Research
RESEARCH OVERVIEW (2015-2021)
A summary of our main research activities conducted in the period 2015-2021 is available in the following report. Below you may find a more detailed list of journal articles published by our colleagues and additional relevant information.
News
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Czech Journal of Economics and Finance
The fourth issue of Czech Journal of Economics and Finance in the year 2024 has been published. Let us kindly draw your attention to the following interesting papers: -
Czech Journal of Economics and Finance
The third issue of Czech Journal of Economics and Finance in the year 2024 has been published. Let us kindly draw your attention to the following interesting papers: -
Team of IES researchers was awared the Editors' prize for the best paper published in Experimental Economics for the year 2022
Team of researchers from our Institute consisting of Tomáš Havránek, Zuzana Irsova (Havránková) and Jindřich Matoušek was awared the Editors' prize for the best paper published in Experimental Economics for the year 2022. Congratulations! -
Prof. Petr Janský's research cited by OECD
In May 2024, the final communiqué of the G7 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors’ meeting was presented by Italy. One of its annexes, 2024 Progress Report on Tax Co-operation for the 21st Century: OECD Report for the G7 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors, cited one of the research papers by our colleague, Prof. Petr Janský. -
Matěj Bajgar succeeded in the Primus competition
The results of the 9th round of the Primus competition, which is organised by Charles University to support young promising scientists, have been announced. One of the two successful projects that received support and funding this year at FSV is the project of our colleague Matěj Bajgar, entitled "Evidence-based Industrial Policy." Congratulations! -
The Czech Academy of Sciences awarded Michal Bauer with the title “Doctor of Science” (DSc.)
We would like to congratulate our colleague Michal Bauer on receiving the title "doctor scientiarum" (DSc.), awarded by the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, which currently represents the highest scientific qualification in the professional career of a scientist in the Czech Republic.
