The driving forces of population change in Central and Eastern Europe: Analyses of the main factors that contributed to population dynamics and change in median age in the last 30 years in post-communist countries of the European Union. Using a cohort-component model to apply counterfactual analyses, we present large variations in the role of different factors (fertility, mortality, migration, and population momentum) among the surveyed countries.
Spatial patterns and social context of COVID-19 mortality in Hungary: Analysis of the geographical distribution of COVID-19 deaths registered in Hungary in the first two years of the pandemic. We identify the main factors explaining the mortality burden of the pandemic in the district-level database.
Changing variation in regional life expectancy due to the pandemic in Europe: By estimating excess mortality, we explore the annual differences in the variation of NUTS-2 regional life expectancy between 2020 and 2022 and calculate the direct contribution of the pandemic to these changes.
The role of capital income in the Hungarian income inequalities: Using an administrative database of personal income tax returns, we explore the distribution of capital income in Hungary from 2007 to 2022. In addition, we analyze the role of capital income in the changing distribution of total post-tax income and explore the pandemic's impact on earnings.
The effect of introducing online cash registers: Analyzing the impact of introducing online cash registers in Hungary on reported turnover and tax liability using a fixed-effects panel and event study model.