03.05.2022 - Guest lecture: Value for money and assessment of public investments
Martin Haluš of Slovak's Ministry of Finance will be a Public Finance guest lecturer today (3rd May) at 14:00 in room 314.
The title of the lecture is "Value for money: Assessment of public investment projects". Why do we spend so much money and get so poor results in healthcare or education? Which investment projects have the best value for money? How people value a green park next to their house?
Martin Haluš graduated from Comenius University Bratislava in 2010. With a genuine interest in public policy he started working at Institute for Financial Policy at the Ministry of Finance of the Slovak republic as an environmental and energy analyst. He gained his second master in specialized economic analysis from Barcelona Graduate School of Economics in 2013. As an ad-hoc consultant for OECD, he worked on regional disparities of the Slovak economy and its resource efficiency. In 2016, he became chief economist and director of Institute for Environmental Policy. Since 2021 he is acting as a director of Value for money Division focusing on public investment projects appraisals.
Looking forward to interesting lecture and discussion later today.
19.06.2020 - Thesis topics in public finance
Recently improved public finance data availability, including for Czech municipalities, creates opportunities for research as well as undergraduate and masters theses.
The background information on the data and tools for using in R are available here, drawing on the Státní pokladna system from the Ministry of Finance.
The data has been used recently in an analysis in relation to COVID-19 crisis, as covered by ihned.cz and irozhlas.cz.
Using the data sets and under the supervision of Petr Janský and Petr Bouchal, students can address a number of research questions, some of them related to COVID-19 crisis.
Students interested in writing a thesis in public finance can propose their own topic or pick one from this list and write an email to both Petr Janský (petr.jansky@fsv.cuni.cz) and Petr Bouchal (pbouchal@gmail.com, Github, Twitter, blog).
14.02.2019 - JEM203 Public Economics
We are opening a new Master's course, JEM203 Public Economics, with lecturers Petr Janský, Ondřej Schneider and Kamil Galuščák.
This course introduces advanced thinking in public economics and public finance for graduate students of economics.
The objective is to provide students with a thorough understanding of research in selected topics in public economics and public finance. By actively participating in this course, students improve their understanding of the role of government, taxation, and public budgets. Students learn how to use the tools of economics for the analysis of government expenditures and tax policies.
Lectures take place once a week (on Tuesdays, 15:30-16:50). Seminars take place only around every other week during the semester (on Tuesdays, 17:00-18:30). Students are evaluated on the basis of their paper, its presentation and discussion, reviews of other students’ papers as well as published papers and a written exam.
Students can sign up for the course in the SIS.
30.09.2018 - Public Economics Seminar: Where does your money go?
All researchers and students are warmly invited to the Public Economics Seminar this Monday 1 October between 12:30 and 13:50 in room 105 at IES. During this week's research seminar there will be one presentation by Miroslav Palanský titled "TenderHaven.EU: Where does your money go? Follow the money spent by your government on public procurement!". This is going to be partly a research presentation and partly a rehearsal for tomorrow's EU Datathon 2018 final in Brussels.
Our researchers are among the finalists of the EU Datathon 2018. The team is led by researchers Petr Janský, Miroslav Palanský, and Jiří Skuhrovec. Their TenderHaven.EU sheds new light on European public procurement tenders and their suppliers, with a particular focus on companies linked to tax havens. You can now access TenderHaven.EU online and see "where your money goes". It is a work in progress so any feedback will be appreciated by the authors, who invite you for their presentation on Monday 1st October at 12:30 in room 105 (with the final event taking place on Tuesday 2nd October in Brussels). TenderHaven.EU presents results on the basis of Datlab's public procurement and company ownership data that researchers are working on as part of the GA ČR project Tax havens and financial secrecy.
