Vouchers generated over RON 32 billion for Romania's GDP in 2023, with a significant impact on consumption and jobs.
Sanziana Georgescu
Economy
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A study conducted by ASE shows that vouchers contribute more than 2% to Romania's GDP, having a major economic impact. Every leu spent through these vouchers generates an additional 2.91 leu to GDP. Meal vouchers account for 84% of all vouchers issued, supporting more than 128,000 jobs. Holiday vouchers contribute to tourism and cultural vouchers are starting to have a positive impact on the cultural sector. The study highlights the versatility of this instrument in various public policies.
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Tichetele de valoare au generat 32 miliarde de lei în PIB-ul României, reprezentând peste 2% din economia naţională, arată un studiu al Academiei de Studii Economice
Studiu ASE: Tichetele de valoare au constribuit cu peste 32 mld.lei la PIB în 2023, respectiv peste 2% din total. Tichetele au susţinut peste 168.000 de locuri de muncă în retail şi HORECA
Tichetele de valoare au generat 32 miliarde de lei în PIB-ul României, reprezentând peste 2% din economia națională
Tichetele de valoare au generat 32 miliarde de lei în PIB-ul României, reprezentând peste 2% din economia națională
Tichetele de valoare au generat 32 miliarde de lei în PIB-ul României. Tichetele de masă, mai valoroase ca vocuhere de vacanţă şi tichetele-cadou
Tichetele de valoare au generat 32 miliarde de lei în PIB-ul României, reprezentând peste 2% din economia națională (studiu)
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