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  1. We always define a central development programme, an inter-state agreement, etc. in the same way as the firms and authorities concerned do.

  2. The total of the samples is the articles, reports, and news on new products and technologies published in Világgazdaság, Népszabadság, and Figyelö between 1968 and 1974. More exactly: shorter and longer stories on 370 new products of 194 firms.

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Laki, M. The function of the Hungarian state in the introduction of new products and new technologies. ECONOMICS OF PLANNING 14, 141–160 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00367144

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