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doc. Ing. Brian König, PhD.

Email: brian.konig@savba.sk
Telephone: 02/ 5249 5080
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• Brian König works as a researcher in the Department of Macro-Financial Analysis. In his research, he primarily focuses on the use of gravity models of international trade, labor market issues, poverty and income inequality. As a researcher, he participated at several research projects (APVV, VEGA). As part of international cooperation, he took part in a research stay at the Vienna University of Economics and Business in Austria (WU Vien).

   

  Životopis v súbore na stiahnutie

  • Econometrics
  • Empirical economics
  • Inequalities
  • Labour market
  • Makroekonomické modelovanie
• • The context of income polarization in Slovakia II., 2017, 230 s., ISBN 978-80-7144-274-5
  • WP 92 Household consumption in Slovakia in the light of income and price changes, 2017, 27 s., ISSN 1337-5598
  • Inclusive growth and employment in Europe, 2015, 158 s., ISBN 987-80-7144-252-3
  • Labour market in Slovakia: Analysis and forecasts, 2014, 228 s., ISBN 978-80-7144-233-2
• • Distributional Effects of Misreporting in International Trade in Services
• • Analysis of Theoretical Aspects of Inclusive growth in the Context of Say's Theorem in the Slovak Economy
  • Analyzing the Impact of European Legislation in the Field of Taxes and Pensions on Slovak Economy with the Emphasis on the Sustainability of Public Finance
  • Balancing out the imbalances: redifining the view on macroeconomic imbalances under the european governance framework
  • Follow the Money - Deciphering the Link between Shadow Banking Sector and the Illicit Financial Flows
  • Illicit capital flows and external macroeconomic imbalances
  • Prediction of Economic and Financial Crises in the Wake of the Recession in the European Union
  • Reconciling public finances and old-age social security (Designing a sustainable and growth friendly pension system for an ageing Slovak economy)