Central and Eastern European countries are facing risks of economic slowdown after 20 years of rapid growth, warns an analysis from the Warsaw School of Economics.
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The analysis highlights that, although the CEE-11 countries, including Romania, have experienced rapid economic development, demographic challenges and a lack of innovation threaten the continuation of this trend. Romania stands out for its rapid reduction of the gap compared to the EU-15, but risks such as population decline and inefficiency in research investments may affect the future. Economists propose various scenarios for the period 2025-2035, emphasizing the need for a transition to an innovation-based economic model and sustainable demographic policies.
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România generează marea surpriză a UE: Țara noastră a suferit o transformare radicală, mult peste alte țări similare
După 20 de ani de creșteri-record, pentru România și Europa Centrală și de Est vine un deceniu dificil
România va avea probleme de creştere economică în UE; în următorii zece ani - Newsweek România
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