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The Hungarian enterprise in the context of intra-CMEA relations

Inotai, András (contributor) - 1986

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Regional integrations in the new world economic environment

Inotai, András - 1986

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10004751406

Regionalism and the Global Economy. The Case of Central and Eastern Europe.

Drábek, Zden~ek; Hrncir, Miroslav; Inotai, András; … - In: Osteuropa / Osteuropa-Wirtschaft 43 (1998) 1, pp. 100-102

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Economic Integration of the Visegrád Countries Facts and Scenarios

Inotai, András; Sass, Magdolna - In: Eastern European economics 32 (1994) 6, pp. 6-28

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Europas Politikfelder - Vor dem take-off? Modernisierung statt Peripherie

Inotai, András - In: Osteuropa / Osteuropa-Archiv : Zeitschr. für … 54 (2004) 5-6, pp. 360-371

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From Association Agreements to Full Membership? The Dynamics of Relations Between the Central and East European Countries and then European Union

Inotai, András - In: Russian & East European finance and trade 32 (1996) 6, pp. 6-29

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The Economic Impacts of the Association Agreement The Case of Hungary

Inotai, András - In: Russian & East European finance and trade 31 (1995) 1, pp. 48-73

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On the road to integration: A Hungarian point of view

Inotai, András - In: Revue d'études comparatives est-ouest 27 (1996) 4, pp. 79-108

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Wirtschaft und Wirtschaftspolitik in Ungarn. Entwicklung und Aussichten

Inotai, András - In: Aus Politik und Zeitgeschichte : APuZ 33 (1983) 50, pp. 13-28

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The global financial crisis and its macroeconomic impact on the European Union

Inotai, András - In: Economic Studies journal (2009) 1, pp. 87-97

The financial crisis started in the United States spread over to Europe and, for the first time after 1945, it developed to an overall macroeconomic crisis in the entire developed world. Social and ideological consequences of the deep recession are expected to follow. The article focuses on the...

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