Publikationen
Auf dieser Seite finden Sie Studien, die auf Mikrodaten aus dem OeNB Euro Survey basieren. Die wichtigsten Ergebnisse des OeNB Euro Survey werden regelmäßig in der OeNB-Publikation „Focus on European Economic Integration“ veröffentlicht.
Wissenschaftliche Fachzeitschriften
- Beckmann, E. und S. Kiesl-Reiter 2023. Financial literacy and financial wellbeing: Evidence from Eastern Europe in a high inflation environment, Journal of Financial Literacy and Wellbeing, volume 1(2), 263–367.
- Hake, M. and Poyntner, P. 2022. Keeping up with the Novaks? Income Distribution as a determinant of household debt in CESEE. In: Review of Income and Wealth. 68(S1). 224–260. DOI: 10.1111/roiw.12540
- Bittner, M. 2020. Der Euro Survey der Oesterreichischen Nationalbank (OeNB). Eine seit 2007 einzigartige Datenerhebung in Staaten Zentral-, Ost- und Südosteuropas. In: Sozialwissenschaftliche Rundschau (60. Jg.) Heft 2/2020, 226-239.
- Drenik, A., Pereira G., Perez, D.J. 2018. Wealth redistribution after exchange rate devaluations. In: American Economic Review Papers & Proceedings.
- Begovic, S., Adnett, N. and G. Pugh. 2016. An investigation into the credibility of currency board arrangements in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Bulgaria. In: Journal of Comparative Economics 44(3), 787–799.
- Brown, M., Stix, H. 2015. The Euroization of Bank Deposits in Eastern Europe. In: Economic Policy 30 (81), 95–139.
- Beckmann, E., Stix, H. 2015. Foreign Currency Borrowing and Knowledge About Exchange Rate Risk. In: Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization 112, 1–16.
- Stix, H. 2013. Why do people save in cash? Distrust, memories of banking crises, weak institutions and dollarization. In: Journal of Banking and Finance 37(11). 4087–4106.
- Fidrmuc, J., M. Hake and H. Stix. 2013. Households’ Foreign Currency Borrowing in Central and Eastern Europe. In: Journal of Banking and Finance 37(6). 1880–1897.
- Beckmann, E., M. Gächter and D. Ritzberger-Grünwald. 2013. Das internationale Währungssystem im Umbruch? In: Wirtschaftspolitische Blätter 2/2013. WKO. 231–251.
- Beckmann, E. 2013. Financial Literacy and Household Savings in Romania. In: Numeracy 6(2)
- Prean, N. and H. Stix. 2011. The Effect of Raising Deposit Insurance Coverage in Times of Financial Crisis – Evidence from Croatian Microdata. In: Economic Systems 35. 496–511.
- Stix, H. 2010. Euroization: What Factors Drive its Persistence? Household Data Evidence for Croatia, Slovenia and Slovakia. In: Applied Economics 43(21). 2689–2704.
- Stix, H. 2010. The euro as a safe haven asset in Central, Eastern and South-Eastern Europe, in: Nowotny, E., P. Mooslechner and D. Ritzberger-Grünwald (eds.). 2010. The Euro and Economic Stability. Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar.
- Stix, H. 2004. Foreign Currency Demand since 2002 – Evidence from five Central and Eastern European Economies. In: CESifo Forum 4/04. 19–24.
- Nauschnigg, F. 2003. The Use of Euro and Other Foreign Currencies in Central and Eastern Europe: A Survey of the Austrian National Bank. 4th INFER Workshop on Financial Markets. April. 89–106.
- Stix, H. 2002. The Euro in Central and Eastern Europe – Survey Evidence from Five Countries. In: CESifo Forum 3/02. 19–24.
- Stix, H. 2002. Foreign Currency Holdings in Central and Eastern European Countries. In: WIIW Monthly Report 1/02. 10–18.
- Stix, H. 2001. Fremdwährungsbesitz in Zentral- und Osteuropa: Umfrageergebnisse, 2001, Bankarchiv, In: Zeitschrift für das gesamte Bank- und Börsenwesen. November. 899–905.
