Back to a Market Economy (Transition, Competitiveness and Economic Growth, 2)

Hungarian and foreign contributors analyze the economic situation in Hungary over the past 10 years, discuss its transformation to a market economy, and deal with theoretical problems of economic and social transition in general. Chapters are in sections on economic policy perspectives and dilemmas, monetary and fiscal aspects, analysis of transition problems, establishing competitive markets, and labor market, unemployment, and small entrepreneurship. Temesi is academic director of the International Studies Center at Budapest University of Economic Sciences. Zalai is professor and chair of the Department of Mathematical Economics and Econometrics at the same university. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR


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