Csaba Csaki
Biographic Data
| ID | 2570474 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Csaba Csaki |
| GIVEN NAMES | Csaba |
| FAMILY NAME | Csaki |
| SIGNATURE | CSAKI C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Corvinus University of Budapest |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8899-6073 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 14 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
AI and ethics
This article addresses the ethical challenges posed by generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools in higher education and explores the first responses of universities to these challenges globally. Drawing on five key international documents from the UN, EU, and OECD, the study used content analysis to identify key ethical dimensions related to the use of generative AI in academia, such as accountability, human oversight, transparency, or inclu…
Evaluating Decision Speed as a Measure of Public Procurement Performance in the European Single Market
Public procurement across the European Union (EU) accounts for approximately 14% of GDP. The EU reports member states’ procurement execution through the Single Market Scoreboard. One of these performance measures quantifies procurement decision speed, which assumes if member states reduce the time it takes to select vendors, there will be a reduction in transaction costs (increased efficiency). This research empirically evaluates procurement deci…
The impacts of EU accession on the agriculture of the Visegrad Countries
The Visegrad Countries (VC)2 joined the European Union in 2004, which has offered several possibilities and challenges for their agriculture. The aim of the paper is to evaluate the status of the sector in the light of latest available data as well as to identify the factors lying behind different country performances. Results suggest that EU accession has had a diverse impact on the Visegrad Countries’ agriculture and member states capitalised t…
Effects of the financial and economic crisis on the rural landscape as well as the agri-food sector in Europe and Central Asia
This paper reviews the expected effects of the current financial crisis and subsequent recession on the rural landscape, in particular the agri-food sector in Europe and Central Asia (ECA) on the basis of the structure of the rural economy and of different organisations and institutions. Empirical evidence suggests that the crisis has hit the ECA region the hardest. Agriculture contributes about 9% to gross domestic product (GDP) for the ECA regi…
Global, regional and local challenges in Hungarian agriculture
The article discusses the main challenges and possibilities faced by the Hungarian agricultural sector, in light of developments on global agricultural markets, EU-membership, and other issues. Global developments, such as the accelerated development of agricultural technology, shifting structure of demand and the restructuring of international agricultural trade, the reform of the EU’s Common Agricultural Policy and the increasing social tension…
Smallholders and changing markets
This article intends to provide an analysis of evolving relations in the food chain and their impacts upon small farmers based on the research conducted in four countries in the framework of Regoverning Markets (RM) Project. Each country represents a specific path and level of development. Both Hungary and Poland are quite advanced in the concentration of the retail sector and food processing, while Bulgaria and Russia are less advanced in changi…
The Agricultural Sector of Slovakia on the Eve of EU Accession
A team of economists surveys Slovakia's agriculture, which continues to exhibit mediocre performance on the eve of that country's accession to the European Union. The paper, utilizing national statistics as well as financial data collected from 1,200 corporate and 850 individual farms, evaluates the country's current agricultural policies, which emphasize self-sufficiency and state intervention, reflecting a weak political commitment to marketbas…
Russian Food and Agriculture
Agriculture and the rural sector as a whole are one of the components of the Russian economy which lag behind in overall reforms. However, in recent years a lot of changes have occurred, and for the most part, these have been in the right direction. This article, based on a broader World Bank study on the Russian agricultural sector discusses the current status of reforming agriculture at the federal, regional, and farm levels
Land and Farm Structure in Transition
This paper examines the relationship between size of land holding and family income, based on a recent survey of rural households in Poland. In general, the results indicate a positive relationship between income and size of land holdings, suggesting that successful Polish farmers are expanding their farm holdings through land market transactions. Constraints to efficient functioning of these land markets in Poland are investigated as well, which…
Moldova
Land reform efforts in Moldova have smoothed out the bipolar dual farm structure that characterized socialist agriculture. In addition to very small household plots and very large collectives, Moldova now has many farms of many sizes, with a variety of crops and ownership structures