- Stix, H. 2001. Survey Results about Foreign Currency Holdings in Five Central and Eastern European Countries. In: CESifo Forum 3/01. 41–48.
Working Papers
- Barisic, A., M. Ghodsi, A. Sabouniha and R. Stehrer. 2024. The Factors Driving Migration Intentions and Destination Preferences in Central, East and Southeast European Countries. Wiiw Working Paper no. 247.
- Olbrich, L., Beckmann, E. and J. W. Sakshaug. 2024. Multivariate assessment of interviewer-related errors in a cross-national economic survey. OeNB Working Paper 253.
- Allinger, K. und F. Rumler. 2023. Inflation Expectations in CESEE: The Role of Sentiment and Experiences. OeNB Working Paper No. 247.
- Beckmann, E. and S. Kiesl-Reiter. 2022. The Gender Gap in Financial Literacy: Does Ideology Matter? SSRN.
- Beckmann, E., C. Hainz and S. Kiesl-Reiter. 2022. Third-Party Loan Guarantees: Measuring Literacy and its Effect on Financial Decisions, OeNB Working Paper 237.
- Beckmann, Elisabeth. 2019. Household Savings in Central Eastern and Southeastern Europe: How Do Poorer Households Save? Policy Research working paper; no. WPS 8751. Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group
- Belabed, C.A., Hake, M. 2018. Income inequality and trust in national governments in Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe. OeNB Working Paper 222.
- Beckmann, E., Hildebrandt, A., Jäger-Gyovai, K. 2016. Current risks in the CESEE residential property market: Evidence from the OeNB Euro Survey, NBP Working Paper No. 243(1).
- Beckmann, E. and H. Stix. 2014. Foreign Currency Borrowing and Knowledge of Exchange Rate Risk, OeNB Working Paper 188.
- Beckmann, E., J. Fidrmuc and H. Stix. 2012. Foreign currency loans and loan arrears of households in CEECs. OeNB Working Paper 181. (PDF 380 KB)
- Stix, H. 2012. Why Do People Save in Cash? Distrust, Memories of Banking Crises, Weak Institutions and Dollarization. OeNB Working Paper 178. (PDF 2,02 MB)
- Scheiber, T. and H. Stix. 2009. Euroization in Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe – New Evidence on Its Extent and Some Evidence on Its Causes. OeNB Working Paper 159. (PDF 634 KB)
- Stix, H. 2008. Euroization: What Factors Drive its Persistence? Household Data Evidence for Croatia, Slovenia and Slovakia. OeNB Working Paper No. 140. (PDF 465 KB)
OeNB-Publikationen (refereed)
Beachten Sie, dass einige Publikationen vor 2011 nicht extern referiert wurden.
- OeNB Bulletin No. 1, forthcoming
Allinger, K. and Farnleitner, E. 2024. What you don’t know can’t help you: public perception of COVID-19 loan repayment moratoria. - Monetary Policy and the Economy Q4/23
Scheiber, T. and Wörz J. 2024. Exporting stability to the European neighborhood – the role of deposit euroization in CESEE revisited after 25 years of EMU. - Focus on European Economic Integration Q1/23
Ellmeier, E., Koch M. and T. Scheiber. 2023. Saving behavior along the income distribution during the COVID-19 pandemic. - Focus on European Economic Integration Q4/22
Beckmann, E., Hildebrandt A. and T. Slacík. 2022. Special feature: Property rights and homeownership in the Western Balkans. - Financial Stability Report 44, November 2022
Enzinger, M., Koch M. and A. Riedl. 2022. Financial vulnerabilities and debt at risk of CESEE borrowers: a cross-country analysis. - Focus on European Economic Integration Q3/22
Raggl, A. K. 2022. The role of public services quality in shaping migration intentions in Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe. - Focus on European Economic Integration Q2/22
Koch, M. and T. Scheiber. 2022. Mitigating the impact of the pandemic on personal finances in CESEE: descriptive evidence for 2020 - Focus on European Economic Integration Q1/22
