Hungary now ranks last among European Union member states in a vital measure of household welfare—Actual Individual Consumption (AIC) per capita—according to June 18, 2025 data from Eurostat. At just 72% of the EU average, Hungary trails all 26 other countries in terms of what families actually consume, including public services like healthcare and education. In stark contrast, Luxembourg leads the bloc with 141%, while the Netherlands and Germany stand at 120% and 118%, respectively.
  • Luffy
    24•10 months ago
    • Be poor
    • elect a corrupt fascist in hopes „the corporations fix everything”
    • the corps don’t fix everything
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    • FundMECFS
      16•10 months ago

      You forgot:

      “corrupt facist rescinds all media freedoms, soft bans the opposition, and basically destroys the semi-democracy they had. Actively bans universities.”

  • @0xtero@beehaw.org
    11•10 months ago

    But it’s ok, they’re manly man tough, like in the good old days, when men were iron and ships were wood! Leave them to it, they’ll tough it out. They’ve earned it.

    • Jack
      9•10 months ago

      The thing is that in these cases usually the statistics hide a huge wealth inequality gap.

      So the people is power are not really poor more often they are even richer and more powerful than rich people in countries with working governments/economies.

      And the poor people are really fucked. So in essence what you are advocating for is not even collective punishment because the people responsible are not punished.