Orbán's policies provide financial incentives for families, like €30,000 zero-interest loans for childbearing, illustrating Hungary's drive to increase birth rates among its native population.
Despite significant financial incentives, such as tax exemptions for mothers of four or more children, Hungary's birth rate continues to decline, reflecting broader socioeconomic challenges.
As Hungary grapples with a declining birth rate, financial barriers like rising accommodation prices and changing work dynamics hinder couples from having children earlier.
Orbán contends immigration threatens Hungary's cultural identity; consequently, his government emphasizes increasing native births instead of opening borders for migrants.
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