Orbán: Extra revenue should be “given back” to the people who worked for it
Hungary’s economy is poised for a successful relaunch, Viktor Orbán said in a radio interview on Friday.
Addressing the question of how public funds should be dispersed, the prime minister told public broadcaster Kossuth Radio that any extra revenue produced by the economy should be “given back” to the people who worked for it, especially to families who bore the brunt of the coronavirus crisis.
Orbán said anyone raising a child should recoup the money “they worked for and paid in taxes” up to the average income.
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“Families need to have greater security in order to ensure a safer, less fragile economy,” he said, adding that since low earners tended to be in the most precarious position, the minimum wage would have to be raised.
A balance must be struck between hiking the minimum wage and maintaining the competitiveness of small and medium-sized enterprises, the prime minister said.
Source: MTI
He saw what happened in Israel to his good friend Bibi and he got scared. Time to bribe before the Election. The problem is that he is not giving bribe to everyone, only to certain groups. The ones that are not getting the bribe will probably vote against him.
Why not lower the VAT so that everyone will enjoy it?
@Anonymous
Yay sure ANONY MOUSE hiding behind your name, we should all listen to an idiot like you and your poor politics. Orban is a family man and advocate, what are you???