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In 2024, budget allocations for research and development in the EU have risen to €284.7 per person, with Romania having the lowest allocation of just €19.1.

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In 2024, government budget allocations for research and development in the European Union reached €127.916 billion, representing 0.71% of GDP. Romania had the lowest allocation at €19.1 per person, in contrast to Luxembourg, Denmark and the Netherlands, which had the highest. Between 2014 and 2024, all EU governments increased their R&D budgets, with the majority of funds directed towards advancing knowledge and education.

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România, țara UE cu cea mai redusă alocare bugetară pe persoană pentru cercetare și dezvoltare
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România, ţara UE cu cea mai redusă alocare bugetară pe persoană pentru cercetare şi dezvoltare, în 2024, potrivit Eurostat
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