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Gábor Kutasi

Gábor Kutasi, Associate Professor, Head of the Research Institute of Competitiveness and Economy at the University of Public Service. He received his PhD and did his habilitation at Corvinus University of Budapest. He was a research fellow at ICEG European Centre, Századvég, the National Bank of Hungary, and Zeppelin University. He was a scholar of KAAD Osteuropaprogramm (2015–2016) and HAS Bolyai Program (2013–2016), and a visiting lecturer at the University of Economics, Prague.
Picture of Gábor Kutasi

Gábor Kutasi

Gábor Kutasi, Associate Professor, Head of the Research Institute of Competitiveness and Economy at the University of Public Service. He received his PhD and did his habilitation at Corvinus University of Budapest. He was a research fellow at ICEG European Centre, Századvég, the National Bank of Hungary, and Zeppelin University. He was a scholar of KAAD Osteuropaprogramm (2015–2016) and HAS Bolyai Program (2013–2016), and a visiting lecturer at the University of Economics, Prague.

Who Benefits from a Strong Forint?

‘The “overvalued forint” is thus not an absolute economic category: the same exchange rate represents a competitive advantage for one company and a decline in profits for another…The question, therefore,
Képernyőfotó 2021-10-23 - 23.52.56

Global Minimum Tax: A Wait-and-See Strategy Is Rewarding

The EU is not only acting to apply pressure in international taxation, but is also seeking legal harmonization among member states.
Picture of Gábor Kutasi

Gábor Kutasi

Gábor Kutasi, Associate Professor, Head of the Research Institute of Competitiveness and Economy at the University of Public Service. He received his PhD and did his habilitation at Corvinus University of Budapest. He was a research fellow at ICEG European Centre, Századvég, the National Bank of Hungary, and Zeppelin University. He was a scholar of KAAD Osteuropaprogramm (2015–2016) and HAS Bolyai Program (2013–2016), and a visiting lecturer at the University of Economics, Prague.
Picture of Gábor Kutasi

Gábor Kutasi

Gábor Kutasi, Associate Professor, Head of the Research Institute of Competitiveness and Economy at the University of Public Service. He received his PhD and did his habilitation at Corvinus University of Budapest. He was a research fellow at ICEG European Centre, Századvég, the National Bank of Hungary, and Zeppelin University. He was a scholar of KAAD Osteuropaprogramm (2015–2016) and HAS Bolyai Program (2013–2016), and a visiting lecturer at the University of Economics, Prague.
Who Benefits from a Strong Forint?
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Who Benefits from a Strong Forint?

‘The “overvalued forint” is thus not an absolute economic category: the same exchange rate represents a competitive advantage for one company and a decline in profits for another…The question, therefore, is not who benefits from a strong forint, but which effect is stronger for the Hungarian economy as a whole: the inflationary gain or the loss of export profitability.’

Gábor Kutasi
05.09.2026
Global Minimum Tax: A Wait-and-See Strategy Is Rewarding
CURRENT

Global Minimum Tax: A Wait-and-See Strategy Is Rewarding

The EU is not only acting to apply pressure in international taxation, but is also seeking legal harmonization among member states.

Gábor Kutasi
23.10.2021

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