Katherin Marton

• Bachelors: University of Vienna, Austria
• Masters: University of Minnesota, MSc, Economics
• PhD: New York University, Business Administration

• Eastern European Transition Economics, Privatization, Banking Sector Restructuring
• Foreign Direct Investments in China, Economic Restructuring of China
• Technology transfer through multinational corporations
• Technology acquisition by late-developing countries

• Development and Efficiency of the Banking Sector in a Transititonal Economy: Hungarian Experience", Journal of Banking and Finance, 2003. pp.2249-2271
• "Privatization of the Banking Sector in Transition Economies: A Comparative Study of Hungary and Poland", Series in International Business and Economics, 2000.

Within the framework of Professor Marton consulting activities for the United Nations, she visited most Latin American, African and Asian developing countries and studied technological development of these countries on sight. With the fall of the Berlin wall in 1989, Professor Marton focused her research on the economic and social transformation of Eastern and Central Europe, her home region.