Hungary’s prime minister believes action taken by his government has helped to stabilize the country’s finances but says that the reform process must continue if it is to become a more competitive economy.
"What we’ve learnt from this crisis is that you have to take actions that may be painful in the short term but bring long-term benefits," says Gordon Bajnai, who took office last April following Ferenc Gyurcsany’s resignation.
Speaking at Euromoney’s Central and Eastern European Forum in Vienna last month,...
