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 "Minister of State for Public Administration and Justice Dr. Bence Rétvári puts some flesh on the bones for Voice as to how exactly the government is meeting its claim of cutting red tape. more » "Gains by the forint gathered momentum yesterday after the Greek parliament approved an austerity package. After the close of the interbank market, the forint rallied to 220 against the Swiss franc from a high of Ft 225. The forint traded around 265 per euro. more » "Countries still reeling from the global recession could be set to become employment ‘ghost towns’ as more than a quarter of workers say they are willing to move overseas to find a better job – according to GfK International Employee Study. In Hungary mostly young and highly qualified employees are willing to move overseas. Construcktion and manufacturing workers are interested in working in a foreign country the most. more » "The awareness of the Hungarian National Bank (MNB) is high and has not changed in 2011. The image of the central bank has slightly strengthened, its perceived independence has increased. more »|
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