Land Reform and Farm Restructuring in Ukraine
Land Reform and Farm Restructuring in Ukraine
Under legislation adopted in 1992, Ukrainian law recongnizes private ownership of agricultural land, as well as collective and state ownership. Also in 1992, a program to transfer land from state ownership to collective and individual ownership was initiated on a large scale, along with procedures to restructure collective and state farms. The transfer of land ownership and restructuring of traditional farms create opportunities for private farmi…
Transition and Trade Perspectives on Eastern European Agriculture
In the economic and political restructuring of Eastern Europe, a new agricultural structure is taking shape, based upon private ownership, genuine cooperatives, and a market economy. Agricultural trade policy in six Eastern European nations will be characterized by the aim of self‐sufficiency, but privatized and centered around market methods, improvement in agricultural systems will occur slowly, and over the long term may achieve self‐sufficien…
Agriculture and the Transition to the Market
Agricultural sectors in Eastern and Central Europe are large, and a substantial number of people are directly affected by changes in producer prices, farm employment, and land ownership. Retail food markets are among the most distorted in the pre-transition economies, and the needed adjustments are correspondingly large. The decollectivization of agriculture and return of land to former owners are among the most dramatic and emotive elements of t…
Land Reform and Farm Restructuring in Ukraine
Under legislation adopted in 1992, Ukrainian law recongnizes private ownership of agricultural land, as well as collective and state ownership. Also in 1992, a program to transfer land from state ownership to collective and individual ownership was initiated on a large scale, along with procedures to restructure collective and state farms. The transfer of land ownership and restructuring of traditional farms create opportunities for private farmi…
Agriculture and the Transition to the Market
Agricultural sectors in Eastern and Central Europe are large, and a substantial number of people are directly affected by changes in producer prices, farm employment, and land ownership. Retail food markets are among the most distorted in the pre-transition economies, and the needed adjustments are correspondingly large. The decollectivization of agriculture and return of land to former owners are among the most dramatic and emotive elements of t…
Land and Farm Structure in Transition
This paper examines the relationship between size of land holding and family income, based on a recent survey of rural households in Poland. In general, the results indicate a positive relationship between income and size of land holdings, suggesting that successful Polish farmers are expanding their farm holdings through land market transactions. Constraints to efficient functioning of these land markets in Poland are investigated as well, which…
The Agricultural Sector of Slovakia on the Eve of EU Accession
A team of economists surveys Slovakia's agriculture, which continues to exhibit mediocre performance on the eve of that country's accession to the European Union. The paper, utilizing national statistics as well as financial data collected from 1,200 corporate and 850 individual farms, evaluates the country's current agricultural policies, which emphasize self-sufficiency and state intervention, reflecting a weak political commitment to marketbas…
Moldova
Land reform efforts in Moldova have smoothed out the bipolar dual farm structure that characterized socialist agriculture. In addition to very small household plots and very large collectives, Moldova now has many farms of many sizes, with a variety of crops and ownership structures
Agriculture and the Transition to the Market
Agricultural sectors in Eastern and Central Europe are large, and a substantial number of people are directly affected by changes in producer prices, farm employment, and land ownership. Retail food markets are among the most distorted in the pre-transition economies, and the needed adjustments are correspondingly large. The decollectivization of agriculture and return of land to former owners are among the most dramatic and emotive elements of t…
Transition and Trade Perspectives on Eastern European Agriculture
In the economic and political restructuring of Eastern Europe, a new agricultural structure is taking shape, based upon private ownership, genuine cooperatives, and a market economy. Agricultural trade policy in six Eastern European nations will be characterized by the aim of self‐sufficiency, but privatized and centered around market methods, improvement in agricultural systems will occur slowly, and over the long term may achieve self‐sufficien…
Land Reform and Farm Restructuring in Ukraine
Land Reform and Farm Restructuring in Ukraine
Under legislation adopted in 1992, Ukrainian law recongnizes private ownership of agricultural land, as well as collective and state ownership. Also in 1992, a program to transfer land from state ownership to collective and individual ownership was initiated on a large scale, along with procedures to restructure collective and state farms. The transfer of land ownership and restructuring of traditional farms create opportunities for private farmi…
