At the beginning of 2018, the number of companies in difficulty reached 51% of the total number of impact companies, which reversed for the first
Romania’s economy is becoming more and more vulnerable due to the increasing number of businesses that state no revenues, register losses and debts exceeding their
Between three and five million Romanians work and live abroad. The 2017 UN estimate, rated as optimistic by the World Bank’s Report on Diagnosis of
The current pace of developing the natural gas system infrastructure exposes our country to the risk of long-term energy insecurity in case of some predictable
The investment needs in Romania’s transport infrastructure exceed EUR 70 billion, while the available resources by 2030 are EUR 36 billion, according to the Transport
Member states are trying to reach a consensus by October about the European Commission’s proposals to amend the European Directive on posted workers. Although it
The outstanding payments of the companies to suppliers in Romania amounted to about 56 billion lei in 2016, compared to 56.5 billion lei in 2015
Although a good thing apparently, the economic growth, accompanied by an increased number of employed people hides a systemic failure: in Romania, tendency is for
The eight largest metropolitan areas of Romania (Bucharest, Brasov, Cluj-Napoca, Constanta, Craiova, Iasi, Ploiesti and Timisoara) represent 50% of the country’s population and 75% of
At the beginning of 2018, the number of companies in difficulty reached 51% of the total number of impact companies, which reversed for the first
Romania’s economy is becoming more and more vulnerable due to the increasing number of businesses that state no revenues, register losses and debts exceeding their
Between three and five million Romanians work and live abroad. The 2017 UN estimate, rated as optimistic by the World Bank’s Report on Diagnosis of
The current pace of developing the natural gas system infrastructure exposes our country to the risk of long-term energy insecurity in case of some predictable
The investment needs in Romania’s transport infrastructure exceed EUR 70 billion, while the available resources by 2030 are EUR 36 billion, according to the Transport
Member states are trying to reach a consensus by October about the European Commission’s proposals to amend the European Directive on posted workers. Although it
The outstanding payments of the companies to suppliers in Romania amounted to about 56 billion lei in 2016, compared to 56.5 billion lei in 2015
Although a good thing apparently, the economic growth, accompanied by an increased number of employed people hides a systemic failure: in Romania, tendency is for
The eight largest metropolitan areas of Romania (Bucharest, Brasov, Cluj-Napoca, Constanta, Craiova, Iasi, Ploiesti and Timisoara) represent 50% of the country’s population and 75% of