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What is Public Economics Seminar? Public Economics Seminar are ocassional research seminars that take place usually at lunchtime (12:30-13:50) in room 105 at the Institute of Economic Studies. The organisers are Petr Janský, Sarah Godar, and Miroslav Palanský. Public Economics Seminar aims to be an opportunity for researchers, students of economics and experts to meet like-minded people, to develop and strengthen research collaborations, support learning from each other and to discuss policy-relevant research in public economics and public finance. The research questions being answered should include the role of government, public expenditure, inequality, taxation and tax havens.
The participants should actively engage by presenting their current research, reviewing others’ work or contributing to a general discussion. Mostly there will be two speakers during every 80-minute seminar with up to 40 minutes for each: 15 minutes for a presenter, 5 minutes for a reviewer and up to 20 minutes for a discussion. Sometimes there will be only one speaker. Officially, this is an informal seminar - there are neither official requirements nor official rewards. If you are interested, please come and give it a try! A light lunch will be served for all participants.
16.04.2018 - Public Economics Seminar: TenderHaven.EU: Where does your money go?
All researchers and students are warmly invited to the Public Economics Seminar this Monday 1 October between 12:30 and 13:50 in room 105 at IES. During this week's research seminar there will be one presentation by Miroslav Palanský titled "TenderHaven.EU: Where does your money go? Follow the money spent by your government on public procurement!". This is going to be partly a research presentation and partly a rehearsal for tomorrow's EU Datathon 2018 final in Brussels.
Our researchers are among the finalists of the EU Datathon 2018. The team is led by researchers Petr Janský, Miroslav Palanský, and Jiří Skuhrovec. Their TenderHaven.EU sheds new light on European public procurement tenders and their suppliers, with a particular focus on companies linked to tax havens. You can now access TenderHaven.EU online and see "where your money goes". It is a work in progress so any feedback will be appreciated by the authors, who invite you for their presentation on Monday 1st October at 12:30 in room 105 (with the final event taking place on Tuesday 2nd October in Brussels). TenderHaven.EU presents results on the basis of Datlab's public procurement and company ownership data that researchers are working on as part of the GA ČR project Tax havens and financial secrecy.
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What is Public Economics Seminar? Public Economics Seminar are ocassional research seminars that take place usually at lunchtime (12:30-13:50) in room 105 at the Institute of Economic Studies. The organisers are Petr Janský, Sarah Godar, and Miroslav Palanský. Public Economics Seminar aims to be an opportunity for researchers, students of economics and experts to meet like-minded people, to develop and strengthen research collaborations, support learning from each other and to discuss policy-relevant research in public economics and public finance. The research questions being answered should include the role of government, public expenditure, inequality, taxation and tax havens. The participants should actively engage by presenting their current research, reviewing others’ work or contributing to a general discussion. Mostly there will be two speakers during every 80-minute seminar with up to 40 minutes for each: 15 minutes for a presenter, 5 minutes for a reviewer and up to 20 minutes for a discussion. Sometimes there will be only one speaker. Officially, this is an informal seminar - there are neither official requirements nor official rewards. If you are interested, please come and give it a try! A light lunch will be served for all participants.
03.04.2018 - Public Economics Seminar: The Role of Tax Havens for European Banks and German firms
All researchers and students are warmly invited to the Public Economics Seminar this Thursday between 12:30 and 13:50 in room 105 at IES. During this week's research seminar there will be two presentations. First, Eliška Jelínková will give a presentation entitled "Combining the Country-by-country reporting data with Orbis/Bankscope: the role of tax havens for European Banks". Then, Sarah Godar will present her research on "Evidence of corporate profit shifting from German firm-level data".
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What is Public Economics Seminar?
Public Economics Seminar will take place every other Thursday at lunchtime (12:30-13:50) during the spring semester 2018 in room 105 at the Institute of Economic Studies. The organisers are Petr Janský, Sarah Godar, and Miroslav Palanský.
Public Economics Seminar aims to be an opportunity for researchers, students of economics and experts to meet like-minded people, to develop and strengthen research collaborations, support learning from each other and to discuss policy-relevant research in public economics and public finance. The research questions being answered should include the role of government, public expenditure, inequality, taxation and tax havens.
