Balázs Égert
OECS
Balázs Égert is an economist at the Economics Department of the OECD. He previously worked at the Austrian central bank (2003-2007). He was visiting researcher at the South African Reserve Bank (2007), Bruegel (2006), CESifo (2006), the Czech National Bank (2006), the central bank of Hungary (2005), the Bank of Finland/BOFIT (2004/2005) and the Bank of Estonia (2002). He earned his PhD at the University of Paris X-Nanterre (2002). His research focuses on the Balassa-Samuelson effect, the exchange rate, inflation, monetary policy, credit growth and house prices in Central and Eastern Europe and the impact of regulation in network industries in OECD countries.
Articles by Balázs Égert:
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France’s weak economic performance: Sick of taxation?
10 May 2013, 9540 reads
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What’s causing higher inflation in Europe’s converging economies?
2 April 2008, 12932 reads
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