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Magyarország integrálódása a nemzetközi készpénz nélküli fizetési forgalom rendszerébe a 19. századtól a két világháború közötti időszakig. A nemzetközi készpénz nélküli fizetési forgalom integrációjának fogalmáról
[Hungary's integration into the system of international non-cash payments from the 19th century to the inter-war period]

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  • Denzel, Markus A.

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E tanulmány témája a készpénz nélküli fizetési forgalom centrumainak, a regionálisnál nagyobb jelentőségű pénzpiacoknak az integrációja. Ennek bemutatásához a különböző pénzpiacok közötti egyelőre még nagyon általános értelemben vett váltóárfolyam-jegyzések szolgálnak, azok a váltóárfolyamok, amelyeket egy meghatározott időpontban, egy meghatározott földrajzi térben, esetünkben Kelet-Közép-, Kelet- és Délkelet-Európában létező, a regionálisnál nagyobb jelentőségű, nemzetközi fizetési tranzakciókba bekapcsolódott pénz- vagy váltópiacok között ténylegesen jegyeztek.

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  • Denzel, Markus A., 1999. "Magyarország integrálódása a nemzetközi készpénz nélküli fizetési forgalom rendszerébe a 19. századtól a két világháború közötti időszakig. A nemzetközi készpénz nélküli fizetési forgalom integrációjá," Közgazdasági Szemle (Economic Review - monthly of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences), Közgazdasági Szemle Alapítvány (Economic Review Foundation), vol. 0(6), pages 564-575.
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