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Five Romanian Regions, Among The Poorest 21 Regions In EU - Eurostat
Five regions In Romania are among the 21 regions in the European Union with GDP per capita below 50% of EU average, according to Eurostat.
Eurostat: Romania Ranks Last In EU By Online Shopping In 2015
Romania ranks last in European Union by online shopping this year, while 1 out of 2 persons in the EU purchased online in 2015, according to Eurostat data.
Eurostat: Romania 3Q GDP Rises At Fastest Pace In EU Quarter To Quarter
The Romanian economy grew at the fastest pace in the European Union in the third quarter, with 1.4%, compared to the second quarter, and at the second-fastest pace compared to the third quar...
Eurostat: Romania’s Government Debt Down To 38% Of GDP In 2Q, From 38.4% In 1Q
Romania’s government debt fell 0.4 percentage points to 38% of the gross domestic product, or RON259.48 billion, in the second quarter of 2015, from 38.4% in the first quarter, Eurostat data...
Eurostat: Romania Had Fourth Lowest Government Debt In EU In 2014
Romania places fourth in the European Union by the lowest ratio of government debt to GDP in 2014, with 39.9%, being outranked by Estonia (10.4%), Luxembourg (23%) and Bulgaria (27%), Eurost...
Eurostat: Employment Down In Romania And Finland In 2Q
Romania and Finland are the only EU states that registered a decrease in employment in the second quarter, compared with the same period a year before, of 1.6% and 0.7%, respectively, while...
Romania Ranks Last In EU By Hiring Ratio In 2014
Romania’s new staff ratio was at only 5.7% in 2014, indicating share of the persons employed at a current position for no more than 12 months among the total employees, according to the EU's...
Romania 1Q Labor Costs Rise At 2nd Fastest Pace In EU
Total hourly labor costs in Romania rose 7.1% on the year in January-March, the second largest increase in the European Union, official data showed Thursday.
Romanians Pay One Of Highest Energy Prices In EU By Purchasing Power Standards
Romanians pay one of the highest energy prices in EU in relation to the purchasing power, outranked by Germany, Portugal Cyprus, and Spain, while Finland, Latvia, and Luxembourg pay the lowe...