The participants should actively engage by presenting their current research, reviewing others’ work or contributing to a general discussion. Mostly there will be two speakers during every 80-minute seminar with up to 40 minutes for each: 15 minutes for a presenter, 5 minutes for a reviewer and up to 20 minutes for a discussion. Sometimes there will be only one speaker.
Officially, this is an informal seminar - there are neither official requirements nor official rewards. If you are interested, please come and give it a try! A light lunch will be served for all participants.
26.03.2018 - Guest lecture by Aleš Chmelař, State Secretary for European Affairs
Aleš Chmelař, the Czech government's State Secretary for European Affairs, will be a guest in the second half of tomorrow's lecture of Principles of Economics II. He will give a lecture on "European labour market, Eurozone and the future of the EU". The lecture starts on Tuesday 27 March at 11:00, and the guest lecture is from 11:40 to 12:20. Aleš Chmelař studied at Sciences Po Paris and London School of Economics. He worked at the Center for European Policy Studies in Brussels and the Czech Government Office before becoming the State Secretary for European Affairs last year (for more information see, for example, the government's website). All students are warmly welcome.
07.03.2018 - Public Economics Seminar: Average Effective Tax Rates and Financial Secrecy
All researchers and students are warmly invited to a second Public Economics Seminar this Thursday between 12:30 and 13:50 in room 105 at IES. During this week's research seminar there will be two presentations. First, Jan Kraváček will give a presentation entitled "Average effective tax rates and profit shifting around the world". Then, Miroslav Palanský will give a talk with a title "Financial secrecy: evidence from a panel dataset".
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What is Public Economics Seminar?
Public Economics Seminar will take place every other Thursday at lunchtime (12:30-13:50) during the spring semester 2018 in room 105 at the Institute of Economic Studies. The organisers are Petr Janský, Sarah Godar, and Miroslav Palanský.
Public Economics Seminar aims to be an opportunity for researchers, students of economics and experts to meet like-minded people, to develop and strengthen research collaborations, support learning from each other and to discuss policy-relevant research in public economics and public finance. The research questions being answered should include the role of government, public expenditure, inequality, taxation and tax havens.
The participants should actively engage by presenting their current research, reviewing others’ work or contributing to a general discussion. Mostly there will be two speakers during every 80-minute seminar with up to 40 minutes for each: 15 minutes for a presenter, 5 minutes for a reviewer and up to 20 minutes for a discussion. Sometimes there will be only one speaker.
Officially, this is an informal seminar - there are neither official requirements nor official rewards. If you are interested, please come and give it a try! A light lunch will be served for all participants.
20.02.2018 - Public Economics Seminar: Income Inequality and Tax Havens
All researchers and students interested in public economics are warmly invited to a first Public Economics Seminar this Thursday between 12:30 and 13:50 in room 105 at IES. During this week's research seminar there will be two presentations. First, Marek Šedivý will give a presentation entitled "How regional price levels affect income inequality? Household-level evidence from 21 countries worldwide". Then, Petr Janský will give a talk with a title "Costs of tax havens: Recent empirical evidence and frontiers of research".
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What is Public Economics Seminar?
Public Economics Seminar will take place every other Thursday at lunchtime (12:30-13:50) during the spring semester 2018 in room 105 at the Institute of Economic Studies. The organisers are Petr Janský, Sarah Godar, and Miroslav Palanský.
Public Economics Seminar aims to be an opportunity for researchers, students of economics and experts to meet like-minded people, to develop and strengthen research collaborations, support learning from each other and to discuss policy-relevant research in public economics and public finance. The research questions being answered should include the role of government, public expenditure, inequality, taxation and tax havens.
The participants should actively engage by presenting their current research, reviewing others’ work or contributing to a general discussion. Mostly there will be two speakers during every 80-minute seminar with up to 40 minutes for each: 15 minutes for a presenter, 5 minutes for a reviewer and up to 20 minutes for a discussion. Sometimes there will be only one speaker.
