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Noémi Csík:
Regulations in the Hungarian Legal System Concerning
Corruption Emerging During International Business Transactions
- 1. Introduction
- 1.1. A
historical overview of the evolution of corruption in international
business transactions
1.2. Definition
of the term 'corruption' as used in this study
- 2. The structure of the Hungarian legal regulation
aimed at the prevention and fight against corruption in international
business transactions
- 2.1. The
appearance of corruption in various international treaties
and conventions
2.2. The
relevant provisions of the Constitution of the Republic
of Hungary
2.3. Various
Acts which are of specific importance concerning the regulation
of corruption
2.4. Other
statutes which are of importance regarding corruption
- 3. Language-based
discrepancies in the Hungarian and certain foreign statutes
regulating corruption in business transactions
4. The
emergence of the possibility of corruption during legislation
and the enforcement of various legal statutes
5. Major problems - Areas attracting corruption
- 5.1. Public
procurements
5.2. Customs
procedures
5.3. Unfair
market practices
5.4. Taxation
problems
5.5. Export
subsidy for agricultural products
5.6. Foreign business
transactions
- 6. Conclusion
and tendencies to be expected
References
Appendix
- the relevant legal material
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(GKI Economic Research Co., 2000)
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