Adam Szeidl

Economics, Econometrics and Finance

1. Equilibrium Model 100%
2. Portfolio Choice 80%
3. Market 73%
4. Consumption 60%
5. Owners 50%
6. Network Economics 50%
7. Economics 40%
8. Learning 40%
9. Costs 40%
10. Share 40%
11. Risk Attitude 40%
12. Spillover Effect 40%
13. Managers 40%
14. Network Centrality 40%
15. Habit-Persistence Hypothesis 40%
16. Options 40%
17. Multinational Firm 40%
18. Firm Network 40%
19. Business networks 40%
20. Production Function 40%
21. Product Differentiation 40%
22. Investors 33%
23. Productivity 30%
24. Benefits 30%
25. Ownership 26%
26. Price 25%
27. Knowledge 20%
28. Incentives 20%
29. Welfare 20%
30. Foreign Subsidiary 20%
31. Location 20%
32. International Organization 20%
33. Utility 20%
34. Specific Industry 20%
35. Corporate Headquarters 20%
36. Goods 20%
37. Wealth 20%
38. Corruption 13%
39. Market Size 13%
40. Allocation 13%
41. Event Study 13%
42. Payment System 13%
43. Adjustment Costs 13%
44. Second Best 13%
45. Productivity Change 10%
46. Auction 10%
47. Efficiency 10%
48. Real Estate Price 10%
49. Factor Input 10%
50. Business Partnership 10%