Officially, this is an informal seminar - there are neither official requirements nor official rewards. If you are interested, please come and give it a try! A light lunch will be served for all participants.
06.05.2016 - Přednáška Jana Švejnara: "Czech Republic in the European and Global Economy"
Profesor Jan Švejnar (Columbia, CERGE-EI) promluví o tématu “Czech Republic in the European and Global Economy” ve středu 11. 5. mezi 8:20 a 9:20 v místnosti 314 v rámci přednášky Principles of Economics II. Studenti všech ročníků jsou srdečně zváni.
27.04.2013 - Výběrové řízení na 6 míst akademických pracovníků v rámci Centra doktorských studií IES
Uchazečům o studium a studentům prvního ročníku programu Ph.D. na IES doporučujeme zvážit přihlášku do následujícího výběrového řízení do Centra doktorských studií. Děkan Fakulty sociálních věd Univerzity Karlovy vypisuje výběrové řízení pro Institut ekonomických studií (IES, http://ies.fsv.cuni.cz/) na obsazení 6 míst akademických pracovníků na 0,1 úvazek. Požadavky: VŠ vzdělání odp. směru, studium prezenčního doktorského studia na IES v akademickém roce 2013/2014, znalost AJ. Nástup: září 2013. Přihlášky budou doložené životopisem, osobním dotazníkem, ověřenými kopiemi dokladů o dosaženém vzdělání, seznamem publikovaných vědeckých a odborných prací a alespoň jedním akademickým doporučením. Přihlášky zasílejte do 30 dnů od uveřejnění inzerátu v denním tisku - a tedy do 24.5. - personálnímu referátu FSV UK, Smetanovo nábř. 6, 110 01 Praha 1. Separátně je také možné se ucházet o jednu pozici ECOCEP administrátora, více informací na stránkách pro uchazeče o Ph.D. program.
23.04.2013 - A special guest lecture by Jan Libich on the Global Financial Crisis: room 314, April 24th, Wednesday, at 8 am
Let me invite you to a special guest lecture by Jan Libich on the Global Financial Crisis. This will be the last lecture of Principles of Economics II, but all interested students and other colleagues are invited to come and enjoy his interesting views of the causes, propagation, policy responses, and lessons (not) learnt. The lecture will take place in room 314 on April 24th, Wednesday, at 8 am.
22.04.2013 - Apply for PhD in Economics (deadline April 30)
If you are finishing your Master degree, you are encouraged to apply for a Ph.D. program in Economics at the IES. As a Ph.D. student, you receive stipends, retain benefits of being a Charles University student, have opportunity to apply for grants, can publish work in scholarly journals and increase your value on both academic and non-academic job market. The deadline is soon, on April 30th. On how to apply, please see the information available here. Please also note that open positions at the Center for Doctoral Studies, which provide further funding and other opportunities for selected academically-oriented Ph.D. students, will be announced shortly.
19.10.2012 - The guest lecture by Professor Manfred J. Holler on Value versus Utility
Professor Manfred J. Holler (University of Hamburg and Public Choice Research Centre at the university of Turku) will have a guest lecture on “Value versus Utility” on Wednesday, October 24, 2012 at 8 am in room 314, as a part of an introductory course, Principles of Economics I. All students and faculty are welcome.
29.09.2012 - The first ELBF research seminar - on Tuesday, October 2nd, at 18:30 in room 601
The first ELBF research seminar of this semester will take place this Tuesday, October 2nd. Barbora Svárovská will present her research. The seminar starts at 18.30 in room 601. All Ph.D. and other interested students and faculty are welcome.
