Abstract (may include machine translation)
A közgazdaságtan mainstreamjét - világáramát - a második világháború utáni fél évszázadban Samuelson nyomán az axiomatizált, matematikai nyelven megfogalmazott és mennyiségi eredményekre törő irányzat jelentette. Ez hazánkban mindig is jelen volt, s mindig a kisebbséget jelentette. Az évtizedforduló hazai egyetemi reformjainak hatására az elméleti érdeklődésű hallgatók többsége tanulja már ezt az iskolát, oktatóik nagyobb részét azonban lekötötte az új nyelv megtanulása. Értik, de a nemzetközi piacokon is megjelenő - publikált - új eredményekre e téren továbbra sem sokan képesek.
The mainstream of economics - the world current - in the half century after the Second World War, following Samuelson, was the axiomatised, mathematical and quantitative results-oriented trend. It has always been present in our country and has always been a minority. As a result of the university reforms in Hungary at the turn of the decade, the majority of students with theoretical interests are now studying this school, but the majority of their teachers are busy learning the new language. They understand, but still not many of them are able to make the new - published - advances in this field that are also appearing on international markets.
The mainstream of economics - the world current - in the half century after the Second World War, following Samuelson, was the axiomatised, mathematical and quantitative results-oriented trend. It has always been present in our country and has always been a minority. As a result of the university reforms in Hungary at the turn of the decade, the majority of students with theoretical interests are now studying this school, but the majority of their teachers are busy learning the new language. They understand, but still not many of them are able to make the new - published - advances in this field that are also appearing on international markets.
Translated title of the contribution | The world market and Hungarian economics |
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Original language | Hungarian |
Pages (from-to) | 315-318 |
Number of pages | 4 |
Journal | BUKSZ - Budapesti Könyvszemle |
Volume | 12 |
Issue number | 4 |
State | Published - 2000 |