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The main subject is the examination of the different strategies employed by Lithuania, Poland and Hungary during the …
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Hungary is one of the worst-hit countries of the current financial crisis in Central and Eastern Europe. The …
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In Hungary, the previously non-existing venture capital and private equity industry has strengthened over the past two … investors in the last third of the 1990s. Later on its position became even more favourable due to Hungary's accession to the EU …
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the communist years, widened again after the collapse of the communist system in Hungary. Using Hungarian Roma data from …
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We analyze the magnitude and the causes of the low formal employment rate of the Roma in Hungary between 1993 and 2007 …
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distribution in Hungary from 1992 until 2003. Over the time period covered by the analysis the public sector had witnessed large … results show that the public sector within-group earnings equalising effect for male graduates in Hungary was three times …
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; Hungary ; Lithuania ; Romania ; Russia ; Ukraine …
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The real economic effects of the considerably high appreciation in Central European Economies (CEE) are controversially disputed in the eve of the European Monetary Union (EMU) entry of several CEE economies. The Balassa-Samuelson-effect was made responsible for the expectation of higher...
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