18.05.2012 - Reminder: JEM139 - Integrity, Law and Economics
A new intensive course of "Integrity, Law and Economics" will be taught in a week of 21.5. - 25.5. 2012. A number of lecturers from abroad as well as the Czech Republic will give lectures in selected topics. The course starts with the first lecture on Monday at 9.30 in room 314. All advanced Bachelor level students as well as Master level students are more than welcome to enroll and take the opportunity to attend insightful lectures and take part in the team projects. Detailed information is attached. For the enrollment (if you are not already enrolled in SIS), please email me (jansky at fsv.cuni.cz) and and in cc: jirsova at fsv.cuni.cz the name and code of this course, your first name, surname and year of studies.
16.05.2012 - E-klub zve na přednášku Vladimíra Dlouhého "Česká republika a krize Eurozóny" ve čtvrtek 17.5. od 12:30 v aule č. 314 na IES
E-klub zve všechny zájemce na přednášku Vladimíra Dlouhého, která se uskuteční ve čtvrtek 17.5. od 12:30 v aule č. 314 na IES. Vladimír Dlouhý je poradce Goldman Sachs, člen NERV a také přednáší hospodářskou politiku na IES. Vladimír Dlouhý promluví na téma "Česká republika a krize Eurozóny" a bude se zájemci diskutovat o otázkách jako například: Co je potřeba udělat pro akutní stabilizaci eurozóny? Za jakých podmínek může měnová unie dlouhodobě přežít a prosperovat? Čeká nás ztracené desetiletí? Co se bude dít v zemích Evropské unie, které stojí mimo eurozónu?
26.04.2012 - Termín odevzdání přihlášek do doktorského studia (30.4.) a výběrového řízení do Centra doktorských studií (19.5.)
Především magistry v posledním roce studia upozorňuji na blížící se termín odevzdání přihlášek (30.4.) do doktorského studia a vybízím zájemce k zaslání přihlášek, všechny potřebné informace včetně seznamu požadovaných příloh jsou zde.
Dále zájemcům z řad uchazečů i stávajích doktorandů doporučuji zvážit výběrové řízení na obsazení 6 míst akademických pracovníků na úvazek 0,1 pro Centrum doktorských studií IES s nástupem září 2011. Předpokladem je studium prezenčního doktorského studia na IES v akademickém roce 2011/2012. Přihlášky doložené životopisem, osobním dotazníkem, ověřenými kopiemi dokladů odosaženém vzdělání, seznamem publikovaných vědeckých a odborných prací a alespoň jedním akademickým doporučením zasílejte do 19.5. personálnímu referátu FSV UK, Smetanovo nábř. 6, 110 01 Praha 1.
20.04.2012 - ELBF seminar: Behavior of Banks in the Interbank Market and Household consumption in the Czech Republi
The next ELBF seminar will take place next Tuesday, 24th April. Jitka Lešanovská and Petr Janský will be presenting their research on Behavior of Banks in the Interbank Market and Household consumption in the Czech Republic, respectively. The seminar starts at 18.30 in room 601. All Ph.D. and other interested students and faculty are welcome.
16.04.2012 - ELBF seminar: Investment in microfinance
The next ELBF seminar will take place next Tuesday, 3rd April. Barbora Svárovská will be presenting her research on investment in microfinance. The seminar starts at 18.30 in room 601. All Ph.D. and other interested students and faculty are welcome.
30.03.2012 - ELBF seminar: Yield curve modelling: Non-linear State-space model with heteroskedastic factors and Prediction of default using Altman's Z score
The next ELBF seminar will take place next Tuesday, 3rd April. Boril Šopov and Ihor Kruchynenko will be presenting their research on Yield curve modelling: Non-linear State-space model with heteroskedastic factors and Prediction of default using Altman's Z score, respectively. The seminar starts at 18.30 in room 601. All Ph.D. and other interested students and faculty are welcome.
