Kelet-Közép-Európa gazdasága a koronavírus járvány után - folytatódik-e a felzárkózás?. Mátyás László (szerk.): Emerging European Economies after the Pandemic: Stuck in the Middle-Income Trap? Springer, Cham, 2022, 627 o
[László Mátyás (ed.): Emerging European Economies after the Pandemic: Stuck in the Middle-Income Trap?]
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