Impact of Terms-of-Trade on Slovakia, the Czech Republic, and Croatia in the Short Run

Avtorji

  • Karol Szomolányi ,
  • Martin Lukáčik ,
  • Adriana Lukáčiková ,

Ključne besede:

inovacija, pogoji menjave, poslovni cikel, slovaško gospodarstvo, češko gospodarstvo, hrvaško gospodarstvo, trgovinska bilanca

Povzetek

Šoki zaradi pogojev menjave v treh postkomunističnih državah, tj. v Slovaški, Češki republiki in Hrvaški, niso temeljni vir poslovnih ciklov. Ničelni ali negativni odzivi trgovinske bilance na pozitivne šoke zaradi pogojev menjave v državah kažejo Obstfeld-Svensson-Razinov učinek, za katerega velja, da manjši ko je Harberger-Laursen-Metzlerjev učinek pogojev menjave na trgovinsko bilanco, vztrajnejši je šok zaradi pogojev menjave. Zaključki izhajajo iz strukturne vektorske avtoregresijske analize cikličnih komponent pogojev menjave, trgovinske bilance, izložka, porabe in investicij v treh postkomunističnih državah.

Biografije avtorja

  • Karol Szomolányi, ,

    Department of Operations Research and Econometrics, University of Economics Bratislava, Slovaška
    E-pošta: szomolan@euba.sk

    Karol Szomolányi is an associated professor of operations research and econometrics at the University of Economics in Bratislava, Faculty of Economic Informatics, Department of Operations Research and Econometrics. He deals with the macroeconomic analysis and econometrics. His areas of interest are real business cycle models and dynamic stochastic macroeconomic models and their use for developing countries of Eastern Europe. 

  • Martin Lukáčik, ,

    Department of Operations Research and Econometrics, University of Economics Bratislava, Slovaška
    E-pošta: lukacik@euba.sk

    Martin Lukáčik is an associated professor of operations research and econometrics at the University of Economics in Bratislava, Faculty of Economic Informatics, Department of Operations Research and Econometrics. He is president of the Slovak Society for Operations Research. He deals with the econometric methods in the macroeconomic framework and time series econometrics. His areas of interest are VAR models used in macroeconomics and forecasting methods. 

  • Adriana Lukáčiková, ,

    Department of Operations Research and Econometrics, University of Economics Bratislava, Slovaška
    E-pošta: adriana.lukacikova@euba.sk

    Adriana Lukáčiková is an assistant professor of operations research and econometrics at the University of Economics in Bratislava, Faculty of Economic Informatics, Department of Operations Research and Econometrics. She deals with computable general equilibrium models and econometrics. Her area of interest is the econometric modelling of national economies.

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27.07.2017

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Letn. 63 Št. 1 (2017): Naše gospodarstvo / Our economy

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Szomolányi, K. ., Lukáčik, M., & Lukáčiková, A. (2017). Impact of Terms-of-Trade on Slovakia, the Czech Republic, and Croatia in the Short Run. Naše Gospodarstvo Our Economy, 63(1), 3-13. https://old.journals.um.si/index.php/oe/article/view/2212