Social protection expenditure amounted to 264.389 billion lei in 2023, an increase of 15.4% compared to the previous year, according to the NSI.
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In 2023, expenditure for social protection totaled 264.389 billion lei, of which 259.756 billion lei for social benefits, representing an increase of 15.4% compared to 2022. Social protection revenues reached 259.431 billion lei, up by 12.1%. The share of social protection expenditure in GDP was 16.5%, similar to 2022, with a focus on old-age and health risks. Data are semi-final and will be updated in November 2025.
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INS: Cheltuielile privind protecţia socială au crescut în 2023 cu 15,4%, la 264,389 miliarde lei
Cheltuielile pentru protecție socială au crescut cu peste 15% în 2023
Cheltuielile cu protecţia socială au crescut cu peste 15%, conform celor mai recente date centralizate de INS
INS: În 2023 cheltuielile de protecție socială au crescut cu 15,4%
INS: România a înregistrat o creștere cu 15,4% a cheltuielilor de protecție socială în 2023 față de 2022
INS: România a cheltuit mai mult cu 15,4% pentru protecția socială în 2023
Protecția socială ne-a costat cu 15,4% mai mult în 2023. Peste 48% din bani au mers spre pensii
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