HUNGARY

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2. Potential of Hungary Population (2002) – 10 166 000 Square – 93 000 sq. km Main
3. RUSSIA
4. Potential of Russia Population (2002) – 143 700 000. Square – 17 075 000 sc km
5. Initial conditions Hungary economy Structure was “normal” Strong state institutions Average education and scientific potential Institution
6. Reform policy Hungary The beginning of transformations in 1968 Gradual liberalization of prices since 1980s Realization
7. Reform policy (continued) External privatization with foreign capital (since 1991) Active stimulation of investment Liberalization of
8. Macroeconomic indicators (Hungry)
9. Macroeconomic indicators (Russia)
10. GDP structure
11. Human developments
12. Dynamics of HDI
13. Monetary indicators
14. Reform summary (pluses) Hungary Ужесточение бюджетных ограничений на предприятиях Преодоление трансформационного спада Russia Формирование частного сектора
15. Reform summary (minuses) Hungary Бюджетный дефицит из-за крупных платежей по процентам МФО Трудности долгосрочного кредитования из-за
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Potential of Hungary
Population (2002) – 10 166 000
Square – 93 000 sq.

km
Main fossils minerals:
Coal
Bauxite
Copper ore
Zinc ore
Manganese ore

RUSSIA

Potential of Russia
Population (2002) – 143 700 000.
Square – 17 075 000

sc km
Main fossils minerals:

Initial conditions
Hungary economy
Structure was “normal”
Strong state institutions
Average education and scientific potential
Institution of

private property
Postindustrial stage (the beginning)
Relations with foreign countries
Shortage

Russian economy
Structural disproportions
Weak state institutions
High education and scientific potential
Absence institution of private property
Industrial stage
Release the resources from Defence sector
Shortage

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Reform policy
Hungary
The beginning of transformations in 1968
Gradual liberalization of prices since

1980s
Realization stabilization program (1990)

Russia
Rebuilding (1980s)
Reform of enterprises: economic accountability and self-repayment
Cooperative movement
Trying reformation of state institution

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Reform policy (continued)
External privatization with foreign capital (since 1991)
Active stimulation of investment
Liberalization

of prices and foreign trade (since 1992)
Privatization (since 1992)
Voucher and internal privatization (stage 1)
Monetary privatization (stage 2)
Stabilization (1995-1998)

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Macroeconomic indicators (Hungry)

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Macroeconomic indicators (Russia)

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GDP structure

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Human
developments

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Dynamics of HDI

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Monetary indicators

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Reform summary (pluses)
Hungary
Ужесточение бюджетных ограничений на предприятиях
Преодоление трансформационного спада
Russia
Формирование частного сектора
Ликвидация дефицита
Формирование

рынка труда

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Reform summary (minuses)
Hungary
Бюджетный дефицит из-за крупных платежей по процентам МФО
Трудности долгосрочного кредитования

из-за преобладания иностранных банков

Russia
Бегство капитала
Рост доли теневой экономики и коррупции
Инфляционный налог на средства население
Финансовый кризис 1998

Web-publications
World Bank
International Monetary Fund
UN
National Bank of Hungary
Банк России
Госкомстат
Сайты правительств России и Венгрии
Yandex
Rambler
Апорт
Yahoo

HUNGARY

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Potential of Hungary
Population (2002) – 10 166 000
Square – 93 000 sq.

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RUSSIA

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Potential of Russia
Population (2002) – 143 700 000.
Square – 17 075 000

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Initial conditions
Hungary economy
Structure was “normal”
Strong state institutions
Average education and scientific potential
Institution of

Слайд 6

Reform policy
Hungary
The beginning of transformations in 1968
Gradual liberalization of prices since

Слайд 7

Reform policy (continued)
External privatization with foreign capital (since 1991)
Active stimulation of investment
Liberalization

Слайд 8

Macroeconomic indicators (Hungry)

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Macroeconomic indicators (Russia)

Слайд 10

GDP structure

Слайд 11

Human
developments

Слайд 12

Dynamics of HDI

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Monetary indicators

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Reform summary (minuses)
Hungary
Бюджетный дефицит из-за крупных платежей по процентам МФО
Трудности долгосрочного кредитования

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Web-publications
World Bank
International Monetary Fund
UN
National Bank of Hungary
Банк России
Госкомстат
Сайты правительств России и Венгрии
Yandex
Rambler
Апорт
Yahoo

HUNGARY

Содержание

Potential of HungaryPopulation (2002) – 10 166 000Square – 93 000 sq.

RUSSIA

Potential of RussiaPopulation (2002) – 143 700 000.Square – 17 075 000

Initial conditionsHungary economyStructure was “normal”Strong state institutionsAverage education and scientific potentialInstitution of

Reform policyHungary The beginning of transformations in 1968Gradual liberalization of prices since

Reform policy (continued)External privatization with foreign capital (since 1991)Active stimulation of investmentLiberalization

Macroeconomic indicators (Hungry)

Macroeconomic indicators (Russia)

GDP structure

Humandevelopments

Dynamics of HDI

Monetary indicators

Reform summary (minuses)HungaryБюджетный дефицит из-за крупных платежей по процентам МФОТрудности долгосрочного кредитования

Web-publicationsWorld BankInternational Monetary FundUNNational Bank of HungaryБанк РоссииГоскомстатСайты правительств России и ВенгрииYandexRamblerАпортYahoo

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Population (2002) – 143 700 000.
Square – 17 075 000

Initial conditions
Hungary economy
Structure was “normal”
Strong state institutions
Average education and scientific potential
Institution of

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Hungary
The beginning of transformations in 1968
Gradual liberalization of prices since

Reform policy (continued)
External privatization with foreign capital (since 1991)
Active stimulation of investment
Liberalization

Human
developments

Reform summary (minuses)
Hungary
Бюджетный дефицит из-за крупных платежей по процентам МФО
Трудности долгосрочного кредитования

Web-publications
World Bank
International Monetary Fund
UN
National Bank of Hungary
Банк России
Госкомстат
Сайты правительств России и Венгрии
Yandex
Rambler
Апорт
Yahoo