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Hungary
Inside this issue
• Heavy dependence on gas is causing concern
• Labour costs are only a third of the potential savings to be made
• Investment in the historic Tokaj region is starting to pay off - -
Content
Splits threaten to undermine success
A former model new EU member, the country has run into trouble, write Stefan Wagstyl and Thomas Escritt
Economy: A protracted course of bitter medicine
More work for less money is hardly a popular prescription, says Stefan Wagstyl
Kurt: Criminals give data experts their start
The world-leading data recovery company has roots in former austerity, writes Christopher Condon
Banking: Consumers keep on borrowing
Bank’s credit costs are creeping higher, reports Thomas Escritt
Debrecen: Second city hungry for skills
Qualified workers are in short supply, but the mood of this ancient city is upbeat, says Thomas Escritt
Healthcare: Sick system’s recovery will involve more pain
Breaking the popular attachment to doctors means paying a high political cost, says Thomas Escritt
Levente Balogh: Foreign accolade helps to swell domestic sales
Appeals to patriotism have proved vital in establishing the brand, says Kester Eddy
Katti Zoob: From puppets to high fashion
Kester Eddy finds out why the international fame of this autodidact is growing fast
John Wirth: Financial service offers dignity
This business does more than just provide the basics, says Kester Eddy
Kriszta Kesmarky: Hard-working punk seeks inspiration in Asia
Diversification has extended the Goa operation into food, writes Kester Eddy