Backé, P. and E. Beckmann. 2022. Euro adoption in CESEE: How do financial literacy and trust in institutions affect people’s attitudes - Focus on European Economic Integration Q1/22
Koch, M. and T. Scheiber. 2022. Household savings in CESEE: expectations, experiences and common predictors - Monetary Policy and the Economy Q1–Q2/22
Bittner, M. and T. Scheiber. 2022. The use of euro cash as a store of value in CESEE. - Focus on European Economic Integration Q4/21
Bittner, M. 2021. Which borrower in CESEE gets which loan? Evidence from the OeNB Euro Survey - Focus on European Economic Integration Q3/21
Allinger, K. and E. Beckmann. 2021. Use of loan moratoria by CESEE households: who are the users and how vulnerable are they? - Focus on European Economic Integration Q3/21
Eller, M., Jovanovic, B. and T. Scheiber. 2021. What do people in CESEE think about public debt? Focus on European Economic Integration. - Focus on European Economic Integration Q1/21
Allinger, K. and E. Beckmann. 2021. Prevalence and determinants of nonbank borrowing in CESEE: evidence from the OeNB Euro Survey. - Focus on European Economic Integration Q1/21
Riedl, A. 2021. Are CESEE borrowers at risk? COVID-19 implications in a stress test analysis. - Focus on European Economic Integration Q4/20
Backé, P. and E. Beckmann. 2020. What drives people’s expectations of euro adoption? – Evidence from the OeNB Euro Survey on selected CESEE countries. - Focus on European Economic Integration Q3/20
Beckmann, E. and S. Reiter 2020. How financially literate is CESEE? Insights from the OeNB Euro Survey. - Focus on European Economic Integration Q3/20
Eller, M. and T. Scheiber 2020. A CESEE conundrum: low trust in government but high hopes for government-led job creation. - Financial Stability Report 39, Juli 2020
Beckmann, E. 2020. FX loans of households in CESEE: Do they still pose a risk? Box 3. 35–37. - Focus on European Economic Integration Q4/19
Beckmann, E., Hainz, C., Pyle W. and Reiter, S. 2019. Homeownership and housing finance patterns one generation after the fall of communism. - Focus on European Economic Integration Q3/19
Scheiber, T. 2019. The use of euro cash in CESEE and the role of euro adoption expectations - Focus on European Economic Integration Q2/19
Hake, M., Poyntner, P. 2019. Household loans in CESEE from a new perspective: the role of income distribution. - Focus on European Economic Integration Q1/19
Raggl, A. K. 2019. Migration intentions in CESEE: sociodemographic profiles of prospective emigrants and their motives for moving. - Focus on European Economic Integration Q1/19
Riedl, A. 2019. Household debt in CESEE economies: a joint look at macro- and micro-level data. - Focus on European Economic Integration Q1/18
Beckmann, E., Reiter, S. and H. Stix. 2018. A geographic perspective on banking in Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe. - Focus on European Economic Integration Q1/18
Scheiber, T. and J. Wörz. 2018. How are reduced interest rate differentials affecting euroization in Southeastern Europe? Evidence from the OeNB Euro Survey. - Focus on European Economic Integration Q4/17
Raggl, A. K. 2017. Migration intension in CESEE – a descriptive analysis - Focus on European Economic Integration Q2/17
Raggl, A. K. 2017. The relevance of remittance inflows to CESEE countries: evidence from macro- and micro-level data. - Focus on European Economic Integration Q1/17
Beckmann, E. 2017. How does foreign currency debt relief affect households’ loan demand? Evidence from the OeNB Euro Survey in CESEE. - Focus on European Economic Integration Q4/16
Scheiber, T., Stern, C. 2016. Currency substitution in CESEE: why do households prefer euro payments? - Focus on European Economic Integration Q3/16
Banai, A., Vágó, N. 2016. Drivers of household credit demand before and during the crisis. - Focus on European Economic Integration Q3/15
