6 This opinion was rooted in the fact that institutions facing public pressure may act too little and too late, as macroprudential measures will often need to be implemented at a time when it is difficult for the public to see the need hereof.
To this end, we need to consult course books on economics, adapt the experiences of successful countries to the circumstances of Hungary, bring common sense back into economic policy, achieve a sustained reduction in government debt, boost the incentive for banks to lend and, ceterum censeo, deliver price stability.