The list of accepted contributions in section YOUNG SCIENTISTS

1.	Morad Fathalla Ahmed Ben Jreed Problems and risks management of small projects and the possibility of beating them
2.	Bielikova Tatiana Determinants of Corporate Distress: Assessment of the Macroeconomic Factors
3.	Danko Jakub Structure of Capital Markets
4.	Ducova Adriana Comparison of the basic properties of BSC and DEA approaches and the use of BSC method to measure the performance of innovation processes
5.	Fabianova Lucia The Real Option Approach to Investment Valuation
6.	Kamensky Vojtech, Svoboda Vojtech Indirect Costs for application in Health Technology Assessment
7.	Kamenik Martin Coevolution in the samaritan's dilemma
8.	Karpeta Janusz, Bobakova Hane-Lore Non-formal adult education in contexts of globalization
9.	Kovac Stefan Spatial Distribution of Economic Activities in Slovakia
10.	Krajcik Michal Qualitative characteristics of hedge funds
11.	Kralik Andrea Impact of Shadow Economy on Fiscal Imbalance of V4 countries
12.	Kubacka Martin From operational through strategic and expert purchasing in a firm
13.	Lukacova Viktoria Increasing Capacity of Information Systems and Health Economics: Vision of the Modern Healthcare
14.	Marsal Ales Fiscal Policy and the Term Structure of Interest Rates in a DSGE Model
15.	Martinkova Slavomira, Jakubikova Emilia Macroeconomic imbalance of employment in the context of latest crises in SR
16.	Mesarova Nikola, Sebo Jan, Balco Matej Fee policy analysis of private pension schemes of selected countries
17.	Mrazkova Silvia Using the Balanced Scorecard model in manufacturing company
18.	Novotna Sandra, Sebo Jan Importance of shared taxes in measuring credit load of local governments
19.	Novakova Bibiana Assessment of Living Standards and Deprivation in the Context of Quality of Life in the EU countries
20.	Palfyova Janka Examination of patents, R&D expenditures and R&D personnel relationship in USA using ARDL approach
21.	Perzelova Ivana Ethical responsibility towards employees in Slovak companies
22.	Pinka Lukas Financial performance indicators of the health facilities in Slovakia
23.	Poliak Ladislav Financial autonomy of municipalities – microeconomic aspects
24.	Ruscakova Anna The European sovereign debt crisis: the result of the systemic failure of the political project of EMU and of the euro
25.	Semancikova Jozefina Empirical approaches to clarify the causes of the sovereign debt crisis
26.	Sestina Marian Global economic crisis
27.	Simkova Nikola Online Dispute Resolution Platform for B2C E-commerce in the European Union
28.	Siserova Monika, Zudelova Martina Spatial econometric modelling of internal labour migration
29.	Stiblarova Lubica Financial Integration Process in the EU Countries after the Euro Introduction: Position of Slovakia
30.	Spirengova Ivana Trend of savings in Slovakia from 2009
31.	Stofa Tomas Understanding Private Equity: Private Equity investments in European Union
32.	Vagasova Tatiana Measuring regional mortality inequalities among socioeconomic groups in Slovakia
33.	Winselmann Kai, Rudolf Markus Using the Kelly Criterion to Protect Wealth Growth in Myopic Multi-Period Mean-Variance Portfolio Selection
34.	Zoricak Martin Tax competition model in three countries system

YOUNG SCIENTISTS

The aim of the session YOUNG SCIENTISTS, which is part of the conference, is to promote and encourage doctoral students to develop their research activities in the context of current economic challenges.

Young scientists give doctoral students the opportunity to facilitate the exchange and discussion of research results on an international level by bringing together doctoral students and experienced researchers in a professional and social forum. This conference provides a stimulating environment in which doctoral students can exchange ideas, establish informal networks and initiate future collaborative research.

Young scientists offer doctoral students a special advantage. Presented papers will be judged by conference committee and the best three presentations will be awarded:

1. prize: 300 EUR
2. prize: 200 EUR
3. prize: 100 EUR

General conditions of the competition in the YOUNG SCIENTISTS 2015 session:

1. only internal or external PhD students can be authors of evaluated papers
2. only papers presented during the conference will be involved into the competition
3. awarded sum of money will be divided among authors

Evaluation criteria of the papers in the YOUNG SCIENTISTS session (maximum 100 points):

1. theoretical background and relevance of the literature (10 points)
2. adequacy of applied methods and data (10 points)
3. accuracy of analysis and interpretation of results (10 points)
4. scientific contribution of the paper (20 points)
5. practical contribution of the paper (20 points)
6. presentation of the paper (20 points)
7. response to questions in discussion (10 points)

Submission

Prospective authors are invited to submit an electronic version of their paper in English related to main conference topics: (Finance and Investment, Macroeconomics and Public Finance, Business, Entrepreneurship and Start-ups and Specific topic for 2015: Health Care Management). Please use the provided template (containing guidelines) for paper submission. The Programme Committee can decide to reject papers which do not follow these guidelines.

All papers will be reviewed and accepted contributions will be included in online conference proceedings, which will be submitted to be considered for inclusion by CPCI (Conference Proceedings Citation Index, an integrated index within Web of Science, Thomson Reuters).

Registration, Deadline and Fees

For further information regarding topics, registration, deadline and fees please see other sections of CEFE web-site.