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Can fiscal sovereignty be reconciled with fiscal discipline?
Kopits, György - In: Acta oeconomica : periodical of the Hungarian Academy … 62 (2012) 2, pp. 141-160
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Exchange rate policy in Central and Eastern Europe in the context of EU accession
Kopits, György - In: Shaping the new Europe : economic policy challenges of …, (pp. 49-83). 2004
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Overview of fiscal policy rules in emerging markets
Kopits, György - In: Rules-based fiscal policy in emerging markets : …, (pp. 1-11). 2004
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Fiscal policy and high capital mobility
Kopits, György - In: Rules-based fiscal policy in emerging markets : …, (pp. 66-80). 2004
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Social security
Kopits, György - In: Fiscal policies in economies in transition, (pp. 291-311). 1992
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Hungary: a case of gradual fiscal reform
Kopits, György - In: Transition to market : studies in fiscal reform, (pp. 65-90). 1993
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Fiscal rules : useful policy framework or unnecessary ornament?
Kopits, György - 2001
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Central European EU accession and Latin American integration : mutual lessons in macroeconomic policy design
Kopits, György - 2002
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Central European EU accession and Latin American integration : mutual lessons in macroeconomic policy design
Kopits, György - In: The North American journal of economics and finance : a … 13 (2002) 3, pp. 253-277
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Fiscal rules : useful policy framework or unnecessary ornament?
Kopits, György - In: Fiscal rules : papers presented at the Bank of Italy …, (pp. 59-83). 2002
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