The Orbán government, suffocating under the pressure of the debt crisis created by itself as well as the world economy, is making pathetic attempts to discredit the history of Hungary between 2002 – 2010, portraying it as a period of misery and destruction. Below I would like to entertain my deadly friends and dearest enemies with some official data...
•    Balance of Trade in Goods:
o    2001:        € - 3552 million (negative)
o    2009:        € + 2602 million (positive)
•    Inflation
o    2001:        9,2%
o    2009:        4,5%
•    State subsidies to agriculture and rural development
o    2001:         HUF 206,8 billion
o    2009:        HUF 613,3 billion
•    Length of the motorway and expressway network:
o    2001:         538 kms
o    2009:        1285 kms
•    Real value of average income
o    2001:        100,0%
o    2010:        129,5%
•    Welfare expenditure as % of GDP
o    Pensions
    2002:    8,2%
    2010: 10,4%
o    Health
    2002: 4,2%
    2010: 4,7%
o    Education
    2002:     4,9%
    2010:    5,5%
o    Support to families
    2002:     1,7%
    2010:    2,0%
•    Average income of full-time employed
o    2001:         HUF   64.913
o    2010:        HUF 140.868
•    Net average income of state employees
o    2001:         HUF 102.833
o    2010:        HUF 202.835
•    Gross average income (national economy overall)
o    2001:         HUF 103.533
o    2010:        HUF 204.800
•    Family allowance / child / month
o    2001:        HUF 4.700
o    2009:        HUF 13.300
•    Average child care fee for mothers
o    2001:        HUF 39.274
o    2009:        HUF 75.000
•    Normative state support to play-schools (child day care facilities) / child / month
o    2001:        HUF 179.000
o    2009:        HUF 540.000
•    Number of apartments
o    2001:        4.065.000
o    2009:        4.310.000
•    Privately owned motor vehicles
o    2001:         2.244.574
o    2009:        2.779.955
•    Average age of motor vehicles
o    2001:        12.48 years
o    2009:         10.85 years
•    Internet subscriptions
o    2001:        321.674
o    2009:        2.434.000
•    Expenditure for pensions:
o    2001:        HUF 1318,8 billion
o    2009:         HUF 2995,0 billion
•    Average pension:
o    2001:        HUF 39.647
o    2009:        HUF 85.287
•    State Debt as % of GDP, in 2010:
o    Hungary:         79,8%
o    Belgium:         100,9%
o    France:        86%
o    United Kingdom:     81,7%
o    Italy:             116,1%
o    United States        97,5%
o    Eurozone average    83,6%
•    Operating cost of the state
o    2002:        15,9% of GDP
o    2010:        12,4% of GDP
•    Personal Income Tax and social security contributions as % of gross income
o    2001:        38,4%
o    2010:        31,2%
•    Number of Ambulance vehicle stations
o    2001:        203
o    2010:        230
•    Citizens with valid social security insurance
o    2001.        3.836.000
o    2009.        9.752.073
There is more. I will return later.
Obviously, I do not expect anything from Fidesz. But I hope the socialists will finally grasp that they should not be ashamed, but advertise the heritage of their joint government with the liberals.
http://greczy.blog.hu/2011/08/08/2002_2010_a_gyarapodas_8_eve?utm_source=ketrec&utm_medium=link&utm_content=2011_08_08&utm_campaign=index

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