Financial and Economic Review

Aims & Scope

The Financial and Economic Review (in Hungarian Hitelintézeti Szemle) edited and published by the Magyar Nemzeti Bank (MNB), following a significant content and formal renewal of recent years, has become one of the most widely read economic and financial scientific journals in Hungary, which also has a large readership abroad.In 2014, the management of the MNB in connection with its social responsibility activities and in the framework of broad support for education, financial literacy and scientific activities, decided to take back the Hitelintézeti Szemle (the predecessor of this publication, the Banking Review [in Hungarian Bankszemle], was published by the MNB between 1957 and 2001 only in Hungarian), a scientific journal with decades of history, from the Banking Association and renew it. The journal is funded by the MNB and is available free of charge online and in print form. The MNB set the objective that the journal – with its easy-to-understand but scientifically sound studies processing applied results, as well as its valuable essays, feature articles, book reviews and conference reports – should effectively promote the examination and international presentation of the economic performance of the Hungarian economy and financial system and, where appropriate, that of the Central and Eastern European region, as well as the analysing evaluation of the current issues of the economics, finance and related disciplines, thereby also contributing to the successful renewal of economic thinking and economic policy activities.In this way, the Financial and Economic Review aims to create a unified platform for domestic and foreign researchers, educators and readers with a scientific interest, which can be used as a starting point for a deeper analysis and understanding of the region’s economic and social processes. At the same time, the journal also helps the authors of academic papers to be references at international level. In pursuit of these goals, the Financial a

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