A family with one child is the most common model in today’s Hungary. Yet 80% of one-child parents would like a second child, she said. Jobbik would introduce tax and other benefits, as well as home-building subsidies to support such families. The party would also reduce the tax rate of products and supplies required for supporting a child to 5%, she said.

Duró said Hungary had been hit by a “demographic disaster” of a declining population for the past few years. Every woman would have to raise four children to maintain the country’s population at its current level, said Duró.

Source www.hungarymatters.hu

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