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Development and Spatial Disparities of Unemployment in Hungary

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Hungarian Social, Economic and Educational Studies Regional Economic and Spatial Analysis Post-Communist Economic and Political Transition

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Hungary’s official introduction of unemployment benefits on January 1, 1989, just before the profound political transformation, marked the collapse of one of the foundations of the socialist ideology. Total employment was considered an important advantage of the socialist system when compared to capitalism. In early 1989, the socialist government gave up this important ideological argument by declaring the necessity of unemployment benefits.

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