Beckmann, E., Hildebrandt, A., Jäger-Gyovai, K. 2015. Current risks in the CESEE residential property market: Evidence from the OeNB Euro Survey. - Focus on European Economic Integration Q1/15
Beckmann, E., Roitner, A., Stix, H. 2015. A Local or a Foreign Currency Loan? – Evidence on the Role of Loan Characteristics, Preferences of Households and the Effect of Foreign Banks. - Focus on European Economic Integration, Q4/14
Beckmann, E., Roitner, A., Stix, H. 2014. 76th East Jour Fixe: Using Survey Data for Economic Policy Research – A Focus on CESEE. - Focus on European Economic Integration, Q2/14
Corti, M., Scheiber, T. 2014. How did CESEE households weather the crisis? Evidence from the OeNB Euro Survey. - Focus on European Economic Integration Q4/13:
Beckmann, E. and I. Moder. 2013. Households’ Expectations and Macroeconomic Outcomes – Evidence from the Euro Survey. - Focus on European Economic Integration Q3/13:
Beckmann, E., M. Hake and J. Urvova. 2013. Determinants of Households’ Savings in Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe. - Focus on European Economic Integration Q2/13:
Beckmann, E., S. Dvorsky and T. Scheiber. 2013. Trust in the EU in CESEE. - Focus on European Economic Integration Q4/12:
Beckmann, E. and T. Scheiber. 2012. The Impact of Memories of High Inflation on Households’ Trust in Currencies. - Focus on European Economic Integration Q2/12:
Beckmann, E. and T. Scheiber. 2012. Not So Trustworthy Anymore? The Euro as a Safe Haven Asset in Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe. - Monetary Policy and the Economy Q1/12
Ritzberger-Grünwald, D. and T. Scheiber. 2012. Euro Cash in Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe. - Focus on European Economic Integration Q4/11:
Beckmann, E., S. Dvorsky and T. Scheiber. 2011. OeNB Euro Survey: Growing Uncertainty, but Overall Euroization Not Affected. - Focus on European Economic Integration Q1/11.
Beckmann, E., T. Scheiber and H. Stix. 2011. How the Crisis Affected Foreign Currency Borrowing in CESEE: Microeconomic Evidence and Policy Implications. - Focus on European Economic Integration Q4/10:
Dvorsky, S., T. Scheiber and H. Stix. 2010. Euro Survey of Spring 2010: Sovereign Debt Crisis Left Traces in CESEE Households' Sentiment, Foreign Currency Portfolios Broadly Unchanged. - Focus on European Economic Integration Q2/10.
Dvorsky, S., T. Scheiber and H. Stix. 2010. Real Effects of Crisis Have Reached CESEE Households: Euro Survey Shows Dampened Savings and Changes in Borrowing Behavior. - Focus on European Economic Integration Q4/09:
Dvorsky, S., T. Scheiber and H. Stix. 2009. CESEE Households amid the Financial Crisis: Euro Survey Shows Darkened Economic Sentiment and Changes in Savings Behavior. - Focus on European Economic Integration Q2/09:
Dvorsky, S., T. Scheiber and H. Stix. 2009. The 2008 Fall Wave of the OeNB Euro Survey – A First Glimpse of Households’ Reactions to the Global Financial Crisis. - Focus on European Economic Integration Q2/08:
Dvorsky, S., T. Scheiber and H. Stix. 2008. The OeNB Euro Survey in Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe – The 2008 Spring Wave Update. - Focus on European Economic Integration Q1/08:
Dvorsky, S., T. Scheiber and H. Stix. 2008. Euroization in Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe – First Results from the New OeNB Euro Survey. - Focus on European Economic Integration Q1/07:
Ritzberger-Grünwald, D. and H. Stix. 2007. Are Euro Cash Holdings in Central and Eastern Europe Driven by Experience or Anticipation? Results from an OeNB Survey. - Monetary Policy and the Economy Q1/07
Backé, P., Ritzberger-Grünwald, D. and H. Stix. 2007. The Euro on the Road East: Cash, Savings and Loans.