30.03.2012 - An information meeting for those interested in applying for Ph.D. in Economics: 3rd April 2012, 17:00, room no. 601
An information meeting for Ph.D. in Economics applicants will take place on 3rd April 2012 at 17:00 in room no. 601. This is an optional meeting with the Director of Graduate Studies, Prof. Jan Ámos Víšek, and an administrator, where applicants will have the opportunity to ask any questions regarding the Program and its admission process. A research seminar, ELBF, will start at 18:30 in the same room and those interested are of course welcome to stay for the seminar.
28.03.2012 - E-klub zve na přednášku Jana Švejnara ve čtvrtek 29.3. od 12:30 v aule č. 314 na IES
E-klub zve všechny zájemce na přednášku Jana Švejnara, která se uskuteční ve čtvrtek 29.3. od 12:30 v aule č. 314 na IES. Jan Švejnar je ředitelem think tanku IDEA při CERGE-EI a profesorem globální ekonomie na Columbia University v New Yorku. Jan Švejnar promluví na téma "České republice v evropské a světové ekonomice" a bude se zájemci diskutovat například i důležitost analýz veřejných politik a jaká doporučení z nich vyplývají.
19.03.2012 - ELBF seminar: ARMA-GARCH family of models and Main drivers of natural gas prices in the Czech Republic after the market liberalisation
The next ELBF seminar will take place this Tuesday on 20th March. Ivo Jánský and Andrea Klimešová together with Monika Slabá will be presenting their research on ARMA-GARCH family of models and Main drivers of natural gas prices in the Czech Republic after the market liberalisation, respectively. The seminar starts at 18.30 in room 601. All Ph.D. and other interested students and faculty are welcome.
05.03.2012 - ELBF seminar: Earnings management of listed companies and Natural and Geographical effects in beer production
The ELBF seminar will take place this Tuesday on 6th March. Aleš Čornanič and Jakub Mikolášek will be presenting their research on Earnings management of listed companies and Natural and Geographical effects in beer production, respectively. The seminar starts at 18.30 in room 601. All Ph.D. and other interested students and faculty are welcome.
15.02.2012 - ELBF seminar: Role of fear in investment decisions: experimental approach
The ELBF seminar will take place on Tuesday, 21st February. Karel Báťa will be presenting his research on Role of fear in investment decisions: experimental approach. The seminar starts at 18.30 in room 601. All Ph.D. and other interested students and faculty are welcome.
25.11.2011 - ELBF seminar: Investment in micro finance and Impact of the crisis on the bank effciency
The ELBF seminar will take place on Tuesday, 29th November. Barbora Svárovská and Babín Adrian will be presenting their research onInvestment in micro finance and Impact of the crisis on the bank effciency, respectively. The seminar starts at 18.30 in room 601. All Ph.D. and other interested students and faculty are welcome.
31.10.2011 - ELBF seminar: IPO underpricing and Approaches to tame the credit growth
The ELBF seminar will take place next Tuesday on 1st November. Aleš Čornanič and Martina Jašová will be presenting their research on IPO underpricing and Approaches to tame the credit growth, respectively. The seminar starts at 18.30 in room 601. All Ph.D. and other interested students and faculty are welcome.
14.10.2011 - ELBF seminar on Prediction of default using Altman's Z score and DCC modelling of Central European countries: October 18, Tuesday , 18.30 room 601
The second ELBF seminar of this semester will take place next Tuesday. Ihor Kruchynenko and Michael Princ will be presenting their research on Prediction of default using Altman's Z score and DCC modelling of Central European countries, respectively. The preliminary versions of their presentations are available at ELBF web page. The seminar starts at 18.30 in room 601. All Ph.D. and other interested students and faculty are welcome.
04.10.2011 - ELBF seminar on Broadband penetration in the EU and Bearer shares and public procurement: October 4, Tuesday , 18.30 room 601
The first Economic and Law in Banking and Finance seminar of this semester will take place this Tuesday with presentations by Goran Serdarevic on Broadband penetration in the EU and Jana Chvalkovska on Bearer shares and public procurement. All Ph.D. students, other interested students and faculty are welcome. The seminar starts at 18.30 in room 601.
