Romania is a regional leader in terms of actual individual consumption (AIC) per capita, in purchasing power standards (pps, adjusted to prices), an indicator widely
After Poland, Romania was the second largest net beneficiary of European funds in 2023 (approximately EUR 6 billion), according to an Euronews analysis showing that
Data released by the NIS show a GDP growth well below expectations, of just 0.1%, in the second quarter compared to Q1/2024, putting at risk
The number of employees in Bucharest reached 1,093,506 in June this year, that is, 19% of the total 5,754,304 active employees in Romania worked in
The average working life of Romanians is approximately 32 years, after which they retire, the shortest average working life in the EU. Surprisingly, in the
Romanians are among those with a high degree of savings of the eight countries in Central and Eastern Europe (Hungary, the Czech Republic, Austria, Poland,
Romania is a regional leader in terms of actual individual consumption (AIC) per capita, in purchasing power standards (pps, adjusted to prices), an indicator widely
After Poland, Romania was the second largest net beneficiary of European funds in 2023 (approximately EUR 6 billion), according to an Euronews analysis showing that
Data released by the NIS show a GDP growth well below expectations, of just 0.1%, in the second quarter compared to Q1/2024, putting at risk
The number of employees in Bucharest reached 1,093,506 in June this year, that is, 19% of the total 5,754,304 active employees in Romania worked in
The average working life of Romanians is approximately 32 years, after which they retire, the shortest average working life in the EU. Surprisingly, in the
Romanians are among those with a high degree of savings of the eight countries in Central and Eastern Europe (Hungary, the Czech Republic, Austria, Poland,
