This edition provides a mix of research perspectives to examine the economic and non-economic outcomes of global developments in financial regulation, monetary and fiscal measures, or sustainable development, with a tailored focus on specifics in emerging and transitioning countries. The volume combines a mix of approaches to investigate relevant newly emerged topics (e.g., economics of emissions, corporate social responsibility reporting) as well as traditional issues requiring new approaches (e.g., exchange rate mechanisms, investment strategies, the impact of corporate reporting on economic fundamentals). Such a comprehensive view of contemporary economic phenomena makes the volume attractive not only to academia, but also to regulators and policymakers, when deliberating on the potential outcomes of competing regulatory mechanisms.

1. Financial Regulations, Supervision Structure and Banking Performance in CESEE

2. The income velocity of money - determinants (case of the Czech Republic)
3. The Impact of Central Bank Policy Rate on Financial Development: The case of Europe
4. Causes of limitations of GDP per capita as anindicator of economic development
5. A Synergistic Forecasting Model for Techno-Fundamental Analysis of Gold Market Returns
6. Inter-market Sentiment Analysis Using Markov Switching Bayesian VAR Analysis
7. Heston-Hull-White model
8. The implementation of borrower- based measures: the case of the Czech Republic
9. Prepayment Risk in Banking: EmpiricalEvidence from the Czech Republic
10. Determinants of Capital Structure: The Case of Chinese Technology Firms.-11. The analysis of share repurchases in European countries.-12. Split payment mechanism in the European Union - comparative analysis.-13. Investment in the Business Operations of PolishListed Companies.-14. The Impact of Renewable Energy and Technology Innovation on Chinese Carbon Dioxide Emissions.-15. Green Bond Pricing and Its Determinant: Evidence from Chinese Secondary Market.-16. The Use of Sustainable Archetypes in Financial Entities: A Comparison of Developed and Emerging Economies
17. The role of IAS 38 in the Evaluation of the Effects of Business Model Innovation
18. How Czech companies comply with IAS 36disclosure requirements.-19. Does IFRS 9 Increase Volatility of Loan Loss Provisions?-20. IFRS 9 - Implications on Procyclicality.-21. Financial highlights on corporate websites: empirical evidence from Poland.-22. International Financial Reporting Standards and Earnings Quality: The Case of Listed Firms in Saudi Arabia
23. Deferred Tax Reporting in Czech Limited Partnerships
24. The Effect of the Deferred Tax on Business Combinations in the Czech Republic.-25. The specificity of the accounting and tax system and the importance of a limited partnership onthe example of the economy of the Republic ofPoland
26. The origin of true and fair view in the Czech accounting
<b>27. </b>Role of independent professional body in accounting regulation in the Czech Republic
28. Audit Committee Composition and Corporate Risk Disclosure in Emerging Country
29. The supervisory authorities' view on audit quality in the Czech Republic
30. Shadow economy in the regions of Russia: Spatial aspects
31. State-owned enterprises in the era of Peter the Great
32. Examining the Impact of Socioeconomic Factors on Crime Rates: A Panel Study
33. <b>Tax avoidance and </b><b>companies' opacity</b><b>: a theoretical approach
34. </b><b>Testing thevalidity of Wagner's law in the Czech Republic</b>