Mugur Isarescu – BNR: Wages should increase by market forces not by politicians
Wage increases should be based solely on productivity growth and be made „by market force”, not by politicians, the Governor of the National Bank of
Wage increases should be based solely on productivity growth and be made „by market force”, not by politicians, the Governor of the National Bank of
Romania climbed last year on the penultimate position among the EU member states in terms of the productivity of resources in the economy, after Bulgaria,
The hourly labour cost increased in the first quarter of 2018 by 12.72% compared to the same period in 2017, according to the data announced
After it reached, two years ago, among top states that met most economic stability criteria imposed by the Macroeconomic Imbalances Procedure Scoreboard (MIPS), with 13
The ratio between the net revenues coming as direct investment in the country and the (chronically negative) current account of Romania’s balance of payments has
The degree of labour force professionalisation in Romania has declined so much that the Romanian economy is heading toward an acute crisis on the market,
Wage increases should be based solely on productivity growth and be made „by market force”, not by politicians, the Governor of the National Bank of
Romania climbed last year on the penultimate position among the EU member states in terms of the productivity of resources in the economy, after Bulgaria,
The hourly labour cost increased in the first quarter of 2018 by 12.72% compared to the same period in 2017, according to the data announced
After it reached, two years ago, among top states that met most economic stability criteria imposed by the Macroeconomic Imbalances Procedure Scoreboard (MIPS), with 13
The ratio between the net revenues coming as direct investment in the country and the (chronically negative) current account of Romania’s balance of payments has
The degree of labour force professionalisation in Romania has declined so much that the Romanian economy is heading toward an acute crisis on the market,