NEM

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NEM refers to Hungary’s New Economic Mechanism, a major 1968 reform program that introduced market-oriented elements into the country’s socialist planned economy.

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instanceOf New Economic Mechanism
economic reform program
aimedTo decentralize economic decision-making
improve living standards
increase economic efficiency
introduce market-oriented elements into a planned economy
alsoKnownAs Új Gazdasági Mechanizmus NERFINISHED
characterizedBy combination of planning and market mechanisms
greater role for enterprise self-management
use of prices and profits as signals
country Hungary
criticizedFor creating regional and sectoral imbalances
increasing income differentials
economicModel reform socialism
economicSystemContext state socialism
field comparative economic systems
economic policy
followedBy further Hungarian economic reforms in the 1980s
partial recentralization in the 1970s
fullNameInEnglish New Economic Mechanism NERFINISHED
implementedBy Hungarian Socialist Workers Party leadership NERFINISHED
implementedInCountry Hungary NERFINISHED
implementedUnderLeader János Kádár NERFINISHED
inspiredBy Yugoslav economic reforms
market socialism ideas
introducedInYear 1968
introducedMechanism enterprise autonomy
greater price flexibility
limited role for market forces
profit-based incentives for enterprises
reform of investment allocation
reform of price-setting system
reform of wage system
languageOfAcronym Hungarian
limitedBy continued dominance of central planning
political constraints of one-party rule
partOf Hungarian economic history
reform efforts in the Eastern Bloc
policyType economic liberalization within socialism
market-oriented reform
politicalSystemContext socialist planned economy
precededBy highly centralized planning system in Hungary
region Eastern Bloc NERFINISHED
resultedIn greater integration of Hungary into world markets
higher consumer choice compared to earlier period
improved availability of consumer goods
startDate 1968-01-01
timePeriod 1970s
late 1960s

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