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hungeobull-3088	Tóth, Géza; Kincses, Áron	Regional distribution of immigrants in Hungary	2010	24	.pdf	application/pdf	6337	287	54	A change in this unfavourable image, as a result of a greater interna- tional integration (Papademetriou, D.G. 2006) – with the help of eliminating trade barriers and international borders (Van Geenhuizen, M. and Ratti, R. 2001) – represents a new perspective of growth in border regions (Contessi, S. 2001; Traistaru, I. et al. 2002) in the fi rst place because of geographical accessibility to large potential markets as occurred in 1993 in Europe with the establishment of a single market and aft er the establishment of NAFTA (Krugman, P. and Venables, A.J. 1996; Krugman, P. 1998). Diff erent taxes, languages, cultures (though in the case of borders in concern these last two cases are not valid) and business practices hamper the cross border trade – these are a basis for potential political and social instability at border regions – which discourage domestic and foreign producers to sett le down in these regions (Hansen, N. 1977).	cache/hungeobull-3088.pdf	txt/hungeobull-3088.txt