The impact of the first global financial crisis in the 20th century on the Hungarian regional employment inequalities
cytuj
pobierz pliki
RIS BIB ENDNOTEChoose format
RIS BIB ENDNOTEThe impact of the first global financial crisis in the 20th century on the Hungarian regional employment inequalities
Publication date: 2011
Public Management, 2011, Issue 4 (16), pp. 119 - 132
https://doi.org/10.4467/20843968ZP.12.032.0499Authors
The impact of the first global financial crisis in the 20th century on the Hungarian regional employment inequalities
The crisis is a sign that current driving forces of development are wearing out, and the former mentality can no longer be successful either. The crisis highlights that new driving forces should be found and different mentality is necessary to build an acceptable future for the major part of the society. Although the crisis itself is a negative process, it incorporates the possibility of future recovery and the hope of a new beginning. The lack of changes facilitating social renewal has caused major damages recently because the outdated thinking and the lack of appropriate regulatory instruments damage nature and the base necessary for our life [Nováky, 2011]. The researcher’s responsibilities are not only to determine the facts and relationships, but to seek for constructive solutions, and to help apply it by the economic policy. This is not necessarily a political attitude, even though it is indisputable that the economic analysis of public policy includes the use of substantive – normative and positive – theories, but on the other hand, it requires a specific theory-building strategy [Csontos, 1997]. The study reviews the causes of regional labour market disparities looking back to the time of regime change, and analyse the effect of the 2008 financial crisis on regional employment.
Ábrahám Á., Kertesi G. (1996), Regional Unemployment Rate Differentials in Hungary, 1990–1995. The Changing Role of Race and Human Capital, “Journal of Public Economics”, vol. 43, no. 7–8, p. 653–681.
Bartus T. (2004), Commute, [in:] Z. Cseres-Gergely, K. Fazekas (ed.), Mirror of Labour Market 2003, MTA–KTI, Budapest, p. 88–101.
Csontos L. (1997), Studying Politics and Economics, “Journal of Public Economics”, vol. 44, no. 7–8, p. 557–568.
Dövényi Z., Tolnai G. (1993), Questions of the Regional Unempolyment Rate in Hungary, [in:] G. Enyedi (ed.), Social Spatial Inequalities in Hungary, p. 143–175.
Fazekas K. (2000), Effects of FDI Inflows on Regional Labour Market Differences in Hungary, “Labour Economics Studies”, Budapest, vol. 5, p. 5.
Fazekas K. (2002), Regional Inequalities in the Labour Market, [in:] L. Teréz (ed.), The Formative Processes of the Labour Market’s Demand and Supply, Budapest, p. 136–144
Fazekas K. (2011), Opening lecture, Miskolc, 6–7.05.2011, www.econ.core.hu (http://econ.core.hu/esemeny/konf/miskolc2011.html).
Fazekas K., Telegdy Á. (2006), Labour Markets Trends in Hungary, [in:] K. Fazekas, G. Kézdi (ed.), Mirror of Labour Market, MTA-KTI, Budapest, p. 16–33.
Granowetter M. (1991), The Strength of Weak Ties. A Network Theory Revisited, [in:] R. Angelusz, R. Tardos (ed.), Hidden Nets of the Societies, Budapest, MKI.
Hárs Á. (2004), Regional Specialty of the Hungarian Labour Force Migration, MTAKTI, “Working Studies”, vol. 26, http://mek.oszk.hu/02500/02512, http://mek.oszk.hu/02500/02512/02512.pdf.
Hárs Á. (2011), Labour Force Migrants and Homecomers – an Experiment to Measure the Effects of the Crisis, Conference lecture, Miskolc, 6–7.05.2011, www.econ.core.hu, http://econ.core.hu/esemeny/konf/miskolc2011.html.
Kertesi G. (1997), The Effect of Economic Stimulus on the Geographical Mobility of the Population, 1990–1994, [in:] “ESÉLY” 1997, no. 2, p. 3–32.
Kozma J., Csoba J., Czibere I. (2006), Local Society, Exclusionary and Social Benefits, “Net”, vol. 10, p. 5–8.
Kulcsár G. (2006), The Obstructives of the Spatial Labour Force Mobility, “Society and Socialpolitic Review”, vol. 3, p. 61–84.
Lengyel Gy., Janky B. (2003), The Social Conditions of Subjective Welfare, “ESÉLY” 2003, no. 1, p. 3–25.
Nováky E. (2011), The Crisis, Pull Down, or Increase? Let’s Help People’s Ability to Help Shape the Future! Conference Presentation ME-GTK Lillafüred International Conference, 22.05.2011.
Schwertner J. (2002), The Place of Employment in Regional Development (A foglalkoztatás helye a terülefejlesztésben. Munakügyi Szemle), 3 (2002), p. 19–21.
Information: Public Management, 2011, Issue 4 (16), pp. 119 - 132
Article type: Original article
Titles:
The impact of the first global financial crisis in the 20th century on the Hungarian regional employment inequalities
The impact of the first global financial crisis in the 20th century on the Hungarian regional employment inequalities
University of Miskolc
Published at: 2011
Article status: Open
Licence: None
Percentage share of authors:
Article corrections:
-Publication languages:
EnglishView count: 1665
Number of downloads: 913