Gábor
Kézdi
Curriculum
Vitae
e-mail: kezdig@ceu.hu
homepage: http://www.personal.ceu.hu/staff/Gabor_Kezdi/
Central European University, Department of Economics
(associate professor, head
of department)
Nador u. 9,
Phone: (36 1) 327 3000 /2201, Fax:
(36 1) 327 3232
Institute of Economics,
Hungarian Academy of Sciences
(research
fellow, part time)
Budaorsi ut 45,
Education
University
of Michigan, Ph.D. in economics, 2003.
Budapest
University of Economics (now called Corvinus University), University
diploma, 1995
Rajk College of Budapest University of Economics, graduate of 1995
Teaching
Econometrics
MNB (National Bank of
GVH (Hungarian Competition Authority), 2005
Program Evaluation
Survey measurement of expectations, behavior of
households under uncertainty.
Skill formation, education, labor market outcomes.
The Roma minority in
Program evaluation.
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
Journal Articles
“The Roma/non-Roma test score gap in
“Roma
Employment in Hungary After the Post-Communist Transition” Economics of Transition Volume 19, Issue 3, pages 563–610,
July 2011. (download published version or download working
paper) Co-author: Gabor Kertesi
“Stock market crash and
expectations of American households.” Journal of Applied
Econoometrics,.
March/April 2011, Special
Issue on ‘Measurement and Analysis of Subjective Expectations’. 26:
393–415 (download published
version) Co-authors:
Peter Hudomiet and Robert J. Willis.
“Birth
order fertility effects of child-related benefits and pensions — a test on
Hungarian data,” Population Studies. Volume 63, Issue 3 November
2009 , pages 215 - 231. (download published
version or download working paper) Co-authors: Andras Gabos and
Robert I. Gal
“Children of the Post-Communist Transition: Age at the
Time of the Parents’ Job Loss and Dropping Out of Secondary School,” The
B.E. Journal of Economic Analysis & Policy. 2007, Vol. 7: Iss. 2
(Contributions), Article 8. http://www.bepress.com/bejeap/vol7/iss2/art8
Co-author:
Gabor Kertesi.
“Trade in
University Training: Cross-State Variation in the Production and Use of
College-Educated Labor,” Journal of Econometrics, 121(1-2),
July-August 2004. pp. 143-173. (download published version or download NBER Working Paper 8555) Co-authors: John Bound, Jeff Groen, and Sarah Turner.
“Robust Standard Error
Estimation in Fixed-Effects Panel Models,” Hungarian
Statistical Review, Special English Volume #9, 2004. pp. 95-116. (dowload published version or download workign
paper)
“Jackknife Minimum Distance Estimation”, Economics
Letters, 76(1), June 2002, pp. 35-45. (download published version) Co-authors:
Jinyong Hahn and Gary Solon.
Books and Book Chapters
A Successful
School Integration Program. An Evaluation of the Hungarian National
Government’s School Integration Program, 2005-2007. Roma
Education Fund, 2009. download book
Co-author:
Eva Suranyi
“Fertility
Effects of the Pension System and Other Intergenerational Transfers.” in:
Robert I.Gal et al. (eds.), Assessing
Intergenerational Equity. Akademiai Kiado,
Co-authors:
Andras Gabos and Robert I. Gal.
“In-kind
Benefits in Hungary.” in: K. Fazekas and G. Kézdi (eds.), The Hungarian Labour Market 2007. In Focus.
Wages: New Developments,
Co-authors:
Hedvig Horváth and Péter Hudomiet.
Expected Long-Term Budgetary Benefits to Roma
Education in
“Education and Earnings.” in: K.
Fazekas and J. Varga (eds.), The
Hungarian Labour Market 2005. In Focus: Education and the Labour Market,
Institute of Economics HAS, 2005. download chapter
“Wages, Employment and
Incentives in the Public Sector in Hungary,” in: L. Bokros and J-J. Dethier
(eds.), Public Finance Reform During
the Transition: the experience of Hungary, The World Bank,
Washington, 1998. Co-authors:
László Herczog and Barbara Nunberg.
