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Lost in Translation: How Predictability Turns Into Performance

Reference

Salcher, L., Stöckl, S., & Hanke, M. (2025). Lost in Translation: How Predictability Turns Into Performance. Presented at the 29th International Conference on Macroeconomic Analysis and International Finance, Crete, Greece.

Publication Type

Presentation at Scholarly Conference

Staff Members

Prof. Dr. Michael Hanke Assoz. Prof. Dr. Sebastian Stöckl Dr. rer. oec. Lukas Salcher

Participating Institutions

Liechtenstein Business School Finance Financial Economics

Research

Lost in Translation: How Predictability Turns Into Performance
FFF-Funding Project
January 2025 until May 2025 (finished)
Modern Portfolio Theory outlines a two-step wealth allocation process, yet accurately predicting asset returns and utilizing those predictions effectively remains a challenge. This difficulty stems ... More

Isolating Event Risk Densities

A Mode of Territorial Production: Extended Urbanization and Peripheralization

Upcycling. From Recycling to a Culture of Remembrance

Up Close and Powerful: Leaders' Personal Sense of Power and Psychological Closeness to Their Team as Antecedents of Leader Humility, Subordinate Job Engagement and Trust

Bestand-Teile der Architektur: Vom Recycling zur Erinnerungskultur

Tax Expenditures as a policy measure to support sustainable development

Reference

Zotkaj, K. (2025). Tax Expenditures as a policy measure to support sustainable development. Presented at the 4th International Conference on Fiscal Policies and Economic Development in Qatar, Doha, Qatar.

Publication Type

Presentation at Scholarly Conference

Staff Members

Dr. rer. oec. Kasem Zotkaj MSc

Participating Institutions

Liechtenstein Business Law School Business Management Taxation and Tax Law

Research

Analysis of the International Tax Architecture and its Impact on Liechtenstein
FFF-Funding Project
November 2024 until January 2025 (finished)
This project aims to analyse the current international tax architecture, focusing on its role in assessing the need for reform and proposing new international tax standards. The growing interest in ... More

Future design of tax incentives in investment hubs and high-income countries (Keynote speaker)

Reference

Wenz, M. (2025). Future design of tax incentives in investment hubs and high-income countries (Keynote speaker). Presented at the 4th International Conference on Fiscal Policies and Economic Development in Qatar, Doha, Qatar.

Publication Type

Presentation at Scholarly Conference

Staff Members

Prof. Dr. Martin Wenz

Participating Institutions

Liechtenstein Business Law School Business Management Taxation and Tax Law

Research

Analysis of the International Tax Architecture and its Impact on Liechtenstein
FFF-Funding Project
November 2024 until January 2025 (finished)
This project aims to analyse the current international tax architecture, focusing on its role in assessing the need for reform and proposing new international tax standards. The growing interest in ... More

Allocation of Taxing Rights and Taxation of Services

Reference

Kaiser, N. (2025). Allocation of Taxing Rights and Taxation of Services. Presented at the 4th International Conference on Fiscal Policies and Economic Development in Qatar (Pre-Conference Event), Doha, Qatar.

Publication Type

Presentation at Scholarly Conference

Staff Members

StB Niklas Kaiser M.Sc.

Participating Institutions

Liechtenstein Business Law School Business Management Taxation and Tax Law

Research

Analysis of the International Tax Architecture and its Impact on Liechtenstein
FFF-Funding Project
November 2024 until January 2025 (finished)
This project aims to analyse the current international tax architecture, focusing on its role in assessing the need for reform and proposing new international tax standards. The growing interest in ... More
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