In a NewMoney podcast, Florin Pogonaru emphasizes that Romania has a long way to go to reach a budget deficit of 3%, estimating 5% as a significant achievement. He criticizes the economy's dependence on consumption and highlights the need for a transition to a production and export-based economy. Pogonaru uses the metaphor of a marathon runner who needs to change their shoes to adapt to the demands of a more competitive economy.
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