Labor productivity in Romania has increased from 26% in 2008 to 44% in 2024, with a significant contribution from women, especially in high-end sectors.
Liviu Brăteanu
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<p>The analysis by Ella Kallai, chief economist at Alpha Bank, shows that Romania's productivity has risen sharply to 44% in 2024, with women playing a crucial role. This is due to the development of knowledge-intensive sectors and structural changes in the economy, with the share of knowledge-intensive services rising from 21% in 2008 to 33% in 2023. Women represent 43% of the workforce, with a high concentration in productive sectors. Migration to more productive services is expected to continue, which will support economic growth.
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Productivitatea în România a crescut de la 26% în 2008 la 44% în 2024, femeile având o contribuție remarcabilă (analiză)
Alpha Bank: Productivitatea forţei de muncă a crescut în România de la 26% din media UE în 2008 la 44% în 2024, susţinută puternic de femei. Cea mai mare pondere a femeilor în populaţia ocupată este în cele mai productive sectoare din economie
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