Hungarian Central Statistical Office
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In the spotlight
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Start of the school year – HUF 20,060 were spent per pupil in households
If September then school starts! The new school-year will begin soon, students prepare for it by purchasing school equipent, textbooks, too. This infograph was prepared on the occasion of the beginning of school, and we can see from it how much did households with children spend regarding this in the previous school-year. We wish you success in your studies!
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Start of the school year –Pupils can already discover their textbooks
The new school-year is about to start, and 1.1 million students make acquaintance with their new textbooks. This infograph has been prepared for the occasion and we can see from it how many students received free-of-charge textbooks in the last school-year, and also how much has been spent on these. We wish you a successful school-year!
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Flour from wheat, bread from flour - Bread statistics on the occasion of 20 August
20 August is the day of St. Stephen, the foundation of the state and the ‘new bread’. One of the events of the day is the consecration and breaking of a bread baked from new wheat and tied with a ribbon of national colours. Its historical roots date back to the medieval liturgical celebration known as 'Dispersion of the Apostles' and the harvest celebration revived in 1899. Even today, flour is a major ingredient for Hungarian food production, and bread still plays a crucial role in our diet.
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16–29-year-old Hungarian young people in focus, 2018
The UN General Assembly designated 12 August as the International Youth Day, we celebrate them on this occasion. There were 1.5 million 16-29 year-old young people living in private households in Hungary during 2018, out of 100 inhabitants 21 belonged to this age group.
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Climate change
12 August may be the hottest day of 2019 in Hungary. The effect of climate change makes an impact in Europe as well as in Hungary, the striking rise of mean annual temperature values also illustrate this phenomenon. The extent of warming exceeded 1°C in Hungary and 1.5°C in Budapest according to values measured at weather stations since 1901.
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Housing prices, housing price index, Quarter 1 2019
The housing market continued to expand in the first quarter of 2019. Turnover of new homes, which represent a small share of the market, remains more dynamic than that of second-hand homes. House prices have also risen steadily. Prices rose fastest in the second-hand housing market compared to a year earlier.
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Our data has been updated in our ready-made table system!
In July 2019, our ready-made tables (STADAT) were updated in the topic of Agriculture.
On 12 July 2019, our agricultural prices related ready-made tables (STADAT) were updated in the topic of Prices.
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Hungarian Statistical Review, Volume 2, Number 1, 2019
The latest number features studies on the following topics: MORI coefficients as indicators of a ‘real’ cluster structure; mapping improvement options of government services; special problems of quality data in low economy countries; estimating stochastic production functions; and using the REBLUP method for estimating variance components under the nested error model.
