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Kornai János: Központosítás és piaci reform. Kornai János válogatott munkái, III. kötet. Kalligram Kiadó, Pozsony, 2013, 742 oldal
[Centralization and Market Reform. Volume III of the Selected Works of János Kornai. Kalligram Kiadó, Pozsony, 2013, 742 p]

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  • Simonovits, András & Laki, Mihály, 2013. "Kornai János: Központosítás és piaci reform. Kornai János válogatott munkái, III. kötet. Kalligram Kiadó, Pozsony, 2013, 742 oldal [Centralization and Market Reform. Volume III of the Selected Work," Közgazdasági Szemle (Economic Review - monthly of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences), Közgazdasági Szemle Alapítvány (Economic Review Foundation), vol. 0(10), pages 1156-1164.
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