employment: Exploring the Experience of Corporate and Family Farms in Russia11
Assessing the Environmental Performance of Agricultural Production Using a Parametric Approach: An Application for Crop Producers in Ukraine11
The Drivers of Employment Manufacturing Growth11
Direct Versus Indirect Exports in Post-Communist Europe and Central Asia: The Role of Innovation Activities and Internationalization9
Central Bank Communication and Financial and Macro Variables: The Case of European Inflation Targeters8
Causal Linkages Between Patenting Abroad and Promoting FDI Through the Prism of Social Network Analysis8
Persistence of PPP Deviations in Central and Eastern European Economies7
Sidestepping the Sovereign Debt Trap? The Case of Poland7
An Investigation of Income and Wage Inequality in Turkey Using Burgernomics7
Moderating Effect of Terrorism in the Income Inequality-Military Expenditure Nexus: Evidence from Transition Economies7
Can Structural Indicators of Trade Explain Why EU Candidate Countries Are Integrating Slowly?6
Foreign Ownership and Productivity: A Comparative Study of Estonia, Latvia and Norway6
Why Do Farmers Seek Office? Regulatory Capture in Russian Agricultural Subsidization6
The Value Relevance of Financial Performance and ESG Scores During Tumultuous Economic Periods6
Effects of Internal and External Factors on Economic Growth in Emerging Economies: Evidence from CEE Countries6
State-Dependent and Time-Varying Effects of Monetary Policy6
Patchwork Capitalism and Economic Development Trajectories of CEE11 Countries in 2004–20226
The Impact of IFRS 9 Adoption on the Financial Performance and Sustainability of Romanian Credit Institutions5
Corporate Investment Slowdowns in the Context of Financialization: Firm-level Evidence from Poland5
Export of Travel Services in Western Balkans: A Gravity Model Approach4
Powering Up Child Growth: The Impact of Electricity Outages on Children’s Anthropometric Outcomes in the Kyrgyz Republic4
The Proper Role of Government in Post-COVID Recovery: The Case of the Serbian Economy4
Personality Can Mitigate the Wage Penalty of Educational Mismatch4
Assessing the Performance of National Innovation Systems with a Helix-Based Composite Indicator: Evidence from 24 European Countries4
Evaluation of the Demand for Alcoholic Beverages and Tax Policy in Turkey4
Did World War II Deaths Help Prevent Deaths from COVID-19?4
Exchange Rates in Emerging Markets in the First Wave of the Covid-19 Pandemic4
Economic Factors as a Driving Force for Foreign Direct Investment in Serbia4
Economic Growth and Carbon Dioxide Emissions in Türkiye: A Meta–Regression Analysis of Empirical Evidence4
Potential Risk of Automation for Jobs in Slovakia: A District- and Industry-Level Analysis4
Race for Immunity: the Russian Stock Market during the COVID-19 Pandemic3
The Sustainability Performance of SMEs in Industry 5.0: A Proposal for a Synergetic Digital Sustainable Development Maturity Model (SDSDMM)3
Three Decades of Economic Development in Central and Eastern Europe. A Bayesian Approach to Quantifying Relevant Growth Factors3
Investigating the Factors Influencing Shadow Banking in EU Member States3
Unveiling Regional Disparities: A Comparative Analysis of Financial Inclusion Using Mahalanobis and Euclidean Distance Indices in the Case of Romania3
Investigating the Determinants of the Shadow Economy: The Baltic Region3
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