@article{2014:inotai:ein_jahrze,
title = {Ein Jahrzehnt ungarischer Mitgliedschaft in der Europäischen Union: eine kritische Bilanz},
year = {2014},
note = {The paper offers a critical survey of Hungary’s EU membership
through analysis of key expected benefits, including trade, free
circulation of persons and capital, impact of EU transfers and
full-fledged participation in the decision-making process of the
integration. Free trade has generated two rapid increase of trade with
new EU members and a substantial Hungarian trade surplus. Compared to
other new members, the Hungarian labour force remained rather immobile
at the start of membership, but revealed enhanced mobility after the
formation of a new government in 2010. Since 2007 Hungary has been one
of the ma⁠jor beneficiaries of EU funds, unfortunately a large part
of that money could have been managed much more efficiently. The
current government’s increasingly critical view of the European
integration process, implementation of “unorthodox” economic (and
social) policies has made Hungary, as of today, the only member
country with a government-level anti-EU attitude.},
journal = {integration},
pages = {320--344},
author = {Inotai, András},
volume = {37},
number = {4}
}