Les liaisons verticales par branches de l'industrie alimentaire hongroise

Georges Gero

Économie rurale, 1970, vol. 83

Abstract: Vertical Connections Between Branches in the Hungarian Food Industry Based on a comprehensive analysis of the natural conditions and the technological possibilities, the economic reformation of 1967 aims at a better specialization of agriculture and a better allocation of the productive ressources. The objectives of this reformation are to obtain a harder concentration, a horizontal integration through specialization, a suipple planning adapted to the world market and to the home market and a vertical integration in order to realize an optimal allocation of the food industries.

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Date: 1970
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