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Unexpected inflation and public pensions: the case of Hungary



András Simonovits*
Article   |   Year:  2023   |   Pages:  505 - 520   |   Volume:  47   |   Issue:  4
Received:  March 13, 2023   |   Accepted:  July 21, 2023   |   Published online:  December 11, 2023
Download citation        https://doi.org/10.3326/pse.47.4.6       


Table 1
Shares of expenditure on food and household energy, Hungary, 2020 (in %)
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Figure 1
Inflation rates for top and bottom quintiles, Hungary (in %, year-on-year)
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Table 2
Annual and monthly price indices (actual and forecast)
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Table 3
Annual vs. monthly benefit raise, 2021-2023: counterfactual exact forecast
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Table 4
Three forecasts
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Table 5
The estimations of the impact of delaying retirement, 2010-2022
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Table 6
The impact of the declining real value of bending point on high initial pensions, Hungary, 2012-2023
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  December, 2023
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