GKI: A korábbi laza költségvetések árát fizetjük meg most
Government spending in recent years was initially aimed at mitigating the harmful economic effects of the COVID-19 epidemic, and then the stated goal became the forced acceleration of growth.
If we look at the period following the Bokros package (1995), it can be seen that, thanks to the budget adjustments, expenses in real terms lagged behind revenues (between 1996-2001 and 2007-2012) or grew almost identically to them (between 2002-2006) until 2012. The deficit of the public finances fell to 35% of 1995 in real terms.
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