Coordination Committee ▪ Peter Boelhouwer (Chairman) Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands ▪ Iván Tosics (Vice-Chairman) Metropolitan Research Institute, Hungary ▪ Montserrat Pareja-Eastaway (Vice Chai

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• Social programs
• Housing
• Public housing
• Urban renewal
• Homelessness
• Delft University of Technology
• Economy
• Academia
• Structure

Kómár, Béla Endre About the introduction of the Sps in Hungary

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• International trade
• Europe
• Agriculture
• Economics
• Agriculture in the United Kingdom
• Single Payment Scheme
• Common Agricultural Policy
• Single Farm Payment
• Subsidy
• Economy of the European Union
• Agricultural subsidies
• Agricultural economics

Institutional Investors and Hungarian Stocks in 2014 Institutional Investors and Hungarian Stocks in 2014 Capital markets were generally on a roller-coaster ride in 2014, with increased volatility and ­higher

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• Finance
• Institutional investors
• Collective investment schemes
• Budapest Stock Exchange
• Economy of Hungary
• Hedge fund
• Mutual fund
• Investment management
• Stock market
• Financial economics
• Investment
• Financial services

GPS AS THE DEVICE OF JUNCTION OF TRIANGULATION NETWORKS L. VÖLGYESI and J. VARGA Department of Geodesy and Surveying Budapest University of Technology and Economy H-1521 Budapest, Hungary

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• Measurement
• Cartographic projections
• Conformal mapping
• Geocodes
• Transverse Mercator projection
• Map projection
• Helmert transformation
• World Geodetic System
• Triangulation
• Geodesy
• Cartography
• Geometry

The first sign of recognition: Standard&Poor’s upgraded Hungary Standard&Poor’s was the first major credit rating agency to acknowledge the impressive performance of the Hungarian economy by raising the country’s r

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European Commission continues to expect stable growth in Hungary The European Commission published its Spring 2015 Economic Forecast on 5 May 2015, which – besides analysing the economic outlook of the European Union a

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• Late-2000s recession in Europe
• Europe
• Macroeconomics
• Political debates about the United States federal budget
• Economy of Hungary
• Gross domestic product
• Economic history

NPLs in Hungary a regional perspective Budapest, March 3, 2015 James Roaf Senior Resident Representative IMF Regional Office for Central and Eastern Europe, Warsaw

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• International development
• Euro
• International economics
• International relations
• Economy of the European Union
• Economics
• International Monetary Fund

Project partners: • The Local Government of Budapest District 18, Pestszentlôrinc-Pestszentimre, Hungary, www.bp18.hu • Centre for Renewable Energy Sources and Saving, Greece, www.cres.gr • National Research Counc

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• Energy policy
• Sustainable energy
• Renewable energy
• Energy development
• Technology
• Energy economics
• Low-carbon economy

EDITORS’ INTRODUCTION THE NEW EU ENLARGEMENT On 1st May 2004, ten countries will have joined the European Union (EU): Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Slovenia, and Slovak

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• Enlargement of the European Union
• Future enlargement of the European Union
• Enlargement of the eurozone
• Eurozone
• Common Agricultural Policy
• Euro
• Copenhagen criteria
• Directorate-General for Economic and Financial Affairs
• Accession of Iceland to the European Union
• European Union
• Europe
• Economy of the European Union

Circular Labor Mobility in the Central European Region: Job Finding and Labor Market Outcomes of Cross-Border Commuters from Hungary, Slovakia and Czech Republic in Austria Univ.-Prof. Dr. Roland Verwiebe, Univ.-Prof Dr.

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• Centrope
• Economy of the European Union
• Interpersonal ties