Economic reforms in post-war Hungary
Eva Sárfi
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Eva Sárfi
Abstract
This article focuses on economic reforms in Hungary. It gives an account of the repeated efforts made by the Hungarian Communist Party to find solutions to problems generated by the planned economy. The reform policy started in the late 1950s. By the end of the 1980s the reform efforts seemed to be exhausted and the socialist system of planned economy was abolished. The way was opened for the introduction of a market economy.
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This article focuses on economic reforms in Hungary. It gives an account of the repeated efforts made by the Hungarian Communist Party to find solutions to problems generated by the planned economy. The reform policy started in the late 1950s. By the end of the 1980s the reform efforts seemed to be exhausted and the socialist system of planned economy was abolished. The way was opened for the introduction of a market economy.
Key concepts: Planned economy, Economic reform, Communism, Socialist market economy, Socialist economics, Economics, Economic policy, Economic system