Zoltán Pogátsa Has Taken a Harsh Stance on Diesel Subsidies, Saying the Poor Are Paying for the Rich to Refuel
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According to the economist, diesel price subsidies do not help the needy, and in fact, ultimately the poor pay for the rich to refuel. Zoltán Pogátsa believes that the subsidies also increase the budget deficit and the climate burden.
HVG's new economic podcast, Economic Entrance, has been launched, in which, in addition to summarizing the week's economic news, host Gábor Pitner talked with the show's first guest, economist, sociologist, and university teacher Zoltán Pogátsa, about, among other things, the Tisza diesel price compensation and the downsides of the introduction of the Hungarian euro.
Zoltán Pogátsa is not thrilled with the government's subsidies for diesel car owners, and has voiced this. The economist believes that this means the poor are paying for the rich to refuel.
Zoltán Pogátsa has taken a harsh stance on diesel subsidies, saying that the poor are paying for the rich to refuel - According to the economist, the money is going to the wrong place.
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