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2011 Census Final Results: Romania Has 16,269,839 People Aged 18 And Over
Some 16,269,839 people of Romania’s entire population were aged 18 and over in October 2011, according to the final results of the population census conducted in 2011.
Hungarians, Roma Romania’s Largest Ethnic Minorities
Romania’s largest ethic minorities are Hungarians, with 6.5% of the country’s entire population, and Roma (3.3%), according to the final results of the population census conducted in 2011.
2011 Census Final Results: Romania’s Population Decreased To 20,121,641 People
Romania had a population of 20,121,641 people on October 20, 2011, according to the final results of the population census conducted in 2011, the country’s statistics institute INS said Thur...
Romania’s Population Decreased By 7,587 People In April
Romania’s population decreased by 7,587 people in April 2013, when 14,577children were born and 22,164 people died, according to data released Monday by the national statistics institute INS...
Romania’s Population Decreased By 6,802 People In February
Romania’s population decreased by 6,802 people in February 2013, when 13,486 children were born and 20,288 people died, according to data released Wednesday by the national statistics instit...
BCR: Romania’s Population Ageing Slows Down GDP Growth, Puts Pressure On State Budget
The decline in Romania's potential GDP, through reduced workforce contribution and capital, the piling pressure on the state budget, through higher social security costs, and the impact on d...
Romania’s Population Decreased By 4,325 People In January
Romania’s population decreased by 4,325 people in January 2013, when around 18,000 children were born and over 22,000 people died, according to data released Friday by the National Statistic...
Romania’s Population Decreased By 9,423 People In December 2012
Romania’s population decreased by 9.423 people in December 2012, when 13,650 children were born and 23,073 people died, according to data released Monday by the National Statistics Institute...
GfK: Most Romanians Believe Prices Will Go Up In 2013
Nearly 70% of Romanians think prices will go up in 2013 and 83% of them say prices were higher in 2012 compared to the previous year, according to a survey by market research company GfK.