2005
DOI: 10.5771/0949-6181-2005-3-247
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Attitude of Hungarian companies towards challenges created by EU accession

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“…Privatization was applied by the Hungarian government and as a result foreign investors attained a significant role in the ownership structure of enterprises by the end of the century (Balaton, 2011). Economic conditions became similar to Western European countries and firms were able to compete with firms in developed markets (Balaton, 2005). In these years foreign investors also appeared from the automotive industry in Hungary.…”
Section: Value Upgrading In the Hungarian Automotive Manufacturing Sementioning
confidence: 87%
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“…Privatization was applied by the Hungarian government and as a result foreign investors attained a significant role in the ownership structure of enterprises by the end of the century (Balaton, 2011). Economic conditions became similar to Western European countries and firms were able to compete with firms in developed markets (Balaton, 2005). In these years foreign investors also appeared from the automotive industry in Hungary.…”
Section: Value Upgrading In the Hungarian Automotive Manufacturing Sementioning
confidence: 87%
“…CEE countries went through a systematic transformation process during the 1990s (Balaton, 2005). In the first half of the '90s relatively a large volume of FDI arrived in Hungary.…”
Section: Value Upgrading In the Hungarian Automotive Manufacturing Sementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Organizational adaptation and strategic behavior has long been the focus of international (Miles et al, 1978;Porter, 1993) and Hungarian (Antal-Mokos -Kovács, 1998;Antal-Mokos -Tóth, 2001;Hortoványi -Szabó;2006a,b;Szabó, 2008) strategic research communities. There are also several studies investigating the adaptation mechanisms and strategies of Hungarian companies during periods of environmental change, for example, during economic transformation (Balaton, 1999) the EU accession (Balaton, 2005) and the economic crisis (Balaton, 2011;Balaton -Csiba, 2012;Balaton -Gelei, 2013).…”
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“…A szervezeti alkalmazkodást általában külső változások generálják. Ezek a makro-, iparági-és versenykörnyezeti változások [Balaton, 1999], például az EU-csatlakozás [Balaton, 2005] vagy a gazdasági világválság [Balaton, 2011;Balaton & Csiba, 2012;Balaton & Gelei, 2013] komoly stratégiai magatartásváltozásokhoz vezet 2006b, c;Miles et al, 1978;Porter, 1993;Szabó, 2008]. Tushman és Romanelli [1985] alkotta meg a punctuated equilibrium (megszakításokkal teli egyensúly) elméletét, amely a szervezeti adaptáció irodalmának egyik központi elemévé vált.…”
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