CNSP's Stanica believes in medium term economic growth to be supported especially by investments
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Economic growth for 2024 is estimated at 3.4%, and in the medium term the GDP advance will be supported by external funds coming through the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR), through governmental investments, investments in infrastructure, but also private consumption, with an evolution slightly below economic growth, the president of the National Commission for Strategy and Forecast (CNSP), Cristian Stanica told a Monday's event.
"For the year 2024, the estimated economic growth is 3.4% and we are extremely concerned to analyze the Romanian Entrepreneurship Index and include it…
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