We start from the certainties in 2016 – when Romania will most likely have the highest economic growth among the EU states: INS announced an
Official statistics show that in 2008, when „the economy was roaring” more powerfully than now and there were plenty of foreign investments coming, the populist
Romania ranks 32th among 61 countries surveyed in mid-2016, right after Poland and South Africa, but before Mexico and Bosnia-Herzegovina in terms of quality of
We start from the certainties in 2016 – when Romania will most likely have the highest economic growth among the EU states: INS announced an
Official statistics show that in 2008, when „the economy was roaring” more powerfully than now and there were plenty of foreign investments coming, the populist
Romania ranks 32th among 61 countries surveyed in mid-2016, right after Poland and South Africa, but before Mexico and Bosnia-Herzegovina in terms of quality of
