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Tong, Yanqi - 1997

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Hungary : an economy in transition : [proceedings of the conference ...] [Centre for Economic Policy Research ]. Ed. by István P. Székely and David M. G. Newbery

Székely, István P. (ed.); Newbery, David M. G. (contributor) - 1993 - 1. publ.

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Ungarn im Umbruch

Delapina, Franz (contributor) - 1991

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Honnan tovább? : a pártállam és az átalakulás

Csanádi, Mária - 1995

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After the bargain : the Hungarian reform

Gubcsi, Lajos (ed.) - 1988

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A gazdasági reformbizottság összefoglálo dokumentuma

Antal, László (contributor); Balassa, Ákos (contributor) - 1990

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Macroeconomic Policy, Liberalization and Transition : Hungary's Case

Valentinyi, Akos; Oblath, Gabor - 2010

developments, it would be too early to attribute Hungary`s present economic problems to its specific - "non-shock" - approach to … Hungary and touches certain points related to comparison with other countries of the region. The first section treats the … issues related to privatization in Hungary and in other CEE countries. This is explained by two reasons. First, the (English …

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Hungary, a decade of economic reform

Hare, Paul Gregory (ed.); Radice, Hugo (ed.); … - 1981

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Comparative Economic Transformations : Mainland China, Hungary, the Soviet Union, and Taiwan

Wu, Yu-shan - 1994

In virtually all advanced industrialized countries, the explosive topic of immigration has engendered heated argument, political anger, cultural anxieties, and blatant racism. In the United States, most of the attention is on the stream of Mexicans crossing the border in such numbers that early...

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