SWOT Analysis - Central Europe

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1. Figure Methodology of the analysis used in the study
2. The general profile of the country (administrative system, demographic trends, employment, economic development, and attempts to promote culture and creative industries in the national indicators) 2.1 Short introduction (based on statistical data) Hungary's key statistics are as follows: Form of government: Republic (EU member since 2004) Capital: Budapest Area: 93.036 km² (CSO, 2010) Population according to census: 10 198 315 persons (CSO, 2001) Density: 107,5 persons/km² (CSO, 2010) GDP (CSO, 2009a): 26 753 906 (Mio HUF) Per capita GDP (CSO, 2009a): 2 665 (thousand HUF) Hungary is located in the northern hemisphere temperate climate belt, in <strong>Central</strong> <strong>Europe</strong>, at the middle section of the Danube River, enclosed by the Carpathian Mountains. To the west, Austria to the north, Slovakia, to the northeast Ukraine, to the east Romania, and to the south of the former Yugoslavia, Serbia, Croatia and Slovenia bordering the country. The area of Hungary is 93,036 square kilometres. The total population of the country at the 2010th of September was 9 998 thousands (CSO Flash Report 2010 January-September), which since 1981 due to the low birth rate and high number of deaths is decreasing and has an aging structure. At the same time, 4,320,681 homes were held accountable in the country (CSO, 2010a). It is considered relatively homogenous in terms of nationality as 92.3% of the population declared themselves as Hungarians, and the Hungarian language is spoken by 99% of the population (CSO, 2001). Hungary's territorial administration has two main levels. At territorial level 19 counties and the capital (Budapest) while at the local level 3152 towns and villages is found (CSO, 2009a).
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