Mihály Laki
Biographic Data
| ID | 4202577 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mihály Laki |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mihály |
| FAMILY NAME | Laki |
| SIGNATURE | LAKI M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Hungarian Academy of Sciences |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Hungarian Grand Entrepreneurs in the System of National Cooperation
A non-conventional change of government occurred in Hungary in 2010. The winner of the election, party-alliance FIDESZ-KDNP, which controlled more than two-thirds of the seats in the Hungarian Parliament, transformed the Hungarian constitutional system radically and with unprecedented rapidity. The so-called invisible constitution of 1989 was replaced by a new Basic Law. The new holders of power changed the structure and management of state admin…
Restructuring and re-regulation of the Hungarian tobacco market
This case study deals with the conditions and impacts of the implementation of Law CXXIV (2012) which has radically changed the regulation that applies to the Hungarian market for tobacco products. The new regulation promised to provide significant political benefits for the ruling coalition because the majority of the population support the proposition that smoking by the young generation should be prevented. This is the reason why the Hungarian…
The Evolution of the Market of the Hungarian Printing Industry after 1989
This article examines a case study of one industry in order to explore the factors influencing changing performance levels in the industries of post-socialist economies. It explores the influence on industrial performance of a number of once-only non-repetitive factors of market development that were typical of the transition period and compares them with longer term aspects of the market economy. The case that we discuss here is the development …
The puzzle of success
Drawing on in-depth interview-based research carried out around ‘the turn of the millennium’, this article examines the emergence of medium and large entrepreneurs in post-socialist Hungary. It seeks to identify the skills necessary to successfully manage property amid the harsh circumstances of the post-socialist socio-economic crisis, and points to the importance of the pre-transition life histories and occupational experiences of the new entre…
Who Will Guard the Guardians
Opportunities for workers’ participation in privatisation in Hungary
ACCORDING TO A public opinion survey, 26% of those Hungarians questioned replied that the employees of a company should be the new owners of formerly state-owned enterprises. Another 22% said that the workers and other private individuals should be given joint ownership.1 If almost half those questioned favour workers' ownership and furthermore-although not always effective-many government measures have been taken to support workers' ownership, t…
Chances for the Acceleration of Transition
Economic Programs of the Ex-opposition Parties in Hungary
Hungarian Grand Entrepreneurs in the System of National Cooperation
A non-conventional change of government occurred in Hungary in 2010. The winner of the election, party-alliance FIDESZ-KDNP, which controlled more than two-thirds of the seats in the Hungarian Parliament, transformed the Hungarian constitutional system radically and with unprecedented rapidity. The so-called invisible constitution of 1989 was replaced by a new Basic Law. The new holders of power changed the structure and management of state admin…
Restructuring and re-regulation of the Hungarian tobacco market
This case study deals with the conditions and impacts of the implementation of Law CXXIV (2012) which has radically changed the regulation that applies to the Hungarian market for tobacco products. The new regulation promised to provide significant political benefits for the ruling coalition because the majority of the population support the proposition that smoking by the young generation should be prevented. This is the reason why the Hungarian…
The puzzle of success
Drawing on in-depth interview-based research carried out around ‘the turn of the millennium’, this article examines the emergence of medium and large entrepreneurs in post-socialist Hungary. It seeks to identify the skills necessary to successfully manage property amid the harsh circumstances of the post-socialist socio-economic crisis, and points to the importance of the pre-transition life histories and occupational experiences of the new entre…
Chances for the Acceleration of Transition
Economic Programs of the Ex-opposition Parties in Hungary
Economic Programs of the Ex-opposition Parties in Hungary
Chances for the Acceleration of Transition
Opportunities for workers’ participation in privatisation in Hungary
ACCORDING TO A public opinion survey, 26% of those Hungarians questioned replied that the employees of a company should be the new owners of formerly state-owned enterprises. Another 22% said that the workers and other private individuals should be given joint ownership.1 If almost half those questioned favour workers' ownership and furthermore-although not always effective-many government measures have been taken to support workers' ownership, t…
Who Will Guard the Guardians
The puzzle of success
Drawing on in-depth interview-based research carried out around ‘the turn of the millennium’, this article examines the emergence of medium and large entrepreneurs in post-socialist Hungary. It seeks to identify the skills necessary to successfully manage property amid the harsh circumstances of the post-socialist socio-economic crisis, and points to the importance of the pre-transition life histories and occupational experiences of the new entre…
The Evolution of the Market of the Hungarian Printing Industry after 1989
This article examines a case study of one industry in order to explore the factors influencing changing performance levels in the industries of post-socialist economies. It explores the influence on industrial performance of a number of once-only non-repetitive factors of market development that were typical of the transition period and compares them with longer term aspects of the market economy. The case that we discuss here is the development …
Restructuring and re-regulation of the Hungarian tobacco market
This case study deals with the conditions and impacts of the implementation of Law CXXIV (2012) which has radically changed the regulation that applies to the Hungarian market for tobacco products. The new regulation promised to provide significant political benefits for the ruling coalition because the majority of the population support the proposition that smoking by the young generation should be prevented. This is the reason why the Hungarian…
Hungarian Grand Entrepreneurs in the System of National Cooperation
A non-conventional change of government occurred in Hungary in 2010. The winner of the election, party-alliance FIDESZ-KDNP, which controlled more than two-thirds of the seats in the Hungarian Parliament, transformed the Hungarian constitutional system radically and with unprecedented rapidity. The so-called invisible constitution of 1989 was replaced by a new Basic Law. The new holders of power changed the structure and management of state admin…
Economics (7 works) · Political science (6 works) · Hungarian Social, Economic and Educational Studies (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Finance (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Market economy (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Government (linguistics (3 works)