Minister for National Economy: ‘Peace budget’ needed to restart Hungarian economy
Economic growth was lower than expected in the second quarter, resulting from external factors bearing down on industry experiencing a bout of weak exports, the national economy minister said on Tuesday, adding that Hungarian economy’s foundations were stable, however.
Nagy reveals the key to restarting the Hungarian economy
Commenting on data for the second quarter, he said he expected that after the US presidential elections this autumn the government would be able to submit a “peace budget” to parliament, giving a push to the economy with the help of an action plan targeting SMEs and families, which would help to generate 4 percent growth in gross domestic product next year.
He said this would be achieved inclusively by strengthening the middle class and enabling increasingly broad layers of society to benefit from the economic boom to be brought about by the return of peace.
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Poor economic growth in Hungary is due to internal factors: an idiot mafia government allying itself with Russia, taxing small businesses into bankruptcy and choking the market economy with corrupt interference. Fidesz is the worst government Hungary has had since the fall of communism.