– When Viktor Orbán announced in 2010 that he would create 1 million new jobs in Hungary within 10 years, the self-proclaimed independent economists only laughed cynically. Their cynicism was understandable, because they had failed. The 200,000 new jobs created after 1998 had disappeared by 2010. Then, in the 10 years after 2010, 870,000 jobs were created here, and together with Hungarians working abroad, we have certainly crossed the 1 million …
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– When Viktor Orbán announced in 2010 that he would create 1 million new jobs in Hungary within 10 years, the self-proclaimed independent economists only laughed cynically. Their cynicism was understandable, because they had failed. The 200,000 new jobs created after 1998 had disappeared by 2010. Then, in the 10 years after 2010, 870,000 jobs were created here, and together with Hungarians working abroad, we have certainly crossed the 1 million …