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Growth by Intervention: State Demand and Preferential Allocation in the Hungarian Construction Sector since 2010
This paper examines the post-2010 expansion of the Hungarian construction sector as a case study of large-scale government intervention in a single market. A political economy framework conceptualises the intervention as two mutually reinforcing policies - expansionary demand (public procurement and
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