2019
DOI: 10.18414/ksz.2019.9.980
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Posztszocialista lakásrendszerek Magyarországon és Lengyelországban

Abstract: Közgazdasági szemle , lXVi. éVf., 2019. szeptember (980-1004 Hanna augustyniaK−Csizmady adrienne− Hegedüs József−JaCeK ŁaszeK−Krzysztof olszewsKi−somogyi eszter posztszocialista lakásrendszerek magyarországon és lengyelországban A tanulmány a magyar és a lengyel lakásrendszer átalakulását elemzi. A két ország lakásrendszereinek fejlődése számos közös vonást mutatott a második világháború utáni időszakban, s a rendszerváltás után is hasonló irányban változtak: a közösségi bérlakásszektor beszűkült, az állami la… Show more

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“…The three decades following the 1989 regime change are described by the transition approach as an unsuccessful quest for a market-based housing system envisaged in the form of an ideal typical liberal housing system characterised by easily accessible mortgages, very limited means-tested subsidies and a residual, but sizable social housing stock (Hegedüs, 1998(Hegedüs, , 2006. The fact that the Hungarian housing system does not resemble this model even three decades after the regime change is explained by the haphazard nature of policy-making that keeps the Hungarian housing system malformed (Hegedüs, 1998(Hegedüs, , 2006Augustyniak et al, 2019;Csizmady, Hegedüs and Vonnák, 2019).…”
Section: The Post-state-socialist Periodmentioning
confidence: 98%
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“…The three decades following the 1989 regime change are described by the transition approach as an unsuccessful quest for a market-based housing system envisaged in the form of an ideal typical liberal housing system characterised by easily accessible mortgages, very limited means-tested subsidies and a residual, but sizable social housing stock (Hegedüs, 1998(Hegedüs, , 2006. The fact that the Hungarian housing system does not resemble this model even three decades after the regime change is explained by the haphazard nature of policy-making that keeps the Hungarian housing system malformed (Hegedüs, 1998(Hegedüs, , 2006Augustyniak et al, 2019;Csizmady, Hegedüs and Vonnák, 2019).…”
Section: The Post-state-socialist Periodmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Authors distinguish among four periods in terms of housing system formation: reformist state-socialism (from the late 1970s until 1989), early transition (from 1990 until the millennium), expansion of mortgage lending (from the millennium until 2008) and crisis management (from 2009 until around 2015). They divide the expansion of mortgage lending to two subperiods of subsidised mortgage-lending (until 2004) and forex mortgage lending (2005)(2006)(2007)(2008)) (Hegedüs and Somogyi, 2016;Augustyniak et al, 2019;Csizmady, Hegedüs and Vonnák, 2019).…”
Section: The Post-state-socialist Periodmentioning
confidence: 99%
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