Publications in Hungarian
“Iskolázatlan szülők gyermekei és roma fiatalok a
középiskolában” (Children of Roma and uneducated families in the seconday
schools). In: Tamás
Kolosi and István Gy. Tóth (eds), Társadalmi Riport 2010. TÁRKI,
Co-author:
Gábor Kertesi.
“Egy integrációs program hatása a tanulók
fejlődésére” (The effect of a school integration program on students’
development.), Educatio, 2008/IV. Co-author: Éva Surányi.
“A roma és nem roma fiatalok középiskolai
továbbtanulása” (Secondary education of Roma and Non-Roma children). In: Tamás Kolosi and István Gy. Tóth (eds), Társadalmi
Riport 2008. TÁRKI,
“Az érettségit nem adó szakmunkásképzés válságtünetei” (Crisis in
the outcomes of vocational training). In: Károly Fazekas and János
Köllő (eds), Munkaerőpiaci
Tükör 2008. MTA-KTI,
Egy
sikeres iskolai integrációs program tapasztalatai. A
hátrányos helyzetű tanulók oktatási integrációs programjának hatásvizsgálata. (Experiences from a succesful integration program in
primary schools. Evaluation
of the integrated education program for disadvantaged students.)
Educatio,
“Az aktív munkaerő-piaci
programok nemzetközi tapasztalatai” (Reviewing the international evidence on
the effects of active labor market programs), Kormányzás, 2008,
3(1), 3-37. download published
article Co-author: Péter Hudomiet
“Általános iskolai szegregáció I-II” (Segregation in
the Primary School System in
“A rendőrség etnikai profilalkotásának mai
gyakorlata” (Ethnic profiling by the Hungarian police), Belügyi Szemle,
2004, 52(2 and 3), (download published
article) Co-authors: Lilla Farkas, Sándor Loss and Zsolt Zádori.
“Az önbevalláson alapuló kereseti adatok érvényessége” (The
Validity of Self-Reported Earnings). Közgazdasági Szemle,
1998. November. p. 1035-1042.
(download published article)
“A személyi jövedelemadó-bevételeket meghatározó folyamatok,
1989-94. – Statisztikai analízis” (Changes in Personal Income Tax
Revenues in
A
cigány népesség Magyarországon. Dokumentáció
és adattár. (The Gypsy Population in
“Cigány gyerekek az iskolában. Helyzetfelmérés és egy cigány oktatási koncepció
vázlata.” (Gypsy Students in Primary Schools. Analysis and outline of
an education reform), in: Cigányok és
iskola (Gypsies and School), Educatio,
Non-Academic Publications in
Hungarian
“Daniel L. McFadden” In: Közgazdasági Nobel-díjasok 1969-2004 (Nobel Laureats in
Economics, 1969 to 2004). Ed. Zsuzsa Bekker. 2005,
“James J. Heckman” In: Közgazdasági Nobel-díjasok 1969-2004 (Nobel Laureats in
Economics, 1969 to 2004). Ed. Zsuzsa Bekker. 2005,
“Miért pont úgy kombinálja kétfokozatú legkisebb
négyzetek módszere (2SLS) az instrumentumokat, ahogy?” (Why does 2SLS combine instruments the way it does?),
In: Egy reneszánsz statisztikus. Tanulmánykötet Hunyadi László tiszteletére. (A renessaince statistician. Essays in honor of László Hunyadi). Ed. László Vita. KSH,
“Életkor szerinti kereseti különbségek a
rendszerváltás előtt és után” (Age-earnnings profiles before and after the
postücommunist transition.), In: Racionalitás és
méltányosság. Tanulmányok Augusztinovics Máriának. (Rationality and Equity. Essays In Honor of
Maria Augusztinovics). Eds.: Júlia Király, András Simonovits, János Száz.
Közgazdasági Szemle Alapítvány,
Household stock market beliefs and
learning. (download NBER
working paper No. 17614) (revise and
resubmit to Econometrica) Co-author:
Robert J. Willis
Estimating the lock-in effects of switching costs from
firm-level data. (download working paper). Co-author:
Gergely Csorba
How are firms’ wages and prices linked? Survey evidence in