“…bi-weekly program, presenter Anna Berecz, economist Sándor Kopácsi, failure, privatisation, elections,…”

“…bi-weekly program, presenter Anna Berecz, economist Sándor Kopácsi, optimism, interests, inflation, restitution vouchers,…”

“…bi-weekly program, presenter Anna Berecz, economist Sándor Kopácsi, home construction, housing, world exposition…”

“…bi-weekly program, presenter Anna Berecz, economist Sándor Kopácsi, price of labour, national debt, marketing, loans,…”

“…bi-weekly program, presenter Anna Berecz, economist Sándor Kopácsi,equal chances of women, unemployment, retail savings, criminal investigation, fraud…”

“…bi-weekly program, presenter Anna Berecz, economist Sándor Kopácsi, new government program, crisis management, social security reform, broker…”

“…bi-weekly program, presenter Anna Berecz, economist Sándor Kopácsi, privatisation, restitution vouchers, bankruptcy, private banking, risks, shares, investment counseling,…”

“…bi-weekly program, presenter Anna Berecz, economist Sándor Kopácsi, statistical averages, pensioners, crisis, austerity measures, privatisation, securities, shares, investment…”

“…bi-weekly program, presenter Anna Berecz, economist Sándor Kopácsi, lack of capital, loans for small enterprises, investments, savings, bonds, securities, tax return,…”

“…bi-weekly program, presenter Anna Berecz, economist Sándor Kopácsi, unemployment, loans for enterprises, shares, stock exchange, tax returns, financial criminal investigation…”

“…Among numerous scholars, researchers and professors, participants include, in the order of their appearance, Romanian philosopher Andrei Pleşu, economist and philanthropist George Soros, Katalin Gönczöl, the past first Parliamentary Commissioner for Human Rights (Ombudsman) of Hungary, Mário Soares, the former President of Portugal, Shlomo Avineri, an Israeli political scientist and Recurring Visiting Professor at CEU, Veena Das, Professor of Anthropology at the Johns Hopkins University and economist János Kornai. …”

“…bi-weekly program, presenter Anna Berecz, economist Sándor Kopácsi, new government, economic program, measures, devaluation of currency, capital market, privatisation, foreign capital, shares…”

“…bi-weekly program, presenter Anna Berecz, economist Sándor Kopácsi, new government, unemployment, part time work, job creation, investments, state securities, bank deposits, shares…”

“…Philosophers, literary critics, economists, sociologists and historians have reflected upon the past twenty years and the prospects for the future. …”

“…Political scientist, Mihaly Bihari, literary historian, Zoltan Biro, journalist Zoltan Kiraly and economist Laszlo Lengyel talk about the background of the decision thus depicting the curious mechanisms of the communist regime.…”

“…Rainer, historian; Péter Rauschenberger, philosopher; István Rév, historian; János Térey, poet and writer; Tordai Csaba, lawyer and sociologist; Gábor Attila Tóth, constitutional lawyer; Balázs Váradi, economist; Mária Vásárhelyi, sociologist; János Zolnay, sociologist.…”

“…Inauguration of highway M1 at Győr: sped-up finishing, extra costs. 3. Debate of economists: the economic situation of the country. 4. …”

“…Inauguration of highway M1 at Győr: sped-up finishing, extra costs. 3. Debate of economists: the economic situation of the country. 4. …”

“…International Politics: <br/>- Moscow: "Voice of America'" to open local office; Soviet economists urge further reforms <br/><br/>Domestic Affairs: <br/>- Interview with Károly Grósz <br/>- Interview with Pál Schmitt, Secretary of Hungarian Olympic Committee <br/><br/>Economy: <br/>- New tax system comes into force Külpolitika: <br/>- Moszkva: Az Amerika Hangja Rádió irodát szándékozik nyitni; szovjet közgazdászok további reformokat sürgetnek <br/><br/>Belpolitika: <br/>- Interjú Grósz Károllyal <br/>- Interjú Schmitt Pállal, a MOB főtitkárával <br/><br/>Gazdaság: <br/>- Életbe lépett az új adórendszer…”

“…International Politics: <br/>- The Economist calls for criticism of Romania <br/>- Protest letters in Bratislava Pravda concerning Dubcek interview <br/>- Why were the Chinese students protesting? …”