Abstract
This paper deals with three tools to compare proof-theoretic strength of formal arithmetical theories: interpretability, -conservativity and proving restricted consistency. It is well known that under certain conditions these three notions are equivalent and this equivalence is often referred to as the Orey-Hájek characterization of interpretability. In this paper we look with detail at the Orey-Hájek characterization and study what conditions are needed and in what meta-theory the characterizations can be formalized.
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