08.06.2011 - ELBF seminar on Islamic Banking and Finance, evaluation of money, financial stability
On June 15 at 16:00 in room 601, there will be Farkhod Kholbutayev presenting on Islamic Banking and Finance, evaluation of money, financial stability as a part of ELBF seminar series.
17.05.2011 - ELBF seminar on interest rate risk stress testing
Tuesday's ELBF seminar will have a presentation by Petra Buzková and Boril Šopov on on interest rate risk stress testing. The seminar starts at 18.30 in room 601.
04.05.2011 - Možnost supervize studentů doktorandem University of Oxford
Matěj Bajgar, absolvent bakalářského studia na IES a doktorand na University of Oxford, nabízí vedení bakalářských diplomových prací studentům IES. Matějův kontakt a další informace včetně nabízených témat jsou v prokliku (stejný dokument visí na mých stránkách).
02.05.2011 - ELBF seminar on the efficiency of the EU merger control, macro beeronomics and micro beeronomics, and interest rate risk stress testing
Tuesday's ELBF seminar will have presentations on the efficiency of the EU merger control, macro beeronomics and micro beeronomics, and interest rate risk stress testing. The seminar starts at 18.30 in room 601.
21.04.2011 - Termín odevzdání přihlášek do doktorského studia (30.4.) a výběrového řízení do Centra doktorských studií (19.5.)
Především magistry v posledním roce studia upozorňuji na blížící se termín odevzdání přihlášek (30.4.) do doktorského studia a vybízím zájemce k zaslání přihlášek, všechny potřebné informace včetně seznamu požadovaných příloh jsou zde.
Dále zájemcům z řad uchazečů i stávajích doktorandů doporučuji zvážit výběrové řízení na obsazení 6 míst akademických pracovníků na úvazek 0,1 pro Centrum doktorských studií IES s nástupem září 2011. Předpokladem je studium prezenčního doktorského studia na IES v akademickém roce 2011/2012. Přihlášky doložené životopisem, osobním dotazníkem, ověřenými kopiemi dokladů odosaženém vzdělání, seznamem publikovaných vědeckých a odborných prací a alespoň jedním akademickým doporučením zasílejte do 19.5. personálnímu referátu FSV UK, Smetanovo nábř. 6, 110 01 Praha 1.
19.04.2011 - ELBF seminar on Market Competition and the Number of Bids in Czech Public Procurement
Tuesday's ELBF seminar will have Jana Chvalkovská presenting Market Competition and the Number of Bids in Czech Public Procurement. The seminar starts at 18.30 in room 601.
05.04.2011 - ELBF seminar on Pricing of Gas Swing Options and International Diversification Analysis
Today's ELBF seminar will have Andrea Klimešová and Tomáš Výležík presenting a paper on Pricing of Gas Swing Options and Michael Princ on International Diversification Analysis: Dynamic Approach. The seminar starts at 18.30 in room 601.
29.03.2011 - Today - Information meeting for Ph.D. applicants on 29th March 2011, 17:00
Students interested in Ph.D. in Economics are welcome to apply (deadline April 30) and attend an information meeting on March 29, 17:00, room no. 601. This is a meeting with the Director of graduate studies, Prof. Jan Ámos Víšek, where applicants will have the opportunity to ask any questions regarding the Program and its admission process. In the headline is a document with all the basic information.
20.03.2011 - ELBF seminar on Debt Contracts and Stochastic Default Barrier
This week's ELBF seminar will have Martin Dózsa presenting his research on Debt Contracts and Stochastic Default Barrier on Tuesday, March 22 at 18.30 in room 601. The paper to be discussed is attached as well as available on the ELBF webpage. All interested researchers and students are welcome.
08.03.2011 - Economics and Law in Banking and Finance
Dnešní seminář ELBF se ruší. Příští seminář ELBF bude 22.3. a Martin Dózsa bude mít prezentaci na téma EBIT asset pricing models.
