The aim of the conference – organised by Republikon Institute and the European Liberal Forum – was to present how the modern state could help during multiple crises and what the new economic roles of the state are, evaluate the post-covid recovery policies and state interventions from this aspect and find liberal answers to the identified challenges. First a panel composed researchers from The Czech Republic, Austria and Hungary discussed the state’s role in a European perspective. Later two prominent Hungarian economists debated the responsibilities of the state.
You can read the full event report here.
