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The Hungarian economic reform after ten years

Bela Csikos‐Nagy Budapest
Pages 540-546 | Published online: 06 Nov 2007

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Péter Ákos Bod. (2022) Does a ‘reform’ socialist legacy serve as an asset or a liability for democratic transformation? Considering some roots of ‘Orbanism’. Post-Communist Economies 34:6, pages 736-755.
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Jean Tesche. (1995) Alternate adjustments to external shocks in Hungary. Journal of Policy Modeling 17:6, pages 615-637.
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Peter Murrell. (1981) An evaluation of the success of the hungarian economic reform: An analysis using international-trade data. Journal of Comparative Economics 5:4, pages 352-366.
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