The spill-over of the global fi nancial crisis has uncovered the weaknesses in the governance of the EMU. As one of the most open economies in Europe, Hungary has suff ered from the ups and downs of the global and European crisis and its mismanagement. Domestic policy blunders have complicated the situation. This paper examines how Hungary has withstood the ups and downs of the eurozone crisis. It also addresses the questions of whether the country has converged with or diverged from the EMU membership, whether joining the EMU is still a good idea for Hungary, and whether the measures to ward off the crisis have actually helped to face the challenge of growth
The paper attempts to answer the question of why Hungary, a country that many Western politicians pr...
For two decades Hungary, like the other Eastern European countries, followed a general policy of est...
The paper attempts to answer the question of why Hungary, a country that many Western politicians p...
The spill-over of the global fi nancial crisis has uncovered the weaknesses in the governance of the...
This paper contrasts the approaches of the International Monetary Fund, the European Commission and ...
This paper investigates the crisis management approaches of the troika institutions during the liqu...
Hungary was thought to become a part and parcel member of the European Union and then that of the Ec...
The collapse of Lehman Brothers on September 15, 2008 triggered negative shockwaves throughout the g...
Euro crisis displayed its full blow in the spring of 2010. Its dynamics revealed deep-seated structu...
In 2019, now more than a decade after the global economic crisis of 2008–2009, it is appropriate to ...
This article concerns the changing conditions of fiscal sovereignty within the Eurozone in the conte...
The study aims at deciphering the driving forces behind the Hungarian eurolessness from a more compl...
Hungary had a leadership role in the 1990s amongst Eastern European countries in terms of political ...
The paper explores the relationships among three factors: economic policy, its evaluation, and perce...
The crisis of 2008–2009 has ended, stockmarkets skyrocketed in 2012–2013, while growth of the real s...
The paper attempts to answer the question of why Hungary, a country that many Western politicians pr...
For two decades Hungary, like the other Eastern European countries, followed a general policy of est...
The paper attempts to answer the question of why Hungary, a country that many Western politicians p...
The spill-over of the global fi nancial crisis has uncovered the weaknesses in the governance of the...
This paper contrasts the approaches of the International Monetary Fund, the European Commission and ...
This paper investigates the crisis management approaches of the troika institutions during the liqu...
Hungary was thought to become a part and parcel member of the European Union and then that of the Ec...
The collapse of Lehman Brothers on September 15, 2008 triggered negative shockwaves throughout the g...
Euro crisis displayed its full blow in the spring of 2010. Its dynamics revealed deep-seated structu...
In 2019, now more than a decade after the global economic crisis of 2008–2009, it is appropriate to ...
This article concerns the changing conditions of fiscal sovereignty within the Eurozone in the conte...
The study aims at deciphering the driving forces behind the Hungarian eurolessness from a more compl...
Hungary had a leadership role in the 1990s amongst Eastern European countries in terms of political ...
The paper explores the relationships among three factors: economic policy, its evaluation, and perce...
The crisis of 2008–2009 has ended, stockmarkets skyrocketed in 2012–2013, while growth of the real s...
The paper attempts to answer the question of why Hungary, a country that many Western politicians pr...
For two decades Hungary, like the other Eastern European countries, followed a general policy of est...
The paper attempts to answer the question of why Hungary, a country that many Western politicians p...