According to him, "the dumbed-down Hungarian society" has been badly beaten, but he hopes that Hungary will not receive any EU funds. Prof. he expects a crisis within four months.
Inotai considers the series of welfare-enhancing measures to be an irresponsible and vile waste of money (with no real performance behind it), which is perhaps why he regularly takes photos with left-liberal prime ministers who consistently resist the populist intention of increasing welfare.
The retired research professor is probably making false statements through no fault of his own, but deliberately, when he calls the performance of the Orbán governments rubbish with noble simplicity. The hundreds of publications he listed in the scientific databases, in contrast to the hateful and destructive legacy of the Orbán government, probably improved the well-being of the broad strata of the Hungarian people.
All of this would not have been possible without the generous funding of the Hungarian people, who supported the so-called World Economic Research Institute.
"It is an undoubted fact that Hungarian society will pay a terrible price for it, but this is a society that - if at all - can only notice under such circumstances"
- said the retired professor in an interview with Hírklikk, expressing his best wishes to the lost Hungarian people, who may have gone down the wrong path once and for all.
Contrary to Inotai's claims, the Hungarian economy started to grow after 2010, achieved full employment within a decade, and achieved economic development that broke European records. All of this while continuously reducing the state debt and external financial vulnerability, so it was finally possible to achieve rapid growth not from debt, but from work and performance. And the fruits of this growth actually reached the employees and families, which was also reflected in the unprecedented Hungarian wage explosion and the sudden improvement in poverty indicators.
It is no coincidence that during the corona crisis, the most serious economic crisis of the past decades, our country overtook Portugal in terms of economic development.
the G7 article of overdeveloped comrade-in-arms, we are sending a message to the esteemed professor that although the pages of scientific publications can withstand anything, when straying into the swampy ground of reality, it is worth proceeding with increased methodological caution.
The opposition economists are predicting an economic crisis after another two-thirds of Fidesz, and they think that Orbán is completely unfit to handle crises, and he doesn't even have an economic policy.
By refuting manipulative claims motivated by interests or personal hatred, we show that the Orbán governments have repeatedly passed the exam in terms of crisis management since 2010. In our article, we also looked at how the new cabinet can avoid austerity, as it has done with great success before.
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