[PDF] Top 20 Competitiveness and institutional change in Hungary

... The competitiveness of a country, besides the quantity and quality of factors of production, is largely dependent on institutional factors. It is not surprising therefore that the alteration of formal ... See full document

... regional competitiveness in Hungary which enables to establish the competitive position of the Hungarian ...gional competitiveness. Furthermore, the competitiveness ranking we used enables us ... See full document

... and competitiveness of our study? First, Hungary’s experience illustrates a well established theory concerning how countries move through successive phases of economic ...development. Hungary has begun to ... See full document

... 2014), though mixed effects can be also found in the empirical literature (Iwasaki & Tokunaga, 2014). Since the benefits of such investments are usually quite easily observable, policy-makers try to boost the quality ... See full document

... of institutional credit, it is likely to increase the competitiveness in the informal credit market and lower the informal sector interest rate under reasonable parametric ...any change in the formal ... See full document

... According to the new regulation the Commissioner for Fundamental Rights can also act as a bridge or mediator between the national and international rights protection mechanisms in numerous important fields of fundamental ... See full document

... The aim of this paper is to compare the tax burden on labour income in Croatia, Austria, Greece, Hungary and Poland in 2013. The Taxing Wages methodology has been applied to hypothetical units across a range of ... See full document

... some cases to Libyan corporations in nine industrial sectors for the purpose of getting 270 respondents as a representative sample of the study. 155 questionnaires considered to be useable returned questionnaires with a ... See full document

... As a result, the word "socialism" is given a new definition in post-Mao China. Nowadays, in China, socialism is not a question of property or resource allocation mechanism. It has therefore nothing to do with ... See full document

... A cognitive perspective of eco-efficiency would thus underline a combination of normative orientation, managerial tools and striving for economic efficiency via procedures of trial and error. It will certainly lead to ... See full document

... PREAMBLE : ECONOMIC AND INSTITUTIONAL CONTEXT The aim of the MEDIA II programme 1996-2000, which came into effect in January 1996, is to strengthen the competitiveness of the European a[r] ... See full document

... Our model is grounded on following ideas. The players are divided into ruling and ruled groups in which only the first has decision right for institutional change. The ruling group is assumed to be ... See full document

... such institutional choices carry the risk of provoking revolution, but can be rational choices for the elite if infor- mational asymmetries are sufficiently ... See full document

... This change was also in response to those perceptions of curriculum design that did not relate it to the student learning experience or the wider context of the ... See full document

... of change in the income of the port of Tallinn, it should be noted that during the analysed period it has decreased by 13 %, which can be explained by the decreasing volumes of ... See full document

... how change agents are resolving them by using ...organizational change described by van de Ven and Poole (2005) as: “a narrative describing a sequence of events on how development and change ...the ... See full document

... surveillance institutional structures have been recently established and thus the IPA has made a useful contribution in strengthening them – although the effects of this for the MSA will only be seen with the full ... See full document

... The specific role and activities of political entrepreneurs (given that we cling to this term as the overaching notion) are also described in a quite diverse fashion; several patterns and commonalities, however, can be ... See full document

... Musole (2009) analyzes the importance of property right institutions, transaction costs and institutional change for the effectiveness of public policies. Public policies are not always able to achieve ... See full document

... regional planning (Holley and Harris 2018; Kronberga et al. 2010). Studies show that in the twentieth century, scientific organizations have grown and become one of the most import- ant factors for companies to invest in ... See full document