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• v. 1. One-and-a Half Centuries of Semi-Successful Modernization, 1848-1989
• v. 2. Paying the bill for goulash-communism
• v. 3. Hungary: from Transition to Integration (1848-2000).

This volume is a major contribution to Hungarian economic history since the middle of the nineteenth century. In this first volume of three on the evolution of that economy, the authors focus on the beginnings of the modern capitalist economy (1848-1914), on economic nationalism (1918-1944) and on the socialist attempt at modernization (1945-1989).
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Kornai presents an assessment of Hungary's transition from a socialist to a market economy. In a comprehensive critique of socialist economy reform, Kornai explains how the system's ideological and political attributes deny the idea of "market socialism". Kornai provides examples of Hungary's economoc stabilization and conditions for its sustainable growth.
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Traces the development of the economy from the Hapsburg Empire to the late communist period.
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• Post-war Hungary. I. Foreign trade and indebtedness. II. Currency, banking, and finance. III. Hungary's economic activities.