Prague Economic Papers

Papers
(The TQCC of Prague Economic Papers is 1. 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
Role of Uncertainty in Debt-Growth Nexus27
The Level of Awareness of Non-fungible Tokens as an Investment Tool in the Czech Republic17
Relationship Between Output Volatility and Output in OECD Countries Revisited16
Taxation of Still Wine in the Czech Republic10
Non-linear Impacts of Public Debt on Growth, Investment and Credit: A Dynamic Panel Threshold Approach8
A Multidimensional Financial Inclusion Index for Ethiopia7
The Effect of Economic and Social Inequalities on Academic Success in Türkiye: Evidence from the Classical and Bayesian Discrete Choice Models6
The Impact of Infrastructure Development on the Economic Growth of the Countries in the Western Balkans and their EU Future5
Introducing Flexible Retirement: A Dynamic Model5
Portfolio Diversification during Covid-19 Outbreak: Is Gold a Hedge and a Safe-Haven Asset?4
Gender Pay Gap in the Czech Republic - Its Evolution and Main Drivers4
Importance of Working Capital Management and Its Components for Firm Profitability3
Financial Development and Intra-trade Relationships: Evidence from Panel Analysis of Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership Countries3
Comprehensive Assessment of Enterprise Digital Competitiveness2
The Second RP-PCA Factor and Crude Oil Price Predictability2
Human Resources for Health and Health Outcomes: Panel Data Analysis2
Price Efficiency, Bubbles, Crashes and Crash Risk: Evidence from Chinese Stock Market2
Policy uncertainty, inflation, and income inequality nexus: Does financial development matter?2
Oil Price, Exchange Rate and Asymmetric Adjustment of Nigeria's Bilateral Trade2
Effects of Demographic Change on Economic Growth: A Panel ARDL Approach for Selected OECD Countries2
Estimating Bohn's Fiscal Sustainability Model with Temporal Variation: Evidence from Turkey2
Labour Market Flexibility and Economic Growth in Africa2
Contribution of EU Cohesion Policy to Regional Growth: Evidence from V4 Countries<sup>*</sup>2
Hidden Consequences of Consumer Protection on the Financial Market: Regulation-introduced Bias2
Bitcoin Transaction Fees, Miners' Revenue, Concentration and Electricity Consumption: A Failing Ecosystem2
Budget Deficit Sustainability: An Application to Turkey2
Redistributive Policies of EU Member Countries in the Context of Welfare Regimes1
How Important is the Structure of the EU Economy to the VAT Collection?1
Age in Employee Selection and Promotion: A Comprehensive Study1
Incidence of Poverty in Working-age Population in EU Countries: A Gender Perspective1
Does Urban Greening Construction Promote Technological Innovation of Enterprises? Evidence from China1
CAT Bonds: A Suitable Systemic Approach for Handling Catastrophic Risks in the Czech Republic?1
Do Environmental Taxes Improve Environmental Quality? Evidence from OECD Countries1
Are the Effects of Opening New Mass Rapid Transit Segments in Taiwan on Nearby Housing Prices Positive?1
Portugal's Rising Unobserved Economy Share in a Single-country Study1
Government Debt and Economic Freedom in the CEE countries. Less is More1
Impact of Globalization on Macroeconomic Dynamics Using a Time-varying Bayesian VAR1
Determinants of Sustainable Financial Inclusion in Sub-Saharan Africa: A System GMM Approach1
Counter-cyclical Fiscal Policy in Developed Countries: Does Governance Hinder?1
European Housing Prices Through the Lens of Trends1
Asymmetries in Exchange Rate Pass-through in Turkey: A Threshold VAR Analysis1
IPO Listing Review and Corporate Tax Avoidance: Evidence from the Sci-Tech Innovation Board in China1
Macro and Micro-Institutional determinants of VSMEs' Access to Bank Financing in Morocco: An Empirical Analysis of Monetary Policy, Prudential Risk, and Public Support (2014-2024)1
Effects of Fiscal Policy Uncertainty on Turkish Economy1
Volatility Spillover Effect from Energy Markets to Foreign Exchange Markets: The Case of Central and Eastern European and Eurasian Countries1
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