Inflation Rather Than Austerity - Hungary’s Economic Strategy
Since 1968, subsequent Hungarian governments have been less resilient to moderate inflation than others in the region. After the 1989-1990 market transition, inflation targeting became an even more important short-term policy tool. Since hyper-inf...
In January 2011 CASE was again awarded with two new Framework Contracts
As the new year starts, CASE was awarded two new Framework contracts. Framework contracts enable CASE to quickly respond to calls for academic, res...
“Unsustainable debt is unsustainable”
On 21 January 2011 CASE had the pleasure to host professor Juergen von Hagen, who spoke about the Euro Area Dept Crisis at a CASE Policy Research...
CASE Ranked in the Group of 25 Top World Think Tanks
CASE is ranked 23rd among the think tanks representing the “Outstanding Policy-Oriented Public Policy Research Program” worldwide by The Global “Go...
Fiscal Consolidation in the EU’s New Member States
The global financial crisis has triggered exceptional responses in the Euro zone and the U.S. A similar policy thrust should apply to the use of EU...
CASE Welcomes Four New Fellows
CASE proudly welcomes four new fellows. Kathryn Anderson specializes in economics of labor and social policy as well as development economics. Luca...
Fiscal Policy Options in light of Recent IMF Research
The financial crisis and recession have left a legacy of unusually large fiscal deficits and growing sovereign debt levels in most advanced econom...
