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Optimal tax rates and tax design during systemic reform

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Reform in Hungary : sequencing and privatisation

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A privatizáció helye a magyar reformlépések sorában

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The safety net during transformation : Hungary

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Tax and benefit reform in central and eastern Europe

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Tax and benefit reform in Central and Eastern Europe / David M.G. Newbery -- Tax and benefit reform in the Czech and Slovak Republics / Christopher Heady and Stephen Smith -- Redistributive policy in a transition economy: the case of Hungary / Sarah Jarvis and Stephen Pudney -- The taxation of...

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Transformation in mature versus emerging economies : why has Hungary been less successful than China?

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