Theodor Stolojan: "The Economic Growth of Romania Began to Slow Down in 2022, Before Austerity Measures
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The slowing down of the Romanian economy began in 2022, about three and a half years before the adoption of the measures presented as austerity measures, claims former Prime Minister Theodor Stolojan. He reported that the growth rate fell below 1% despite increased public investment and believes that the priority of the authorities must be to correct the economic deficits.
Former Prime Minister and Finance Minister Theodor Stolojan made an X-ray of the serious situation in Romania's economy and explained that what was done in the years 2022-2025, before any austerity measures were taken, was contrary to economic cards.
Former Prime Minister Theodor Stolojan points out that Romania's economy has entered a path of slowdown since 2022, despite European funds and increased public investment. He argues that, in the current context, correcting deficits and monitoring external balances must be a priority, and Romania needs foreign investment, new technologies and a more efficient allocation of resources to harness its growth potential.
Former Prime Minister Theodor Stolojan claims that the reduction in the rate of economic growth in Romania began with 2022, three and a half years before any austerity measures were taken.
The reduction in the rate of economic growth in Romania began with the year 2022, with three and a half years [...]
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