Acta Oeconomica 36. (1986)
1986 / 1-2. szám
CONTENTS Editorial ..................................................................................................................................................... 1 L. FALUVÉGI: The Seventh Five-Year Plan of the Hungarian Economy (1986—1990)............ 3 I. ILLÉS: Structural Changes in the Hungarian National Economy (1979—1985)........................ 21 A. KÖVES: Foreign Economic Equilibrium, Economic Development and Economic Policy in the CMEA Countries....................................................................................................................... 35 L. SZAMUELY : Prospects of Economic Reforms in the European Member Countries of the CMEA in the 80s....................................................................................................................... 55 M. TARDOS: The Conditions of Developing a Regulated Market ................................................ 67 K. FALUS-SZIKRA: Wage and Income Disparities Between the First and Second Economies in Hungary......................................................................................................................................... 91 G. RÉVÉSZ: On the Expansion and Functioning of the Directly Market Sector of the Hungarian Economy ...................................................................................................................................... 105 J. RIMLER : Economic Obsolescence and Employment (A Comparative Analysis of the Hungarian and Dutch Economies)................................................................................................................. 123 E. GÁCS: Hungary’s Social Expenditures in International Comparison ........................................ 141 A. RÁBA: Hungarian Development—with Bottlenecks .................................................................... 181 J. KÖLLŐ: The Impact of the Labour Market on the Employment Structure in Hungary........ 197 B. KÂDÂR: Hungary’s External Economic Strategy in the Second Half of the 1980s................ 209 J. GÁCS: A Gradual Liberalization of the Hungarian Import: Conditions, Chances and Consequences................................................................................................................................ 231 J, SUBA-VARGA: “Foreign Trade Constraint” and Cyclical Development.................................. 251 I. SALGÓ: Economic Mechanism and Foreign Trade Organization in Hungary.......................... 271 J. KORNAI—ZS. DÁNIEL: The Chinese Economic Reform—as Seen by Hungarian Economists 289 A. INOTAI: Economic Relations Between the CMEA and the EEC: Facts, Trends, Prospects 307 COMMENTS AND CRITICISM L. SZAMUELY: G. H. Popov: Efficient Control and Management ............................................... 329 REVIEWS R, KULCSÁR: Results of the First Hungarian Nation-wide Prestige Survey................................ 157 A. DUKÁSZ: Trade in Securities in Hungary..................................................................................... 339 Á. MAJOR: The First Year of the Use of the Bill of Exchange...................................................... 343 BOOK REVIEWS L. ANTAL: Economic Control and Management and the Financial System of Hungary on the Way of Reforms (P. Á. Bod)............................................................................................................... 171