Romania sets 'too optimistic' target to enter Eurozone in 2015, says EBRD chief economist
“Tax management is an issue for Romania. It needs to follow the example of other countries, where the fiscal policy runs smoothly. Eastern European has an image problem but, if we look at the last ten years, we can see major positive changes. For the moment, only in Poland and in Turkey one can invest safely. In Romania, maybe in two years,” said Sanfey.
Romanian Central Bank (BNR) Governor Mugur Isarescu has recently said Romania still aims to join the Eurozone in 2015, as previously announced.
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