Acta Oeconomica

1995 / 1-2. szám Kornai J.: Lasting Growth as the Top Priority: Macroeconomic Tension and Goverment Economic Policy in Hungary Csermely Á.: Competitiveness and Structural Changes in the Hungarian Economy Simonovits A.: The Number of Balanced Steady States in Realistic Overlapping Cohorts Models Bródy A.: The Hungarian GDP, as Measured by Proxies (Appraisal of the Short-Cut Method of F. Jánossy) Bekker Zs.: On Jánossy's Trendline at the End of Century, or Can We Get Rid of Our Past? Tarján T. G.: Imminent OECD Membership of Hungary and the Revival of Jánossy's Trendline Theory Juhász P. - Mohácsi K.: Some Interrelations Involved in the Subsidization of the Agrarian Sector Fertő I.: Methods for Stabilizing Agricultural Prices in Developing Countries Farkas J. E. - Vajda Á. - Vita L.: Research into the Housing Market in Budapest REVIEWS BOOKS RECEIVED 1995 / 3-4. szám Kornai János: The Dilemmas of Hungarian Economic Policy Köves András: After the Bokros Package: What Next? (Dilemmas and Alternatives of Hungarian Economic Policy) Kopits, George: Hungary's Preannounced Crawling Peg Csontos László: Fiscal Illusions, Decision Theory, and Public Sector Reform Oblath Gábor: Macroeconomic Effects of Fiscal Deficits in Hungary Király Júlia: The Hungarian Fisher-Cycle, or a Possible Interpretation of the Capital Loss of Hungarian Banks Richter Sándor: Advantages, disadvantages and Dilemmas. Considerations on the Accession of the Central- and Eastern European Countries to the European Union Simonovits András: Pensions and Family Allowances: A Reconsideration of the Social Insurance Paradox Karsai Judit: Open and Hidden Channels of Venture Capital Financing in Hungary Törzsök Éva: Hungarian Negative Trade Balance and Foreign Transit Traders Vajda Ágnes: Foundations, Associations and Governmental Institutions BOOK REVIEWS Mellár T.: Major, I.: Privatization in Eastern Europe. A critical Approach. Studies of Communism in Transition. Dallago, B.: Csaba, L. (ed.): Privatization, Liberalization and Destruction. Recreating the Market in central and Eastern Europe. BOOKS RECEIVED About the Author