World Bank: Romania’s economy could grow by 5.1% in 2018
iunie 11, 2018
Romania’s economy could grow by 5.1% in 2018, according to the World Bank summer forecast. The estimate has been improved by 0.6 percentage points above
Romania’s economy could grow by 5.1% in 2018, according to the World Bank summer forecast. The estimate has been improved by 0.6 percentage points above
Last year, total investment at the national level (both from the public and private sources) in the EU member states amounted to almost EUR 3,100
Romania’s economy ranks 16th in the European Union and represents 1.23% of the EU economy, according to the data published by Eurostat for 2017,
Romania is captive of tax and wage policies that are hostile to long-term sustainable development. One of the most striking arguments is the very large
The National Prognosis Commission (CNP), an institution under the government authority, radically changed the economic growth for 2017, from 6.1% in last autumn forecast to
Romania needs to adopt a different economic model if it wants to avoid a crisis caused by the current consumption boom, according to Matteo Patrone,
According to the Eurostat data, Romania is at the lowest level of public investment as a share of GDP in the entire period monitored, with
Development disparities between Romania’s regions have diminished since the European integration, but the gaps between the relative incomes of people living in these regions have
In the first three quarters of 2017, net investment in the national economy amounted to about RON 50 billion, up by 3.6%, compared to the
The state budget for 2018 drafted by the Ministry of Public Finance (MPF) counts on a decline in the economic growth only to 5.5% in
The distrust regarding the health of Romania’s economic growth makes foreign analysts remember that the last time when Romania outpaced China in terms of the
The data published by Eurostat on the evolution of GDP per capita over the period 2005-2015 show that the growth rate of this key indicator
The Fiscal Council issued a negative opinion on the proposal to amend the Fiscal Code, according to the opinion published Friday on the institution’s website.
UNSUSTAINABLE: Purchasing power increase, triple compared to GDP growth! The purchasing power of wages reached the threshold of 180% in July 2017 compared to the
Romania’s current account deficit will be by far the largest of the European Union’s emerging economies in 2017 and will exceed 3%, according to the
The consolidated general budget recorded a deficit of ROL 5.14 billion at the end of the first seven months of 2017, equivalent to 0.63% of
The share of financial commitments by public administrations remained, between 2015 and Q1 2017, at the same level of 45.2% of GDP, according to the
* Budget deficit, cash Budget deficit, ESA Structural deficit * We made a memory effort and sought to see the budget commitments for the current
The consolidated general budget ended the first four months of 2017 with a small surplus of 0.17% of the estimated GDP for the current year,
The Bucharest-Ilfov region will continue to have the highest net monthly average wage per employee in the next four years but will register the lowest growth
Romania’s economy could grow by 5.1% in 2018, according to the World Bank summer forecast. The estimate has been improved by 0.6 percentage points above
Last year, total investment at the national level (both from the public and private sources) in the EU member states amounted to almost EUR 3,100
Romania’s economy ranks 16th in the European Union and represents 1.23% of the EU economy, according to the data published by Eurostat for 2017,
Romania is captive of tax and wage policies that are hostile to long-term sustainable development. One of the most striking arguments is the very large
The National Prognosis Commission (CNP), an institution under the government authority, radically changed the economic growth for 2017, from 6.1% in last autumn forecast to
Romania needs to adopt a different economic model if it wants to avoid a crisis caused by the current consumption boom, according to Matteo Patrone,
According to the Eurostat data, Romania is at the lowest level of public investment as a share of GDP in the entire period monitored, with
Development disparities between Romania’s regions have diminished since the European integration, but the gaps between the relative incomes of people living in these regions have
In the first three quarters of 2017, net investment in the national economy amounted to about RON 50 billion, up by 3.6%, compared to the
The state budget for 2018 drafted by the Ministry of Public Finance (MPF) counts on a decline in the economic growth only to 5.5% in
The distrust regarding the health of Romania’s economic growth makes foreign analysts remember that the last time when Romania outpaced China in terms of the
The data published by Eurostat on the evolution of GDP per capita over the period 2005-2015 show that the growth rate of this key indicator
The Fiscal Council issued a negative opinion on the proposal to amend the Fiscal Code, according to the opinion published Friday on the institution’s website.
UNSUSTAINABLE: Purchasing power increase, triple compared to GDP growth! The purchasing power of wages reached the threshold of 180% in July 2017 compared to the
Romania’s current account deficit will be by far the largest of the European Union’s emerging economies in 2017 and will exceed 3%, according to the
The consolidated general budget recorded a deficit of ROL 5.14 billion at the end of the first seven months of 2017, equivalent to 0.63% of
The share of financial commitments by public administrations remained, between 2015 and Q1 2017, at the same level of 45.2% of GDP, according to the
* Budget deficit, cash Budget deficit, ESA Structural deficit * We made a memory effort and sought to see the budget commitments for the current
The consolidated general budget ended the first four months of 2017 with a small surplus of 0.17% of the estimated GDP for the current year,
The Bucharest-Ilfov region will continue to have the highest net monthly average wage per employee in the next four years but will register the lowest growth
