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IMF: Taxes are definitely not to increase in months to come
Taxes will certainly not increase in the months to come, said head of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) delegation in Romania Jeffrey Franks. Franks underlined that they were working with the Romanian side and would reach a conclusion at the end…
Tax increases would put a stop to economic recovery, says Minister of Economy
Tax increases would be an error because it would not help economy relaunch, but on the contrary it would put a stop to it, stated prior to the meeting with representatives of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the Minister of Economy, Trade and Business Environment, Adriean Videanu…
Mihai Tanasescu (IMF): "We have the money for infrastructure and we cannot spend it and at the end of the year we use it for salaries and other social expenditure"
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EP official Hubner: There are forces working against EU cohesion
Chair of the Committee on Regional Development of the European Parliament (EP) Danuta Hubner is arguing that there are currently forces working against the cohesion of the European Union. She told a conference on new perspectives on EU's cohesion policy from the Lisbon Agenda to the Europe 2020 strategy…
Employers' associations believe that Romanian economic growth rating will drop below 0.8 percent in 2010
The Romanian economic growth rating for 2010 will drop even below 0.8 percent as results from the conclusions of the discussions between the representatives of the major employers' associations in Romania and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) delegation…
Romania, the Czech Republic and Slovenia - part of six countries group where car production increased last year
Out of the 39 states that produced over 10,000 cars last year, only six recorded production growth. Romania is one of them. The other five are China, India, the Czech Republic, Taiwan and Slovenia, according to the International Organization of Motor Vehicle Manufacturers (OICA)…
Greece gets 110 billion euros, biggest bailout in history
Greece got 110 billion euros from the euro zone countries and from the International Monetary Fund , the biggest financial aid for a country ever. In exchange for this money, which accounts for about half of the country's GDP (240 billion euros in 2009), the authorities in Athens pledged to adopt really harsh austerity measures…