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THE JOURNAL OF ECONOMIC SCIENCES: THEORY AND PRACTICE, V.78, # 2, 2021, pp. 89-104



                    The automobile industry is Hungary's pillar industry, accounting for 31 percent of
                    the  manufacturing  industry.  There  are  more  than  740  automobile  and  parts
                    manufacturers in Hungary, with 150000 employees. Ninety per cent of the industry's
                    output value is export-oriented. At present, 14 of the world's 20 largest first-class
                    auto suppliers are based in Hungary and production is expanding. The perfect local
                    supplier  system,  coupled  with  superior  geographical  location  and  rich  human
                    resources, makes the Hungarian automobile industry very attractive.

                    China's high-speed rail technology and communications technology have a unique
                    competitive advantage. Based on the characteristics of China's large population and
                    low labor cost, China's new industrialization road will vigorously develop capital-
                    technology-intensive  industries,  develop,  improve  and  upgrade  labor-intensive
                    industries, and promote economic development.

                    In the wake of the financial crisis, both countries have experienced varying degrees
                    of impact. After 2010, with the development of “The Belt and Road”, two countries
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                    economy  gradually  recovered.  Hungarian  exports  to  China  in  the  SITC  7
                    maintained a growth rate of 10 per cent in 2008-2013, followed by a peak growth
                    rate of 27 %in recent years. The growth rate of China's exports to Hungary in the7th
                    remained  basically  at  5  per  cent,  while  the  5th  category  grew  more  significantly,
                    reaching as high as 35% in 2017. In the process of gradually carrying out “The Belt
                    and  Road”,  the  economic  ties  between  China  and  Hungary  have  become  deeper.
                    Moreover, the types of export commodities of the two countries are similar to each
                    other to some extent.

                    In  terms  of  bilateral  trade  between  China  and  Hungary,  in  2020,  all  parties  will
                    overcome  difficulties  and  promote  practical  cooperation  to  buck  the  trend.
                    According  to  Chinese  statistics,  the  bilateral  trade  volume  between  China  and
                    Hungary  in  2020  will  reach  11.69  billion  US  dollars,  a  year-on-year  increase  of
                    14.4%, a record high. Among them, the export was 7.4 billion US dollars, a year-on-
                    year  increase  of  14.4%;  the  import  was  4.28  billion  US  dollars,  a  year-on-year
                    increase of 14.3%.  (Analysis of Hungary's trade in 2020) Hungary adheres to the
                    policy of "opening to  the east" and works  together  with  China's "Belt and Road"
                    initiative. Many Chinese-funded enterprises have invested their economic and trade
                    cooperation projects in Hungary, and investment drives trade development.






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