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Véges, I. (translator) - 1989 - 2. enlarged ed.

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Steuerwettbewerb in Mittel- und Osteuropa : Eine Einschätzung anhand der Messung effektiver Grenzsteuersätze

Treier, Volker - 2001

des Kapitals zu erzielen. Ferner beschränken die Lasten der Vergangenheit, die insbesondere in Bulgarien, Polen und Ungarn …

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Fiskalischer Föderalismus : theoretische Grundlagen und Studie Ungarns

Wagener, Sibylle - 2003

Seit Beginn der neunziger Jahre befindet sich Ungarn in einem Transformationsprozess, der es hin zu einer … das derzeit in Ungarn bestehende System des föderalen Finanzausgleichs hinsichtlich der dezentralen Ebene zu erfassen … möglicher Reformoptionen und der Reformmodelle, die derzeit in Ungarn diskutiert werden, sind entsprechend im Blickwinkel der …

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Complex regional assessment possibilities of competitiveness of the information economy and society in Hungary : from regional statistics to regional policy

Jakobi, Ákos - 2012

Since ICT factors got growing importance in shaping social and economic differences, the determination of competitiveness in the information economy and society became needful in understanding modern regional disparities of Hungary. To evaluate recent inequalities caused by the factors of...

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Is there a county border effect in spatial income differences in Hungary? : paper presented to the 52th Congress of the European Regional Science Association, Bratislava, Slovakia,...

Dusek, Tamás; Szalka, Éva - 2012

The economic and social importance of administrative borders can be examined from the point of view of internal homogeneity and external heterogeneity of the delimited spatial units and from the point of view of the effect on the intensity of spatial interactions. This paper deals with the first...

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Economic and social motives of using geography-related information and communication technologies : a Japanese-Hungarian comparative study

Jakobi, Ákos - 2012

Theoretical as well as practical experiences of analyses confirmed that spatial processes of the diffusion of information and communication (ICT) technologies largely influenced the economy and society of the 21st century. In the last couple of years, a new motive of ICT-based inequalities...

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The role of labour market expectations and admission probabilities in students' application decisions on higher education : the case of Hungary

Varga, Júlia - 2003

This paper analyses the effects of labour market expectations and admission probabilities on students' application strategies to higher education. The starting hypothesis of this study is that students consider the expected utility of their choices, a function of expected net lifetime earnings...

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The employment effects of nearly doubling the minimum wage : the case of Hungary

Kertesi, Gábor; Köllő, János - 2003

The effect of minimum wages on employment has been a matter of debate for more than a decade. Apart from a few cases (Puerto Rico, Indonesia, Columbia) the empirical works analysed the aftermaths of minor increases in the minimum wage, and yielded mixed results. Hungary 2000-2002 provides a...

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Effects of foreign direct investment on the performance of local labour markets : the case of Hungary

Fazekas, Károly - 2003

Post transitional labour markets of the CEE countries have been characterised by marked regional differences. Since labour market differences were mainly generated by demand side factors the paper will concentrate on the spatial pattern of job creation determined mostly by the allocation...

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Labour adjustment and efficiency in Hungary

Kőrösi, Gábor - 2002

Transition from socialist to market economy brought drastic changes to the Hungarian labour market. Employment fell by 1.6 million, i.e., by more than 25% during the early transition period, while unemployment jumped from practically nil to over 14% within four years. The rapid economic growth...

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