Deputy PM Kelemen Hunor: Budget target, bold, bonuses remain built into monthly income in 2021
Publicat:The budget target of 7.1 percent is a bold one, so that neither salaries, nor pensions, nor investments will be affected, and the increase will remain built into the monthly income, Deputy Prime Minister Kelemen Hunor declared on Wednesday, according to AGERPRES.
"Our goal is to have a deficit of 7 - 7.1 percent. It is an ambitious, courageous target and at this moment we can fit into this target. Of course, this means that there will be less spending than last year. In terms of investments, the large investments in key areas - infrastructure, economy, attracting investors - are provided…
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