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Debate on the Transition of Post-Communist Economies to a Market Economy by TARDOS, MÁRTON

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Can Hungary's Monetary Policy Succeed? by Tardos, Márton

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Property Ownership by Tardos, Márton

“…Translated by András Boros Kazai from Közgazdasági Szemle, no. 12, 1988. Assesses roles and prospects of different forms of ownership in Hungary's economic…”
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A Development Program for Economic Control and Organization in Hungary by Tardos, Martón

“…Starting with the difficulties of control and management, this study proposes a large-scale program which may be suited not only for re-channeling the economy…”
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ECONOMIC ORGANIZATIONS AND OWNERSHIP by TARDOS, M.

“…The critical situation of the Hungarian economy, which has already lasted for a decade, is in a double relationship with the development of property rights in…”
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Enterprise Supply and the Market by Tardos, Márton

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THE CONDITIONS OF DEVELOPING A REGULATED MARKET by TARDOS, M.

“…The Hungarian experience proves that commodity markets cannot be operated alone in an economy without labour, money and capital markets. The paper analyzes the…”
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Economic Control and the Structural Interdependence of Organizations in Hungary at the End of the Second Reform Decade by Sipos, Aladár, Tardos, Márton

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QUESTION MARKS IN HUNGARIAN FISCAL AND MONETARY POLICY (1979—1984) by TARDOS, M.

“…The economic policy evens out the economic results of Hungarian enterprises on three levels: through price control, the subsidies and levies of the state…”
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Enterprise Independence and Central Control by Tardos, Márton

“…Translated from Acta Oeconomica, no. 1, 1976…”
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THE NECESSITY FOR CONSOLIDATION OF THE ECONOMY AND THE POSSIBILITY OF DEVELOPMENT IN HUNGARY by NYERS, R., TARDOS, M.

“…Since the 1979 change in the direction of economic policy, consolidation of the balance of trade has made considerable progress, but has not yet ended in…”
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Some Problems Concerning the Role and Motivation of Enterprise Executives (1) by Hegedüs, Zsuzsa, Tardos, Márton

“…Translated from Közgazdasági Szemle, no. 2, 1974, by George Hajdu…”
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DEBATE ON THE TRANSITION OF POST-COMMUNIST ECONOMIES TO A MARKET ECONOMY by ANDREFF, WLADIMIR, ÅSLUND, ANDERS, BAJT, ALEKSANDER, VAN BRABANT, JOZEF M., BRÓDY, ANDRÁS, COMISSO, ELLEN, CSIKÓS-NAGY, BÉLA, DA¸BROWSKI, MAREK, DALLAGO, BRUNO, GOMULKA, STANISLAV, HANSON, PHILIP, HILLMAN, ARYE L., HORVAT, BRANKO, KÁDÁR, BÉLA, KEREN, MICHAEL, KNIRSCH, PETER, KOVÁCS, JÁNOS MÁTYÁS, KOZMA, FERENC, KRAMER, HELMUT, LENGYEL, LÁSZLÓ, MALLE, SILVANA, MIHÁLYI, PÉTER, NOVE, ALEC, SCHÜLLER, ALFRED, WENTZEL, DIRK, TARDOS, MÁRTON, TÖRÖK, ÁDÁM, URBÁN, LÁSZLÓ, VERESS, JÓZSEF, WAGENER, HANS-JÜRGEN, WINIECKI, JAN

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Can Hungary's Monetary Policy Succeed? by Tardos, M

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CAN HUNGARY'S MONETARY POLICY SUCCED? by TARDOS, M.

“…Discussing the possibilities and limitations of monetary policy in regard to market management, the paper examines the particular features of Hungarian…”
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WE MUST RETURN TO DEMOCRACY by TARDOS, M.

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THE ROLE OF MONEY: ECONOMIC RELATIONS BETWEEN THE STATE AND THE ENTERPRISES IN HUNGARY by TARDOS, M.

“…The author looks for the reasons why the new economic mechanism (NEM) was unable to bring about a buyers' market in Hungary. He argues that this was not only a…”
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OPTIONS IN HUNGARY'S FOREIGN TRADE by TARDOS, M.

“…Disturbances in the course of Hungarian economic development were released by concurring external and internal factors. After the world market price explosion…”
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COMMODITY PATTERN OF HUNGARIAN FOREIGN TRADE by TARDOS, M.

“…The commodity pattern of foreign trade is the most characteristic indication of the development of an economy. Two correlated properties are typical of the…”
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IMPACTS OF WORLD ECONOMIC CHANGES ON THE HUNGARIAN ECONOMY by Tardos, M.

“…The impact of the 1968 reform on Hungarian foreign trade, the consequences of the 1973-1974 "price-explosion" in the world market in the Hungarian national…”
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