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Previous publications May 2017: Klára Kalíšková. “IDEA for Elections ´17: Support for families with children: tax, benefits and public services” May 2017: Vít Macháček, Martin Srholec. “Inside Beall´s lists” March 2017: Libor Dušek, Jan Vávra. “Harsher prison sentences for murder? An impact evaluation of the legislative proposal” March 2017: Klára Kalíšková, Daniel Münich, Filip Pertold. “Public financing for pre-school places pays off: a cost and benefit analysis” (full study in English) March 2017: Štěpán Jurajda, Stanislav Kozubek, Daniel Münich, Samuel Škoda. „Women and men in Czech R&D: Publication performance, productivity nd co-authorship“ March 2017: Vít Macháček, Martin Srholec „Predatory journals in Scopus“ (full study in English) February 2017: Mathiass Doepke, Fabian Kindermann. „Why European women are saying no to having (more) babies“ December 2016: Lukáš Rečka, Milan Ščasný. „80% reduction of greenhouse gas emissions: Analysis of Czech energy industry development until 2050“ December 2016: Iva Zvěřinová, Milan Ščasný, Mikolaj Czajkowski, Eva Kyselá. „Survey of preferences of people for climate change policies: Do Czech, Polish and British respondents support policy implementation?“ December 2016: Daniel Münich, Samuel Škoda. „A global comparison of Czech and Slovak academic journals based on their impact factor (IF) and article influence score (AIS)“ December 2016: Jiří Šatava. „The tax system reduces the motivation to return to work among mothers with young children: recommendations and evaluation“ November 2016: Ján Palguta, Martin Srholec. „Do direct subsidies promote private R&D expenditure? Evidence from regression discontinuity design“ November 2016: Vít Macháček, Martin Srholec. „Predatory Journals in Scopus“ October 2016: Ján Palguta. “Political Competition in Local Governments and Public Procurement” August 2016: Štěpán Jurajda, Stanislav Kozubek, Daniel Münich, Samuel Škoda. “Quality of Publication Output of Scientific Fields in Slovakia: An International Comparison” July 2016: Ján Palguta. “Political Party Donors on the Public Procurement Market” June 2016: Štěpán Jurajda, Stanislav Kozubek, Daniel Münich, Samuel Škoda. “A national comparison of the academic publicatin output of the Czech Academy of Sciences: quantity vs quality and co-authorship” June 2016: Petr Janský, Filip Pertold, Jiří Šatava. “Divorces and women´s income: initial findings for the Czech Republic based on individual data” May 2016: Štěpán Jurajda, Stanislav Kozubek, Daniel Münich, Samuel Škoda. “Czech research centres´ publication performance in the period 2009-2013, by field of research” May 2016: Petr Janský, Klára Kalíšková, Daniel Münich. “ Impact of Taxes and social benefits on income inequality and relative poverty in the Czech Republic” April 2016: Miroslava Federičová, Filip Pertold, Michael L. Smith. “Self-Confidence of a Class and Competition of the Classmates for Eight-Year Gymnasium” March 2016: Jiří Šatava. “Supporting Families with Children Through the Tax and Welfare System” March 2016: Ján Palguta, Filip Pertold. “What does (a lack of) transparency in public procurement lead to? ” March 2016: Klára Kalíšková, Daniel Münich, Filip Pertold. “Public financing for pre-school places pays off: a cost and benefit analysis” February 2016: Filip Pertold. “The Effects of Transition to Secondary School, Alcohol Consumption and Peer Pressure on Youth Smoking“ January 2016: Jiří Šatava. “Supporting Families with Children Through the Tax and Welfare System” December 2015: Libor Dušek, Jiří Šatava. “Taxing top income earners in the Czech Republic: An IDEA for reform” December 2015: Libor Dušek. “Does Prison Overcrowding Loom Again? Predicting the Prison Population in the Czech Republic” December 2015: Štěpán Jurajda, Stanislav Kozubek, Daniel Münich and Samuel Škoda. “An International Comparison of the Quality of Academic Publication Output in the Czech Republic“ (Czech original text of the study) ” November 2015: Mariola Pytliková. “Wage Differences Related to Motherhood and Children in the Family” 58