living standards

Data released by the INS for the first quarter of 2018 show that households’ living standards increased considerably compared to the same quarter of the previous year, about five times more than the GDP growth (+ 20.3% per...

According to data published by Eurostat, the living standard in the Bucharest-Ilfov region was 139% of the EU average in 2016, according to GDP per capita at the purchasing power parity standard (adjusted to the national price level)....

Romania has reached 61% of the average living standard in the EU 28 in 2016, according to the actual individual consumption indicator (AIC), the latest data released by Eurostat shows. The gap between this indicator and GDP per...

Romania has joined the European Union with the highest inequality in population incomes among the member states and continues to rank second, according to the data released by Eurostat. Instead of being part of the Central European group...

„If you work, you do not have time to make money” according to an increasingly popular Romanian saying, confirmed by the data published by Eurostat. Data which places us at the top of the EU by the proportion...

Romania has reached 63% of the EU 28 average living standard in 2016, according to the actual individual consumption indicator (AIC), according to the data released by Eurostat. By the more familiar way of measuring the living standards,...

The convergence with the Western Europe means more than just the growth that would cancel gaps in terms of standards of living but keep us on the current coordinates in terms of customs and mentalities. Two Eurostat statistics...

Romania became the tenth EU economy by purchasing power parity adjusted GDP, according to data published by Eurostat. Over the past decade, our country surpassed, based on this indicator, countries like Greece (passing through a deep public debt...