Romanians working abroad sent EUR 2.695 billion to the country in the first eight months of 2018, equalling the European funds and subsidies received in
According to the dialectic principle, Romanians’ migration went to the next level and opened an even worse stage for the labour market in the country:
Migration is one of the most serious problems facing Romania at this time, along with the lack of infrastructure. However, the return of Romanians to
Despite the Brexit, the UK has strengthened in 2016 its position as a preferred country for Romanians who go to work abroad, according to the
The percentage of Romanians who consider the EU membership to be a good thing has dropped from 54% in March this year to just 48%
The increase of the available income and the wealth effect induced by that have stimulated not only the consumption but also the saving among the
Romanians working abroad sent EUR 2.695 billion to the country in the first eight months of 2018, equalling the European funds and subsidies received in
According to the dialectic principle, Romanians’ migration went to the next level and opened an even worse stage for the labour market in the country:
Migration is one of the most serious problems facing Romania at this time, along with the lack of infrastructure. However, the return of Romanians to
Despite the Brexit, the UK has strengthened in 2016 its position as a preferred country for Romanians who go to work abroad, according to the
The percentage of Romanians who consider the EU membership to be a good thing has dropped from 54% in March this year to just 48%
The increase of the available income and the wealth effect induced by that have stimulated not only the consumption but also the saving among the
