Post-Communist Economies

Papers
(The TQCC of Post-Communist Economies 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 2022-08-01 to 2026-08-01.)
ArticleCitations
Institutions and R&D engagement of SMEs in Laos49
How does cultural diversity impact entrepreneurship? Evidence from dialect diversity in China20
The exodus of Western manufacturing corporations from Russia – an extension of observations13
Is there an asymmetric effect of exchange rate volatility on exports and imports in the Central, East and Southeast European countries?12
How digital infrastructure enhances economic resilience: evidence from China12
Misuse of institutions and economic performance: some evidence from Serbia11
Social trust and risky financial market participation: Evidence from China10
The impact of fdi and regional factors on economic growth in Vietnamese provinces: A spatial econometric analysis10
The role of public grants in shaping business performance: evidence from Croatia’s rural development program9
The effects of austerity measures on gender gaps in labour-market outcomes9
Resolving price and exchange rate puzzles with the structural VAR model: Evidence from Uzbekistan9
Time interval choices in forecasting stock market indices of CEE and SEE countries9
Macroeconomic shock spillovers from Russia to Kazakhstan7
The hybrid Phillips curve and inflation in post-Soviet Central Asia and the South Caucasus7
Impact of energy consumption on income inequality in CEE countries7
Impact of digitalization on corporate financial profitability: the case of Russia7
An analysis of government expenditures on innovation and regional economic growth in China’s provinces using regime-switching modeling6
Credit availability and corporate risk-taking: evidence from China’s green credit policy6
Policy-induced carbon rebound: unintended consequences of energy consumption permit trading policy in China6
Does the demographic dividend with human capital development yield an economic dividend? Evidence from Central Asia6
Captured institutions and permeated business – the longevity of Hungarian autocracy6
The ABCs of Russia’s post-transition growth: what went wrong?5
A new chapter in the FDI-based Central and Eastern European growth model?5
Russia’s support for authoritarian regimes through food trade5
Were Chinese style reforms a potential alternative for Russia? A reflection on state capitalism, democratic socialism, and transition5
Dependency meets illiberalism: expansion of the EV battery sector in Central Europe5
Market segmentation, marketisation change speed and R&D investment of private firms5
Anti-corruption and firm innovation: political path dependence perspective5
Language skills and unemployment: post-Soviet bilingualism in Latvia5
Problems and prospects for organic agriculture in Russia5
Order through incidents? Instruments of development policy under Mishustin5
Deindustrialisation and reindustrialisation patterns in V4 countries – industry 4.0 as a way forward?4
Exploring the drivers behind tax base erosion: evidence from Poland’s banking sector4
Correction4
Technology startups in Central and Eastern Europe: are they CEE-specific?4
The peer effect on green innovation behaviour of Chinese manufacturing firms4
Drivers of household saving in East Central European countries. A push and pull model perspective4
Analysis of income convergence in Russian regions based on Markov chains4
The exodus of Western manufacturing corporations from Russia–the beginning4
Paradise lost: Russian multinationals under deglobalization, 2014–20214
Institutions, corruption and transparency in effective healthcare public procurement: Evidence from Central and Eastern Europe4
A thickened demand for populism: comparison of voters’ attitudes in CEE and Western Europe3
Middle income convergence trap phenomenon in CEE countries3
Consumption and environmental trends in postsocialist Europe a cross-national analysis of the consumption-based environmental impact across three decades since the transition3
Disentangling the semi-periphery: evolutionary trajectories and perspectives of the Austrian and Hungarian automotive industries3
Global financial shocks and inflationary dynamics in Kazakhstan3
Export, economic complexity and growth in the integrated periphery of the European automotive industry3
The performance of politically connected firms in South East Europe: state capture or business capture?3
Beyond resource intensity: unveiling the determinants of Russian MNEs’ integration into global value chains3
Serbia’s multi-vector foreign policy: the effects on trade with the European Union and Russia3
From wars to waves: geopolitical risks and environmental investment behaviour3
Social and economic development from an integrated sustainability perspective: analysing the interaction of social capital, income level, and income inequality in China3
The green leap forward? State capitalism, industrial policy, and the limits of green transformation in China3
Sailing through the storm – performance of Russian manufacturing subsidiaries of multinational corporations in the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic3
Bribery by privately owned firms: an ownership origin perspective3
Taxation as a factor in investment attractiveness in the Visegrád countries3
Post-communist firms’ independent green R&D and productivity growth under globalisation3
The impact of the Russia–Ukraine conflict on the behaviour of individual investors3
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