1. Imre Menyhay was a Hungarian-Austrian economist, pedagogue, sociologist, and psychologist of economics.
16 Facts About Imre Menyhay
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Imre Menyhay graduated from the Civic School of Budafok with an excellent grade and the Marvany Street Economic High-School of Budapest with a superior grade.
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Imre Menyhay obtained the Doctor Habilitatus degree with a hundred-per cent qualification.
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Imre Menyhay worked as an unskilled worker in the Hutera Brick Factory in Torokbalint, as a payroll clerk in the Tool and Machine Factory of Budapest, and as a cashier paying wins at the Horse Racing Track.
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Imre Menyhay returned to this historic Society half a century later, publishing several studies in the Society's journal called Valosag.
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Imre Menyhay attended the demonstrations in support of Cardinal Mindszenty.
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Imre Menyhay was included after the onset of the revolution.
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Imre Menyhay requested an appointment with a competent person in this case.
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Imre Menyhay obtained parental consent to place the children under the care of the school to be set up, prepared the organization plan, the curriculum by disciplines, the schedule, and the list of teachers.
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Imre Menyhay studied with a Rockefeller scholarship for a year, then obtained a Kethly Anna scholarship; during this time, he worked as an entrepreneur, trying to obtain the minimum two years of practice necessary to obtain the professor of economics certificate according to the Austrian higher educational requirements in force at that time.
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Imre Menyhay lived there only for a short time, because after the successful teacher's certificate examination, he applied and won the position of the professor of economics of the Austrian federal government in the economics school of the Styrian town of Leoben, whereby the government intended to support the town school.
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Imre Menyhay was elected first representative of the faculty, then appointed school director in 1976.
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Imre Menyhay tried to help by setting up the reception of academic tours for the interested Hungarian delegations in Austria.
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Imre Menyhay tried to extend the relationships to the Hungarian institutions of higher education as well.
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Imre Menyhay authored roughly 600 articles in economics and social criticism.
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Imre Menyhay published his research and his scientific papers in periodical scientific journals including in Gazdasag es Tarsadalom, Valosag, and Kapu Folyoirat.