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The demise of community banks? : Local economic shocks are not to blame

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Institutions, transition economies, and economic development

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Editorial: Causes, consequences and cures of the subprime financial crisis

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Toward Agenda 2007 : preparing the EU for Eastern enlargement

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Economic thought and the evolution of institutions in Hungary

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Private opportunity, public benefit?

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Aspects of leisure in two industrial cities : first results from the life satisfaction surveys carried out in Sunderland and Stoke-on-Trent, Nov. 1973 to Feb. 1974, compared with data from a national urban sample

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Chinese and Hungarian reforms : parallels and divergencies

Hall, John Battaile - In: Südosteuropa : journal of politics and society 38 (1989) 5, pp. 259-272

Der Verfasser arbeitet in seiner vergleichenden Analyse des ungarischen und des chinesischen Wirtschaftsreformprozesses zunächst die parallel verlaufenden Tendenzen der Agrar- und Industriereform beider Länder heraus und kontrastiert sodann die Unterschiede beider Reformprozesse auf der...

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