Orbanomics

Since the request was declined, Hungary turned to taxation policies regarded as unorthodox by the international community to cover the deficit.

[citation needed] Compulsory private pension funds were nationalised[2] which are estimated around $12,000,000,000 in total.

[2] The Orbán government has implemented several policies intended to raise the birth rate and reduce the number of abortions and divorces.

[5] As part of its economical reforms, Fidesz started to draft the new version of the Tax Law for 2015.

[6] According to the draft, Internet traffic would be taxed with a 150 Ft/GB rate irrespective of the type of data transmitted.