Theoretical and Applied Economics
No. 10 / 2014 (599)
The turbulence of cycles
„The phenomenology of economic cycles portrays the lucrative background of human existence.”
The economic cycles only carry a rational and instrumental sense as long as they are being reduced to a behavioural problem, formulated in terms of wealth. Due to their essence, the economic cycles cannot be decoupled from the evolution of the human phenomenon within the guidelines of the human condition: work, labour, action.
Contents
How growth-friendly are productive public expenditures? An empirical analysis for Eastern Europe
The validity of Marshall-Lerner condition in Turkey: A cointegration approach
Turn Of the Month Effect and Financial Crisis: A new explanation from the Greek Stock Market (2002-2012)
Econometric model used in the capital market analysis
Economic order, catallactics and entrepreneurship
Public-private partnership in the context of regional development – a solution for renewable energy projects?
Mixed strategy Nash Equilibrium and Quantal Response Equilibrium. An experimental comparison using RPS games