Russian Food and Agriculture
Agriculture and the rural sector as a whole are one of the components of the Russian economy which lag behind in overall reforms. However, in recent years a lot of changes have occurred, and for the most part, these have been in the right direction. This article, based on a broader World Bank study on the Russian agricultural sector discusses the current status of reforming agriculture at the federal, regional, and farm levels
Land and Farm Structure in Transition
This paper examines the relationship between size of land holding and family income, based on a recent survey of rural households in Poland. In general, the results indicate a positive relationship between income and size of land holdings, suggesting that successful Polish farmers are expanding their farm holdings through land market transactions. Constraints to efficient functioning of these land markets in Poland are investigated as well, which…
Moldova
Land reform efforts in Moldova have smoothed out the bipolar dual farm structure that characterized socialist agriculture. In addition to very small household plots and very large collectives, Moldova now has many farms of many sizes, with a variety of crops and ownership structures
The Agricultural Sector of Slovakia on the Eve of EU Accession
A team of economists surveys Slovakia's agriculture, which continues to exhibit mediocre performance on the eve of that country's accession to the European Union. The paper, utilizing national statistics as well as financial data collected from 1,200 corporate and 850 individual farms, evaluates the country's current agricultural policies, which emphasize self-sufficiency and state intervention, reflecting a weak political commitment to marketbas…
Smallholders and changing markets
This article intends to provide an analysis of evolving relations in the food chain and their impacts upon small farmers based on the research conducted in four countries in the framework of Regoverning Markets (RM) Project. Each country represents a specific path and level of development. Both Hungary and Poland are quite advanced in the concentration of the retail sector and food processing, while Bulgaria and Russia are less advanced in changi…
Global, regional and local challenges in Hungarian agriculture
The article discusses the main challenges and possibilities faced by the Hungarian agricultural sector, in light of developments on global agricultural markets, EU-membership, and other issues. Global developments, such as the accelerated development of agricultural technology, shifting structure of demand and the restructuring of international agricultural trade, the reform of the EU’s Common Agricultural Policy and the increasing social tension…
Effects of the financial and economic crisis on the rural landscape as well as the agri-food sector in Europe and Central Asia
This paper reviews the expected effects of the current financial crisis and subsequent recession on the rural landscape, in particular the agri-food sector in Europe and Central Asia (ECA) on the basis of the structure of the rural economy and of different organisations and institutions. Empirical evidence suggests that the crisis has hit the ECA region the hardest. Agriculture contributes about 9% to gross domestic product (GDP) for the ECA regi…
The impacts of EU accession on the agriculture of the Visegrad Countries
The Visegrad Countries (VC)2 joined the European Union in 2004, which has offered several possibilities and challenges for their agriculture. The aim of the paper is to evaluate the status of the sector in the light of latest available data as well as to identify the factors lying behind different country performances. Results suggest that EU accession has had a diverse impact on the Visegrad Countries’ agriculture and member states capitalised t…
Evaluating Decision Speed as a Measure of Public Procurement Performance in the European Single Market
Public procurement across the European Union (EU) accounts for approximately 14% of GDP. The EU reports member states’ procurement execution through the Single Market Scoreboard. One of these performance measures quantifies procurement decision speed, which assumes if member states reduce the time it takes to select vendors, there will be a reduction in transaction costs (increased efficiency). This research empirically evaluates procurement deci…
AI and ethics
This article addresses the ethical challenges posed by generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools in higher education and explores the first responses of universities to these challenges globally. Drawing on five key international documents from the UN, EU, and OECD, the study used content analysis to identify key ethical dimensions related to the use of generative AI in academia, such as accountability, human oversight, transparency, or inclu…
Business (12 works) · Agriculture (11 works) · Geography (11 works) · Economics (10 works) · Agricultural Economics and Policy (7 works) · Agricultural economics (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Finance (5 works) · Economic policy (4 works) · Agricultural economics and policies (3 works)