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Book review: Marie Lavigne: The Economics of Transition.MacMillan Press, Basingstoke: London, 1995., 295 oldal
Socialism, Capitalism, Transformation
Book review: Leszek Balcerowicz: Socialism, Capitalism, Transformation.Central-European University Press, Budapest-London-New York, 1995. 377 old.
Arye L. Hillman and Branko Milanovic (eds.): The Transition from Socialism in Eastern Europe. Domestic Restructuring and Foreign Trade
Reviews the book `The Transition from Socialism in Eastern Europe. Domestic Restructuring and Foreign Trade,' edited by Arye L. Hillman and Branko Milanovic.
Richard Baldwin: Towards an Integrated Europe
Reviews the book `Towards an Integrated Europe,' by Richard Baldwin.
Book reviews
Reviews the book `Firms Afloat and Firms Adrift: Hungarian Industry and the Economic Transition,' by Josef Brada, Inderjit Singh and Adam Torok.
Hungary and the IMF: The Experience of a Cordial Discord
Examines Hungary's relationship with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) between 1954-1994. Factors that contributed to Hungary's huge debt accumulation; Restricted macroeconomic policy applied by the IMF to Hungary; Pretransformation and posttransformation periods in Hungary; Failure of the IMF to obtain greater market reforms in Hungary.
Paul Welfens: Market-oriented Systemic Transformations in Eastern Europe
Reviews the book `Market-oriented Systemic Transformations in Eastern Europe,' by Paul Welfens.
Nigel Swain: Hungary: The Rise and Fall of Feasible Socialism
Reviews the book `Hungary--The rise and Fall of Feasible Socialism,' by Nigel Swain.
From Reforming to Transforming the Economic System in Hungary
Describes the transformation of Hungary's economic system. Background on socialist reforms; Analysis of theory and practice of transition years; Impact of the economic and political processes in 1992; Economic transition in a comparative perspective.
Macroeconomic policy in Hungary: Poetry versus Reality
Evaluates economic policy-related issues in Hungary. Hungary's economic condition from 1987 to 1991; Macroeconomic policies of the Antall administration; Economic reforms in Hungary.
What Comes After Comecon?
Focuses on events leading to the disintegration of the Council of Mutual Economic Assistance (CMEA). Restructuring of CMEA amidst changes in eastern Europe; Objectives and outcomes of multilateral restructuring; Collective concept of the Socialist International Division of Labor; Soviet Union's proposed switchover to trade in convertible currencies and its effect on Hungary.