Romania is taking tough fiscal measures to consolidate its public finances, with painful immediate effects, but long-term benefits.
Sanziana Georgescu
Economy
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In the context of deteriorating public finances, Romania is taking ambitious fiscal measures, the most significant since the Great Financial Crisis. While the short-term impact will include high inflation and low economic growth, ING Bank Romania's analysis suggests that, if implemented correctly, these measures could bring medium- and long-term benefits, including avoiding a junk rating.
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ULTIMA ORĂ „Cum să reduci cel mai mare deficit din UE”. ING vede un impact dureros al măsurilor fiscale, cu o creștere PIB apropiată de zero și inflație. Execuția corectă ar putea aduce și efecte pozitive
ULTIMA ORĂ „Cum să reduci cel mai mare deficit din UE”. ING vede un impact dureros al măsurilor fiscale, cu o creștere PIB apropiată de zero și inflație. Execuția corectă ar putea aduce și efecte pozitive
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