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governments in Poland and Hungary after the Global Financial Crisis (GFC). In both countries, the GFC was a turning point, leading …
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governments in Poland and Hungary after the Global Financial Crisis (GFC). In both countries, these parties established a system …
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The purpose of this paper is to illustrate the economic impact mechanism of the secession of Great Britain from the European Union (Brexit) on the Hungarian economy, and to quantify the domestic growth risks. Several international studies have dealt with this topic using partial analysis and...
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. Disregarding countries that joined the euro area, Hungary was the only state where household FX loans were completely phased out …. The aim of the paper is to provide a structured presentation of the circumstances of the FX loan conversion in Hungary and … household FX loans in Hungary from the point of view of the legal considerations, the interest rate environment, the …
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central position in this paper, too. -- Hungary ; catching-up ; productivity ; small and medium size firms ; Kaldor's law …
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In this paper we investigate the possible effects of fiscal tightening in Hungary from two perspectives. First … their relevance for Hungary in a qualitative way. In our review of non-Keynesian channels of fiscal adjustments we conclude …
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exchange rate for Hungary and Poland, for the period of "transition" (1991-1998). The empirical analysis shows that, at the …
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In his 1966 Inaugural Lecture at Cambridge, entitled On the Causes of the Slow Rate of Economic Growth in the UK, the Hungarian-born British economist, Nicholas Kaldor presented a series of "laws" to account for the growth rate differences between Britain on the one hand, and the more successful...
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