This article investigates the changing relationship of class and the living conditions of individuals in Hungary in comparison with other European countries. Our central question is to what extent class position determines the material living conditions of individuals in Hungary, how this relationship has changed, and how significant it is compared to other European countries. Our analysis is a direct test of the death-of-class thesis in one of the core fields of class analysis. Our results show that there has been a rapid and large-scale restructuring of Hungarian society after 2010, with two notable tendencies. The first is an overall improvement of material living conditions at all levels of the class structure, the other is the gradual solidification and polarisation of class structure.

本文与其他欧洲国家相比，研究了匈牙利的阶级变化和个人生活条件的变化。我们的核心问题是阶级地位在多大程度上决定了匈牙利个人的物质生活条件，这种关系发生了怎样的变化，以及与其他欧洲国家相比有多大意义。我们的分析是对班级分析核心领域之一的班级死亡论文的直接测试。我们的研究结果表明，2010 年之后匈牙利社会出现了快速、大规模的重组，有两个显着的趋势。一是阶级结构各级物质生活条件的全面改善，二是阶级结构的逐步固化和两极分化。