Beiträge zu EZB-Publikationen
Seit 2005 wird im Bericht „The international role of the euro“ der EZB eine kurze Zusammenfassung der Umfrageergebnisse zu den Euro-Bargeldbeständen in CESEE veröffentlicht.
- 2023: The impact of war: external demand for euro cash in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Box 5, 37-40.
- 2021: Household demand for euro cash in Central, Eastern and Southeastern European countries during the Covid-19 pandemic, Box 3. 37–39.
- 2019: Use of euro cash in CESEE countries, Box 5. 35–37.
- 2017: The use of euro cash in central, eastern and south-eastern Europe, Box 6. 25–26.
- 2015: Unofficial euroisation in CESEE: an overview of recent literature, Box 6. 38–39.
- 2014: Results from the OeNB Euro Survey of Households in Central, Eastern and South-Eastern Europe. 26–28.
- 2013: Savings Deposits of CESEE Households Gain in Importance at the Expense of (Euro) Cash Holdings. 29–32.
- 2012: The Role of The Euro as a Safe Haven Asset in Central, Eastern and South-East Europe. 23–25.
- 2011: Evidence from the OeNB Euro Survey. 55–59.
- 2010: CESEE Households and the Crisis: Lower Cash Holdings despite Deposit Withdrawals. Where Did the Money Go? 38–41.
- 2009: Is the Global Financial Crisis Increasing Currency Substitution in Central Eastern and Southeastern Europe? 50–51.
- 2008: The Euro in Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe – First Results from the New OeNB Euro Survey. 54–56.
Weitere EZB-Publikationen
- Rusu, C. 2021. Cash holdings and currency substitution in CESEE countries: evidence from the OeNB Euro Survey, section 2.4. In: Foreign demand for euro banknotes, ECB occasional paper series 253, 21–27.
- Beckmann, E. 2015. The determinants of households’ saving decisions in Central, Eastern and South-Eastern Europe. In: Structural Issues Report, Box 7.
Andere Publikationen
- Brock, J. M. and M. Koch. 2024. Inflation expectations in low- and high-inflation environments. Box 1., In: EBRD Regional Economic Prospects May 2024: Taming Inflation, 20–22.
- Marini, A., Zamora-Perez, A. and E. Beckmann. 2024. Box 1. Unbanked beyond the euro area: do digital ownership patterns differ abroad. In: ECB Economic Bulletin, Issue 2/2024, Is there a digital divide in payments? Understanding why cash remains important for so many.
- Allinger, K. and F. Rumler. 2023. Inflation expectations in CESEE are shaped by the sentiment and experiences of individuals. SUERF Policy Brief, No 730.
- Koch, M. and T. Scheiber. 2022. How household savings in CESEE are related to the past and the future. In: SUERF Policy Brief, No 371.
- Beckmann, E. and A. Hildebrandt. 2021. Digitalisation and financial inclusion. Box 4.2., In: EBRD Transition Report 2021–22. System Upgrade: Delivering the digital dividend, 104–105.
- Eller, M. and T. Scheiber. 2020. Demand for state-led job creation in economically disadvantaged regions, Box 2.4., In: EBRD Transition Report 2020–21. The State Strikes Back, 60.
- Eller, M. and T. Scheiber. 2019. Counting on the state to provide jobs? Box 3.2., In: EBRD Transition Report 2019–20. Better governance, better economies, 73.
- Raggl, A.K. 2018. Migration intentions in central and south-eastern Europe: a socio-demographic profile. In: EBRD Transition Report 2018-19. Work in transition, 69.
- Scheiber, T. and J. Woerz. 2017. How do Interest Differentials impact Euroization – Evidence from the OeNB Euro Survey. In: Negative Euro Area Interest Rates and Spillovers on Western Balkan Central Bank Policies and Instruments, International Monetary Fund, Washington DC, 41–54.
- Beckmann, E. and L. Klapper. 2016. Household saving behavior in Europe and Central Asia, In: Risks and Returns: Inclusive growth and financial policy tradeoffs in emerging Europe and Central Asia, The World Bank, Washington DC, 113–158.