The Hungarian Economy and Its EU Accession

Andras Inotai

Economic Thought journal, 2005, issue 2, 63-77

Abstract: The pre-history of EU integration is presented briefly: at the first stage before 1989, when the Hungarian strategy opted for integration with the international financial institutions, and post 1989. The issues of implementing the requirements that are the precondition to become a successful EU member within the immediate future are pointed out. This success can be measured at two levels. First, a large part of Hungarian society has to feel within a relatively short time that EU membership means feasible enrichment and accelerated catching up with the EU average. Second, it can be considered a success when Hungary develops an active, future-oriented policy line in EU by strengthening European competitiveness.

JEL-codes: E61 F15 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2005
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