The REM analysis shows that cuts in education will affect Romania's budget by only 0.02% of GDP in 2025 and 0.20% in 2026, according to estimates from the Fiscal Council.
Liviu Brăteanu
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According to the analysis of the Romanian Economic Monitor, the cuts in education through the Bolojan Law will bring marginal savings to Romania's budget, estimating a reduction of 378 million lei, equivalent to 0.02% of GDP in 2025. The measures, including the increase in teaching norms, have a significant impact on schools, but do not substantially contribute to adjusting the budget deficit. In the context of the criticisms from the Minister of Education, Daniel David, who contests the evaluations of the Fiscal Council, the analysis highlights the need for structural reforms for an effective correction of the fiscal system.
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Impactul tăierilor din educație operate de Legea Bolojan este de doar 0,02% din PIB în 2025, marginal pentru bugetul României - arată Romanian Economic Monitor de la Universitatea Babeș-Bolyai din Cluj-Napoca, care confirmă calculele Consiliului Fiscal
Analiștii Romanian Economic Monitor de la UBB confirmă calculele Consiliului Fiscal – tăierile din educație nu rezolvă deficitul, sunt de doar 0,02% din PIB în 2025 / Ministrul Daniel David susținea că „nu ei sunt experții”
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