In the following analysis we present the major conclusions drawn from the organization and conducting of the recent Rio de Janeiro Summer Olympics and Paralympics. There have been numerous media coverages and reports by those concerned that have drawn attention to deficiencies, maladministration, and dangers concerning participants and the audience. These facts raise the following question: how was Rio de Janeiro be able to get the right to host the Olympic Games? In the analysis those factors and conditions will be presented that are indispensable to host the Games. Main focus will be given to economic aspects.

Economic and social indicators can explicitly describe the economic situation and the potential improvements of a country, as well as they can be part of an international comparison. These 48 economic and social indicators compiled by IEER illustrate the most important economic processes and current situation of Hungary. They can also help us to evaluate Hungary in the regional contest and compare with its earlier performance. In the indicator-set yearly, quarterly and monthly data are available. The data collection was closed on 1st September.

Labels and notes belonging to the graphs are in Hungarian.