The impact of the Foreign policy of trade liberalization on the economic structure in Hungary | ||
| AL-Qadisiyah Journal For Administrative and Economic sciences | ||
| Article 1, Volume 17, Issue 2, June 2016, Pages 117-132 PDF (0 K) | ||
| Authors | ||
| Nouri A. Al-Khaqani; Ali Kh. Kaream | ||
| Abstract | ||
| In the midst of the controversy in economic circles, whether at the local level or at the international level about the negative and positive foreign policy of trade liberalization and the results, came to the subject of research highlights aside from the experience of countries was and still is a model in the middle of Europe, but which Hungary. Hungary has joined the new global trading system since the emergence of the World Trade Organization (WTO) in (1995), and the legacy of many of the weaknesses as well as strengths of the economic under a global system bipolar, with that Hungary is a country has economic potential does Not too bad, compared with its surroundings EU, but the sectors of economic and especially the major ones have been exposed to the real challenges spawned a retreat at the level of the growth rates of most of the economic indicators constituting the structure of the sector as a result of the adoption of Liberalization of foreign trade policy and regardless of whether the option of adopting this policy is inevitable or without it, the attempts to decision makers out with minimal losses from this experience commendable, it sought those in charge of the application of this policy, be they politicians or economists create an environment consistent with this experience, to compensate for the markets which they lost Hungary (Eastern Europe and the Russian Federation) to join the European Union, as well as the development of the productive base and make it more flexible and competitive, the experience was less than what is being said about this country, they fit in the light of the new global economic order. | ||
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