“Although it may seem paradoxical, it is preferable a moderate economic growth (for instance, of 3.5%), but throughout several years, to temporary spectacular jumps followed by equally ample contractions,” Isarescu added.
According to Isarescu, the only way to concomitantly deliver to the society a solid economic growth, while maintaining the internal and external balances of the economy, is to “boost the economic growth potential through structural policies meant to trigger permanent gains in productivity.”