It is well known that the larger and more complex a machine or organization is, the slower it can turn around and change direction. This is also true of a country's economic policy. But no matter how slow a change may be, after a while it becomes noticeable. At first, perhaps only the officers and helmsmen notice it, then the crew, and finally the passengers may also notice that the Hungarian economy, even if it has not turned around completely, has begun to move in a different direction than before.
