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Position of low-cost banks on the financial market in the Czech Republic
Hes, Aleš; Jíková, Petra - In: European research studies 19 (2016) 4, pp. 42-52
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Loan product policy and rentability based on interest rates in Czech Republic
Cipovová, Eva; Jíková, Petra - In: European research studies 21 (2018) 2, pp. 575-585
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Privatization and opening the capital markets in the Czech and Slovak republics
Laštovička, Radek; Marcinčin, Anton; Mejstřík, Michal - 1994
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Financial markets in the Czech Republic as a means of corporate governance in voucher privatized companies
Matešová, Jana; Seďa, Richard - 1994
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Insider trading, investor protection and an orderly capital market : lessons for the Czech Republic
Dědek, Oldřich - 1994
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Liquidity and information-based trading on the order driven capital market : the case of the Prague stock exchange
Němček, Libor - 1997
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The relationship between economic factors and equity markets in Central Europe
Hanousek, Jan; Filer, Randall F. - 1997
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Where do the leaders trade? : Information revelation and interactions between the segments of the Czech capital markets
Hanousek, Jan; Němeček, Libor - 1997
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Source of information-driven trading on the Prague Stock Exchange
Kopřiva, František - 2008
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EMU-related news and financial markets in the Czech Republic, Hungary, and Poland
Büttner, David; Hayo, Bernd - 2008
We analyse the impact of news on five financial markets in the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland using a newly constructed data set in a GARCH framework. Macroeconomic shocks (on GDP, inflation rate, current account and trade balance) are constructed as deviations from expected values....
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