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: Aligning domestic energy prices with market rates to reduce state-funded price gaps. 4. The Social and Political Impact

: Initially, spending cuts often lead to a temporary drop in GDP and a rise in unemployment as the public sector shrinks.

: Moving from universal subsidies to means-tested support to protect the most vulnerable while cutting the overall social budget. GAZDASГЃGI KIIGAZГЌTГЃSOK 1.46

: While reforms aim to attract foreign direct investment (FDI), there is often a "wait-and-see" period where investors observe the political stability of the country before committing capital.

: Correcting the trade balance by making domestic goods more competitive, often through "internal devaluation" (restraining wages) or currency adjustments. : Aligning domestic energy prices with market rates

: Modernizing the economy to lower transaction costs.

Long-form economic adjustments rarely occur without significant social friction. The "adjustment burden" is a critical point of debate: : Moving from universal subsidies to means-tested support

: Streamlining the state apparatus to reduce "red tape."