Filote added that EC is not against fiscal relaxation, agreeing with all measures as long as they are taken at the right time and covered with correct compensatory measures.
Filote admitted that Romania had a remarkable economic growth but pointed out that the growth engine was represented by consumption and exports.
The head Of EC representation in Romania also said that Romanians need higher wages based on competitiveness, as Romania is the second poorest country in the EU.
Filote said that, despite low salaries, Romanian work hard and hope they will get higher salaries, adding that the challenge for Romanian authorities would be to find a way to hike salaries and workforce costs progressively and still remain attractive for foreign investors.